Blackwolf Turbo Lite 450 Cabin Tent

How many rooms does this tent have?

It features two side-by-side rooms separated by internal doors, which can also be opened to create one large space.

What size is the front awning?

The front awning is 4.5 metres wide, providing a large outdoor living area.

Is the tent suitable for warm conditions?

Yes, it includes full ceiling mesh ventilation, breathable inner fabrics and a fly with triple black PU coating to help reduce heat.

How does it handle wet weather?

It features reinforced tape sealed seams and an updated fly design to improve water protection.

Is it easy to set up?

Yes, the integrated aluminium frame allows for quick and straightforward setup and pack down.

What improves the internal space?

The six-way hub design increases headroom, making it easier to move around inside the tent.

What materials are used for durability?

It includes a 300D dope dye floor, reinforced pressure points and durable fabrics throughout.

Does it have insect protection?

Yes, it features no-see-um mesh windows and ventilation panels to help keep insects out.

Are there storage options inside?

Yes, there is an additional internal pocket near the front door of the inner tent.

• Turbo Lite 450 Cabin Tent
• Pegs and guy ropes
• Carry bag

1. Pick a flat campsite and clear away any sharp sticks, rocks, or debris. Unclip the strap around the tent, stand the bundle upright, then release the top strap holding the frame and poles together. Unfold the legs and position the doors so they face the front.
2. Extend the roof poles attached to the corner legs until the spring buttons click into place. Make sure all leg pole sections are aligned so they extend smoothly.
3. Straighten the lower legs of the frame until the lower knuckles lock in. Pull the corners out so the floor sits flat, close the front door, and peg out the corners before continuing.
4. Open the front door and step inside to lift the centre hub, popping the frame into shape.
5. Unroll the fly, ensuring the awning is at the front, then pull it over the frame. Clip the corners of the fly to the matching clips at the feet, secure with Velcro loops, and peg out the fly corners.
6. Assemble and extend the awning ridge pole and the three-piece awning pole. Insert the curved spigot of the ridge pole into the hole at the front of the hub under the awning.
7. Thread the spigot of the awning pole through the hole in the awning roof pole and the eyelet at the centre front of the awning.
8. Extend the ridge pole until the fly is taut. Extend the two-piece awning poles and insert them through the spigots at the corner eyelets.
9. Unravel and peg out the guy ropes, then adjust them until the tent is secure and nice and taut.

1. Unpeg all guy ropes, remove the awning poles, and collapse them ready for packing. Unclip the feet and remove the fly from the tent.
2. Pull down the handle in the centre of the roof, using your other hand to guide the frame as it folds down.
3. Lower the centre of the tent to the ground and step outside. Press the buttons on the lower knuckles of the leg poles to release them.
4. Release the spring buttons on the four corner roof poles and slide them down to shorten.
5. Fold the leg poles into the centre of the tent. Thread the webbing loop over the knuckles, strap the bundle, and lay it flat.
6. Smooth out and organise the floor as flat as possible. Fold one side in, then roll the tent tightly around the poles and secure it with the strap.
7. Pack the poles and pegs into the bag first, followed by the rolled tent and fly.

• Ensure tent is completely dry before packing to prevent mould and mildew
• Clean with a soft brush and mild soap solution only; avoid harsh detergents
• Do not machine wash or tumble dry
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
• Check seams, poles and fabric regularly for wear or damage
• Avoid prolonged UV exposure to extend fabric life
• Ensure all zips are clean and free of debris before packing