G'day Wendy,

It is possible that this Side Pole Kit might fit a COI Leisure tent, however unfortunately as they've been out of production for a number of years, we have no way of checking or verifying this for you.

G'day Lorraine,

Unfortunately, the Tourer Side Pole Kit won't suit the Tourer 10 Plus tent. We don't sell the Tourer 10, but Oztrail appears to sell the Tourer 10 Plus side pole kits direct on their website.

G'day Rachelle,

The Tourer 9 tent will stay up by pegging out the tent corners while using the Side Pole Kit. We'd generally recommend using the guy ropes as this will provide plenty of support in case the wind picks up.

G'day Jack, 

We haven't tried this ourselves, but it looks like it will be difficult to pack it flat if you left the pole in. 

It's likely you will have to detach the top pole section before packing it up, so that it will fit properly in the bag the Tourer 9 comes with. 

Also keep in mind, that in general we don't recommend leaving poles in a tent when packing down as it can cause damage to the tent. 

It's hard to say for sure Wil, as the Hi Country tent is not one that we stock! I've looked up the Hi Country tent and it seems the floor dimensions are the same, although the Hi Country tent has a higher maximum head height. My thoughts are that it would probably work, but as we're not able to test it I can't give you a definite answer. 

The side pole kits don't include a carry bag David, we have some carry bags in-store, but the best ones have been unavailable for some time. Give us a call if you want to go on our list of people to inform once these are back in stock - 1300 914 007.

I'm pretty sure it does Ian. I'll call Oztrail on Monday to confirm this for you and post my findings back here. Enjoy your Sunday.

Good morning Ian, the Tourer 9 RV is not a tent we are familiar with, it looks slightly different than what we have sold both now and in the past. That being said, Oztrail confirmed with me this morning that the side pole kit will in fact work with your tent. I guess there are minor benefits to having the velcro in the roof in that it won't slip around, but when pitched correctly the poles will stay securely in place anyway.