Ideal for those travelling light and fast, the Stealth Mesh Tent will help you lay low at night when you’re deep in the bush or jungle.
This tent has a simple, two-pole rectangular design with a single-entry point – making it perfect lone explorer who likes the extra space, or the adventurous couple. You can enjoy hot summer nights staring up at the stars with excellent ventilation and protection from mozzies and other critters thanks to the full mesh stargazer inner.
The Stealth tent has heat taped seams to prevent leaks and the fly has a waterhead rating of 3000mm should you encounter a drizzle. For a well ventilated, breezy tent that’ll keep the mozzies at bay – the Black Wolf Stealth Mesh will shelter you on a tropical getaway.
Sleeps 2 people
Mesh stargazer inner
2-pole rectangular design
Single entry point
Heat-taped seams to prevent leaks
Season:
2−3
Sleeping Capacity:
2 Person
Sleeping Area:
200L x 110W cm
External Dimensions:
210L x 160W cm
Packed Dimensions:
50L x 14W x 14H cm
Weight:
3 Kg
Max. Head Height:
90 cm
Material:
Polyester
Inner Material:
Polyester
Floor Material:
Polyethylene
Frame Material:
8.5mm Fibreglass
Waterhead Rating:
Fly 3000mm | Floor Not Specified by Black Wolf
Warranty:
3 Year
Supplier Code:
3114760272100
Snowys Code:
126334
Reviews
(6)
4.56
Q&A's (2)
Replacement poles for the black wolf stealth camp tent? I would like to get some 1 answer
I would like to purchase replacement poles for my tent
Shane - Tawonga Victoria 3697(4 years ago)
G'day Shane,
If you've got a broken pole section you'll just need an 8.5mm fibreglass pole repair kit to replace the broken section. If you've misplaced all of the poles, then you'd need to make new poles using a repair kit, unfortunately the entire pole kit isn't available separately.
Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)
Is this a free standing tent ?1 answer
Can this tent be setup with out using tent pegs ? EG Camping on Sand at the beach or desert or hard ground without needing tent pegs ?
Danny - Biggenden(4 years ago)
G'day Danny,
Yes, the Stealth Mesh Tent is self-supporting, however, to ensure a secure and stable set up we'd recommend pegging it out or using rocks/sand pegs to tension the fly.
