G'day Jenni,

We haven't got an official UV rating on the Black Wolf Mojave HV6 Tent but having a feel of the material it's made of, I'd be very confident that you shouldn't have any issues with getting sunburn whilst inside it. 

G'day Sengwai,

I've just had a look at one of the Black Wolf Mojave HV6 Tents for you and reckon that you should have no issues at all fitting 4 Zempire Speedy Stretchers in there. You just won't have much room for anything else. Another option you could look at too is the Zempire U Leg Stretcher Bed.

G'day Sengwai,

That's definitely right, yes. In fact, I'd probably recommend that you go that way with your Black Wolf Mohave HV6.

G'day Sonia,

You can turn the front flap into an awning on the Black Wolf Mojave HV6 Tent. It comes with 2 poles, guy ropes and pegs to allow you to do it, so you won't need to go sourcing any extra bits and bobs!

G'day Liz,

The Black Wolf Mojave HV6 Tent is only available in the blue. Obviously, there are many variables in regards to internal temperature depending on setup location, direct sunlight, how you choose to ventilate etc so it's hard to give you a definitive answer. However, I will say that we haven't had much feedback to say it absorbs heat more than most other tents.

G'day Nathan, 

I'd say that if you'd like something that's going to hang at the central point of your tent then the Black Diamond Moji Lantern is a good choice as it's compact, lightweight and very reliable. 

If you're after a model that can rest on the ground, and also hung around the campsite the Vanquish Push 450 LI Lantern from Coleman is a great option, as it uses a rechargeable lithium ion battery. 

G'day Peter, 

We're not familiar with Katmandu's range as I think their tents are exclusive to their stores, but from comparing the specs of the two - here are my thoughts. 

Both tents are a similar size, have a geodesic style frame, a breathable inner, and a high head height - so they are similar in some ways. 

As far as we know Katmandu make good quality products, and the Retreat 280 Tent seems to have some interesting modern features that might be suited to your style of camping. 

We have had excellent feedback over the years from the Mojave range from Black Wolf, generally what people love about it is that it's roomy, comfortable and reliable - I'm not sure of how long they have been making the Retreat 280, but what I can say is that the Mojave HV6 is a classic style that gets a great response from our other customers. 

Hi Nikki. Unfortunately the door flap can not be used as an awning. An option could be an Oztrail Compact Deluxe Gazebo which you could errect out the front of the tent to create a protected area. 

Hi Nikki, 

We've just found out that the Mojave HV6 does actually include eyelets and awning poles (as does the Mojave HV6), so I do apologise that we got our wires crossed there. I hope we haven't caused any inconvenience, please let us know if you have any more questions about the Black Wolf dome tent range. 

G'day Iain - Have a look at the video at the bottom right of the product page. It'll give you a better understanding of the lay of the tent. I wouldn't say the door gives much protection of the inside from the rain, when it is opened. But most tents of this style will be the same, other than those with awnings. If it's raining, quickly dash inside, and use the fly door as a bit of a shield. Hope that helps. Cheers, Paul

G'day Pamela - I've done a bit of poking around, it looks as though it was old SG model that has received a few reviews regarding the poles. All the reviews we have received - there are 6 published here - state that it stands up to windy and rainy conditions very well. Comparing it with the Tuff Dome range is tough (pun intended!) as its apples and oranges. The Tuff Dome range is utilitarian - the tents are rugged shelters; a place to sleep when the weather is a bit dodgy. (I'd prefer to be in one in weather like this!) Whereas the Mojave is more about lifestyle - providing a shelter that allows you to enjoy your camping trip. Hope that helps. Cheers, Paul

There is not a lot of difference in these Terri, I couldn't recommend one over the other based on quality. The Mojave probably offers more internal space as it has an extra ridge pole, we have also carried Black Wolf for longer than Zempire. That being said we have sold tons of Zempire tents without any negative feedback so we have confidence in the brand. The only other consideration is that the Neo 6 will offer better ventilation given it has massive mesh windows on each side of the dome section. I hope this helps with your decision.

Hi again Ali, both these tents are of comparable quality, there are two main considerations with the main one being packed size. I will update the dimensions for the HV6 as soon as I am back in the store, but the HV6 packs away to about half the 1.2m length of the Instant Up Cabin Gold 8P, albeit slightly fatter. The other consideration is ease of set up, the Instant Up Cabin Gold 8P has an easy pitch frame and will be slightly quicker to erect at camp. My recommendation - if you don't mind spending an extra 10 minutes setting up your tent, and if you don't have a vehicle with heaps of space, stick with the Mojave HV6.

Hi Ali, just FYI I have updated the Black Wolf Mojave HV6 with its packed dimensions, you will see that the packed size is much more manageable than the Instant Up range. Let us know if you need any further assistance.

The fly isn't available as an 'off the shelf' item Ali, but we may be able to get one as a spare part. As for UV protection, Nikwax make a solution called 'Tent & Gear Solarproof', Nikwax claim that this product can double the effective life of fabrics. We don't stock this item nor have we had much experience with it, we could possibly order some for you though. Give us a call on 1300 914 007 if you would like us to follow this up for you.

Hi Ali, these tents ore both of comparable quality and performance. The choice between the two comes down to price and/or space. For the extra money spent on the Mojave HV6 you get much more internal space both in floor area and head room. The Roman Tracker 6 pitches nicely and is great value for money, if you feel this tent offers enough space then you can save a few dollars to spend on other gear.

Two Exped mats side by side are about 2.6m in width Matt. You can see the floorplan of the Mojave HV6 in the third image. The main bedroom being 2.8m wide and 3.05m long. It may be worth confirming your mattress dimensions, but you should have no problems fitting two double mats in the HV6.

Hi Liz, the dimensions of the box are 73L x 35W x 34H cm, so you can expect the pack size to be slightly smaller than this once all the cardboard is removed.