For the couple on the move, the Black Wolf Turbo 210 will be ready to settle down in quick smart and will be durable enough to withstand the harsh conditions on an extended touring trip.
This newly updated range has tape sealed seams where the floor and tent wall meet, and the fly has wider corners to guard against water leakage. The siliconised polyester floor is easy to roll which makes this tent even simpler to set up and more importantly - pack up. And with extra reinforcing along the roof poles, your turbo will have added sturdiness in windy conditions.
The three-pole awning can be turned into an extended living area with optional panels, or it can be sectioned off with an optional screen room for a fully enclosed space. The PVC storm flaps at the bottom of the optional front and side panels will help keep your awning dry in wet weather, and the zips and Velcro on the panels attach to the fly to allow for tape sealing and added water protection.
The Turbo range from Black Wolf is known for its durability, and ease of setup so it’s the perfect range for a fuss and stress-free camping experience.
Is it possible to get (or purchase separately) the polyester fly from the 210 lite for the 210 turbo to make it more waterproof?? Cheers Mark
G'day Mark,
I've just had a chat with our warranties and spare parts department, and unfortunately, the fly for both the lite and canvas model turbo tents are not available as an off the shelf/separate item. Sorry, we couldn't be of more help there, Mark.
How heavy is the turbo lite 270
G'day Lois,
There isn't a Black Wolf Turbo Lite 270 model, sorry! Are you referring to another tent?
However, if you're after weights for all our tents, you can find them listed in the specifications column to the right of the web page, below the image.
Just wondering what year model is this? Just noticed that anaconda has 2013 model for $775 https://www.anacondastores.com/camping-hiking/tents/camping-tents/blackwolf-turbo-210-tent-2013-model/p/BP90037815
G'day Tomas,
This is the current model which was released towards the end of 2016.
There were numerous upgrades made including tape sealed seams where the floor and tent wall meet, the fly has wider corners to guard against water leakage, a new Siliconised Polyester floor which is easier to roll and extra reinforcing along the roof poles.
Thank you for your prompt reply Ben. I would like to also ask how these Black Wolf Turbo tents handle string wind conditions? Looking at the awning I would think that any strong gust of wind would just lift the awning and took the tent with it. It could help to get all the panels to create the verandah which should be that much of a problem. Any thoughts on this? We are going to camp to a desert where supposedly quite strong winds can come from every direction so we are tryin to minimise tent failure :D Thank you heaps for all your time.
G'day Tomas,
You're spot on in that one of the big benefits of both Black Wolf Turbo Side and Front Panels is that they offer protection from the elements, so considering this and your circumstances, I would recommend them.
In terms of how the Black Wolf Turbo Tent handles the wind, while no tent is indestructible, this range of tent performs very well. The Turbo Frame is quite strong and it's design and structure offers a great amount of durability. The critical thing with the awning is to ensure that poles are secured in place and that the awning itself has the guy ropes attached, tightened and pegged well.
I can't stress enough however that no tent is indestructible (although the Turbo Tent comes close), that weather damage isn't covered by warranty and it's always beneficial that you remain responsive to the conditions as necessary.
Can you use the front and side panels listed for the turbo 240 on the turbo 210
Hi John, the Turbo side panels are "one size fits all" but the front panels are sized to fit each tent, so you couldn't use a 240 front panel on a Turbo 210. We do have the 210 front panels in the lite material but not in the canvas, I'm not sure why! We'll have to get on to Black Wolf tomorrow and see if we can find out about the 210 canvas front panel.Â
G'day John,Â
I've just spoken with Black Wolf, and they've said that they don't make a front panel in the canvas for the 210 Turbo Tent, so it's only available in the Lite version for that model.Â