Which Black Wolf Turbo?

Hi,
I have a black wolf turbo 240 and find with the 3 of use once our change of clothes is in the tent we have no spare space.
The bigger the better.
William

Hi Ben01
You can't have too much space, and the 300 is cheaper. The 240 is a bit smaller to pack in the vehicle, but if the 300 fits, get it. I have one. great tent.
Ian

Thanks guys for the replies so far.
Neither will fit in the car so it will be a roof rack job - bit of a mission getting 30 to 35kg up there but I'm sure I'll manage.

We have the 300 (not the plus), there is 2 adults and 1 teenager for us. It's a good amount of space, it is a heavyish cumbersome tent but fits in the back of our Dmax dual cab with canopy (just). We find we set up quicker than many camper trailers. However getting on a roofrack depends on how many ailments you cope with.
I saw a 240 last week at El Questro and agree it's a bit small for us. They are great tents, easy up and down, go the extra space and have the versatility of a 300. When it's the 2 of us and it's raining there is space for table and chairs inside with the 300.
We find by having self inflating mattresses on stretchers (just BCF gear) you gain storage under the stretchers for your bags and gear and frees up the space.

Try a Darche Airvolution tent they are like a Tardis inside .Just a thought I have one !

We had the 300 plus lite before getting the Tvan. The tent is now used by our son, wife and 2 kids - its a good size for that size family. Sounds like you might come from Adelaide - check Rays outdoors at the moment - selling off all stock and still have some BlackWolf tents at 50% off

Also have the 300 plus lite. Great tent that should have enough room. Except perhaps if you get trapped inside by wet weather.

Two hints:
1. When you get it out of the bag for the first time take careful note of how it was packed (photos or video!). They do fit back in the bag quite well- if you roll it up correctly.
2. When we were camped at Marla, the next group were in Turbos. When we were packing up they suggested leaving the fly attached. Then it's even quicker to pack, unpack and erect.

Cheers

Peter

I am another one with the turbo 300 for use by the wife and I. It's a great tent,so easy and quick to set up. But it is so big and heavy to carry. I've thought about getting something smaller for overnight stops, the turbo 240 is not much smaller or lighter packed

When I was looking for my 300 turbo, I noticed online they were about $850 or so a couple of years ago. I went into my local camping store in Darwin and it was $1500. I told the owner of the store as I was talking to her that I wanted to buy and support local business and that they were cheaper online and I'm not on mining wages.
She called someone (probably her supplier or distributor), and she came back and said she could do it for $950, which I agreed to. You won't get this at BCF but it doesn't hurt to ask local stores.
Another tip when packing them up, although the bag size is generous, Once folded up I use a couple of cam straps around it all to tighten and compress it all up, and it fits in the bag so much easier and quicker