We are very pleased to introduce the new, premium Turbo BLK Tents. This new product suite will expand on the existing flagship Turbo Tent range and will provide customers with an innovative and long-lasting camping solution. The BlackWolf design team have applied innovation and precise execution to elevate the flagship Turbo Tent range. We have introduced an intentional triple black PU-coating on the inner fly to reduce excessive heat, while also incorporating a full fly and a full mesh-panelled roof to improve circulation. “We are extremely proud of the strong design and durabi ..read more

The benefit of knowing your sleeping bag has been tested to the International Standards is that you can confidently select the right sleeping bag for the conditions you’re heading to. While the temperature ratings will give you a strong guide, there are a range of other factors that can impact your sleep including your mat, what you wear sleeping, the weather conditions, just to name a few. Our experts generally recommend selecting a lower temperature rating than the lowest night temperature you’re expecting. And if you’re planning on using your bag during the cooler months, look at sleeping b ..read more

Making the decision between down or synthetic fill needs to be considered carefully as there are a lot of variables that will impact your decision. DOWN FILL Down filled sleeping bags are generally viewed as the premium fill for hiking or camping enthusiasts as they offer the best warmth-to-weight ratios. They are considered an investment as generally down filled sleeping bags are more expensive than synthetic fill. It’s important to recognise that the higher the loft of your down sleeping bag, the more efficient it will be in gaining and retaining warmth. The benefits of a higher loft are tha ..read more

Our camping mats are designed to provide a thicker and more insulated support system, available in a range of sizes to cater for the solo camper through to the whole family. Our unique foams and R-Value testing will ensure that you stay comfortable through the night and your hips don’t end up on the ground in the morning. We have created our camping mats to ensure you feel supported throughout the night, regardless of your location. Our adventure mats have been developed with both weight and comfort in mind. Knowing that you will be strapping this to your pack, we’re acutely aware that every g ..read more

Your tent is your home away from home when you are camping. To make sure you have plenty of enjoyable camping trips for the years to come, we recommend following a few of these simple tips. Read and follow the pitching and packing instructions Every BlackWolf tent comes with pitching and packing instructions and it'll help destress your camping holiday.  Always pitch your tent at home before taking it camping for the first time or if you haven’t used it for a while. This can help familiarise yourself with the process and as you can probably guess, it's a lot easier setting up your tent in ..read more

Most BlackWolf sleeping bags have been tested to the ISO 23537-1:2016 standard. What is ISO 23537-1:2016? ISO 23537-1:2016 is an international standard for testing the warmth of sleeping bags. This international standard replaces EN 13537 which was introduced in the European market in the early 2000s and was a compulsory requirement for sleeping bags sold in Europe after 1 January 2005. Testing is conducted in laboratory conditions with a thermal manikin dressed in a thin thermal top, long johns and socks. The testing procedure generates three temperatures: Comfort Temperature Limit Temperatu ..read more

To give your pack the best and longest life possible, you should do your best to keep it clean. After every trip make sure that your pack is free of any loose dirt. If your bag's dry, use a dry brush to clean off dust and dirt from the outside fabric, turn the pack upside down and shake out any dirt, sand or crumbs from the inside. Wipe out any spills from the inside with a damp cloth or sponge. Lastly, before storing, make sure your pack is completely dry and stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place. If your pack is in need of a bigger clean, find yourself a bathtub, washing sin ..read more

During your camping trip Keeping your sleeping bag dry and clean while you are away is the first step. Accumulated body oils, dirt and sweat will reduce your bags insulating power so protect your bag where possible by sleeping in clean thermals or pyjamas or using an innersheet – it’s much easier to wash clothes or an innersheet when you get home than your sleeping bag. On an extended trip, get your sleeping bag out of your tent and air it in the sun every couple of days to keep it dry and fresh. Stuffing your sleeping bag into its compression sack is much better for the bag than rolling and i ..read more

Condensation occurs when there is a difference between inside and outside temperatures and there is a waterproof barrier between them. Think: condensation on the inside of the windows of your house on a winters night when the heater is on and it's cold outside. In the camping environment there are three main sources for condensation in tents: Weather conditions: High humidity, low temperatures and rain People: Our bodies are always perspiring and the average person eliminates 1 litre of water per day through respiration (breathing) and transpiration (sweating) Wet environment: Wet or dam ..read more

You should always rinse and completely dry your hydration tank after every use. You can use a small amount of dishwashing detergent if required, especially if using electrolyte drinks or drinks containing sugar. If your hydration tank needs a more comprehensive clean use a dish or bottle brush to scrub the inside then give it a good rinse. Fill the tank with water and add a spoonful of baking powder or baking soda. Next, seal the top, shake it around, run some water out through the bite valve so the drinking tube is filled with water and leave to soak for 15 mins to one hour. This will al ..read more