Black wolf turbo tent

Hi Des,

We have two tents more out of luck and good contacts than through a need for them. If you give Jas a call at Aussies in Cranbourne (not sure where you are based) he pretty much knows all there is to know about them and what he doesn't know he'll find out for you. Ph. 03 5996 6548. He's there till 5 tonight and then again on Friday.

We have the side panels, but as yet do not have the front. Family and friends have since purchased these tents through Aussie's and we have all taken trips together with no probs. We even set the tent up outside at home and the kids give them a run for their money with slumber parties and general running around (with the usual care taken by excited kids) and there is yet to be a problem.

I don't think the front would be Aussie proof with all the panels attached, however we generally solve problems like this with mozzie coils or a quick spray with surface spray near any gaps to deter them from passing through (also works a treat on fly screens and gaps at home). Jas would be able to clear up the mozzie question for you.

Quick ammendment - I meant mozzie proof rather than Aussie proof...

Thanks Jodi. I would actually like the awning to be both mozzie- and Aussie-proof, but will settle for the latter! This really matters because my partner has a severe reaction to mozzie bites. Tried coils, tried everything - if there is a mozzie within cooee it will find her and the bites drive her crazy. We are away for a few days but might ring Jas next week.
The gap I am concerned about is between the tent and side panel when attached to deluxe fly. The side panels have flaps that are supposed to fill it, but I'm not sure how effective they are.
Cheers,
Des