With the reliability and durability of the time tested RV tents, the Oztent Jet Tent F25 brings another level of innovation and functionality to the Oztent Touring Tent range.
An integrated quick pitch frame features an auto lock/release mechanism and all alloy central hub and knuckles. The tent is double stitched and seam sealed waterproof cotton canvas with an extra large awning and guy ropes attached, which means you can use the Jet Tent without the included polyester fly sheet in mild conditions.
A heavy duty PVC bucket floor instils confidence when using furniture inside the tent, while an extra large door, roof vent and windows all round provide excellent ventilation and bug protection with no-see-um mesh. The Oztent Jet Tent brings touring tents into the next generation.
Blackwolf Turbo have access for a power cord but not sure if the Jet Tent F25 does?
Steve - 3008(7 years ago)
G'day Steve,
I've just had a look through the info provided by Oztent, and it looks like the Jet Tent F-25 does indeed have a power inlet.
Emily - Snowys(7 years ago)
Number of poles1 answer
Sorry meant to put this in the last question. Does it come with 2 or 4 poles as pictured.
Thanks Again.
Jason - Sorrento(7 years ago)
G'day Jason,
The Oztent Jet Tent F-25 Touring Tent only comes with two awning poles, but you can purchase additional poles separately.
Ben - Snowys(7 years ago)
Tent Size (Packed)1 answer
Hi I'm still trying to work out packing one of these in my vehicle before I purchase and considering packing the extras (poles,pegs, fly) in a separate bag to split the weight and pack size down. Could you tell me if it's not too much trouble the size of the tent only when packed / rolled up and not in its bag. Would be most appreciated.
Jason - Sorrento(7 years ago)
G'day Jason,
I'll need to check with our Sales Team on this one as we currently don't have a display model for the Jet Tent F-25 and would need to consider unpacking a packaged product.
To give you a good idea, you're only going to save 1-2cm on the packed dimension size of 120L x 30W x 30H cm by removing the bag.
Naturally, we would recommend that you use the bag not only to protect the tent in transport but also because it will be the best way to keep your tent packaged and compact.
Ben - Snowys(7 years ago)
F25 Rigidity without pegging.1 answer
Hi I've had an RV3 Oztent for about 8 years, but now considering a tent that can be packed in the car not on the roof. Does the F25 need to have the floor and / or ropes pegged out to make it rigid or will it be sturdy enough without any like the Oztent. And also is this the same material as the Oztent but a different colour. Many Thanks
Jason - 6020(7 years ago)
G'day Jason,
Unfortunately, because the Jet Tent F25 uses a different frame to the Oztent RV, you will need to peg out both the floor and the guy ropes to give it stability. The frame is what makes the Oztent RV so popular (but also long when packed down).
Both tents are made from a Ripstop Polycotton Canvas, however, the RV tent fabric is a little more durable.
Ben - Snowys(7 years ago)
Joining 2 jet tents1 answer
What do you use to join 2 jet tents.
Ryan - Jacka(7 years ago)
G'day Ryan,
I've just spoken with Oztent and while there is no specific design to achieve what you're after, it is possible to use an Oztent RV5 awning connector to join two Jet Tent F-25. There would be some slight overhang from the connector (which is 10cm longer) and possible water pooling at the join due to the awning design.
Ben - Snowys(7 years ago)
Is the F-30 version availaible anymore or has it been discontinued? 1 answer
David - ADELAIDE, SA(9 years ago)
I'm sorry David but the F-30 is an old model which has been discontinued. For the full current range, check www.oztent.com.au - we stock many of their products but can order in anything you can see on their website.
Lisa - Snowys(9 years ago)
Colour 1 answer
Thanks for the detailed information (should have been details in my previous post, not "detauks", silly typo). Just one more, is it the grey or khaki version that you're selling, I believe the grey is the newer one...
Sandra - Victoria(9 years ago)
Yes, sorry Sandra I left that detail out of my previous answer. Grey is the new colour, and all our stock in current. The kakhi has not been available for some time now.
Ben - Snowys(9 years ago)
detauks2 answers
Hello, I have several questions. Are you selling the grey or the khaki version of this tent. Do you have it in stock currently? You mentioned that the windows can not be opened from the inside, however some other websites indicate the tent has a large window at the back wall, without gussets, with a canvas flap that can be unzipped from the insided, uncovering a fixed mesh panel. Can you confirm this is the case? Finally, where is it made? Thanks :)
Sandra - Central Vic(9 years ago)
Hi Sandra, this is going to require some investigation. I'll look into it on Monday once I'm back in the store and post my findings here for you.
Ben - Snowys(9 years ago)
Hi Sandra, we only have one in stock at the moment, with another order on its way, we hope this will arrive within a week or two. You are correct with the back window, there is a canvas panel which can be zipped open on the inside to reveal a fixed mesh panel, no gussets on the exterior. Finally, the tents are made in China. I hope this answers all your questions.
Ben - Snowys(9 years ago)
Does it have vents? Is the pole's material aluminium? What is the diameter of the poles?1 answer
Dagne - WA(9 years ago)
There are two vents in the roof of this tent. The poles are alloy, ~25mm in diameter.
Sarah - Snowys(9 years ago)
Windows1 answer
Can the windows be opened from the inside?
Dagneal - WA(9 years ago)
You can't open these windows from the inside Dagneal, the gusseted storm flap is situated on the outside of the tent, and the mesh panel is fixed i.e. no zippers.
Ben - Snowys(9 years ago)
Waterhead rating1 answer
What are the water head rating of the tent, the floor and the fly?
Dagneal - WA(9 years ago)
Hi Dagneal, Oztent don't put a waterhead rating on their Jet Tent range, instead they class it as being 100% waterproof. Basically, anything over about 1000mm is waterproof as far as the average user is concerned, so unless you plan on using your Jet Tent under a waterfall, you won't have any problems.
