oztent

Bought a RV3 cause we run short of room in the camper van if there is more than 2 people.
Love it.
Hope to do the desserts when I retire and will use it with a canopy flat tray 4wd ute.

I have an RV3 and while I find it easy to erect I find the packing up a bit more difficult. Packing it small enough to get back in the bag is not a 30 sec job.

I agree. Why cant they make the bag a bit bigger??? It would surely simplify the packing.

Cheers
Kevin

I have the RV4 and love it.

I agree with the set up speed, and have received many comments from fellow campers on how quickly we can get set up.

Packing is not so quick, but we collapse it, fold the legs in, and roll it before fitting a strap around it. then we put the bag over it and roll it again to zip up. Pretty simple and quick enough for us.

Enjoy it .. mine is well travelled and still going strong.
Jack

I recently bought a brand new RV2 and buggered it because stupid me packed it on the trailer next to the (open) wheel. It rubbed a hole through the bag, the floor, the roof.

After I stopped crying :-( I contacted OzTent, sent it back to them for repair (naturally at my cost - my fault). Also bought the fly as insurance roof won't leak.

I can thoroughly recommend this company. Very professional and excellent to deal with.

Malcolm

We have had the RV3 for a few years now, though it has played second fiddle to the camper over the last year. Very good product. Bag is an easy fix, get a canvas one made if it is causing a drama, and they do. Could definately be a bit bigger.
Krakka

We have an RV5 with peak walls and front panel.

Great tent. Just need a flat roof rack to carry it.

It is the only tent, or tent like thing that I have ever owned that has not leaked even a little bit.

You all need an OZPOD.

Greatest thing ever invented.

I have the RV5, Also have the peaked side panels and the front panel and while the while lot cost $$$, I'm glad I did.
If staying over night and there is no sign of wind, I don't even use pegs.
You won't be able to unroll the awning but that's no big deal.
Had mine for 4 years now, I managed to put 2 small hole's in the floor (don't know how) but just used a tyre tube patch to fix it.
One other thing I did is go down to supache.. and bought a couple of 8x6 ft plastic tarps, $3-4, and use them as ground sheets.
Keeps the underside of the tent dry as I found that condensation often causes mud and earth to stick to the bottom of the tent making wrap-up in the morning just that little bit difficult.
Roll the taprs up so all the mud stays with-in, once it drys out a quick brush with the small broom and is good to go, and HEAPS easier than cleaning the underside of tent.
There's a couple of photo's in my memebers profile