Camping Equipment

3 years in and going strong, this battery is a beast and I’m beyond happy.

Great swag , most comfortable swag mattress i have ever slept on . The combination of air and foam is magic. The rest of the swag all seems high quality. Show details

Quality and durable, best for family camping trips. Comfortable and cozy its been months and the quality is still great!

Big and functional – Nice, it is amazing to have this. I just got these gift from by friend and glad to have it for our outdoor activities.

Happy with Purchase – Greats all round backpack, for gym, hiking, travelling etc. Customisable emblems are a great idea also. Show details

Slim line. Comfortable. Plenty of space. Loved camping in our roof top tent.

Very good Service every time The product not quite as good as they advertise Show details

The kalbarri lite rooftop tent is a no brainer when it comes to camping and 4wding, it takes 30 seconds to set up with its 2 latches and basically… Read more

pops up automatically. I’ve used this tent over 10 times and I can say I’ve had a comfortable sleep all nights. The tent is slim as ever and because of that it doesn’t make any noise or whistles on my roof. On 3 of my trips it rained pretty heavily and the tent stood its ground perfectly as it should and I didn’t get a single drop inside. Would definitely recommend this tent to any camper or off-roader. Cheers

I am very happy with all products I have purchased .I find it hard to not want to go back every day to buy more & more goodies but my budget wont allow me to spend my days shopping at Kings supa store every day as the prices & staff are great . Show details

Honestly love this bottle, it’s one of those products that just does exactly what it’s meant to do and says it does. It’s easy to use, feels really… Read more

solid, and the quality is unreal. Looks good, doesn’t look or feel cheap, and it genuinely ticks all the boxes. We use it daily for our boys and it doesnt let us down.

Even my husband was impressed and said it performs better than his Yeti for keeping water hot.

Really happy we bought it, would 100% recommend.

Absolutely amazing. Brilliant light. Easy to activate. Durable and pleasant design. Happy to recommend to all.

Perfect for my cutlery and cups etc keeps them clean and organised Show details

Perfect for light weight plane travel – Practical and light weight …means more of your personal items can be packed to within carry on cabin requirements . Plenty of packing options,… Read more

convenient tie downs strap both internal & external , seperate compartments, conveniently stored back pack straps or shoulder strap are practical and comfortable….just a great all rounder !!

A great tent for 2 people which has been on many short and long camping trips in Australia since 2010 when we bought it and very quick to erect and… Read more

made of good quality materials. We have used our tent from the Gulf Country to outback NSW, Queensland,NT and Western Australia to the Central Plateau of Tasmania and it's good in the heat and cold.

Love it, Much better than Instant tents - Especially in Strong Wind – Been using this tent for just over 4 months, used the tent 4 times, 2-4 days trips, plenty of room for family of 4, easily could fit another 3… Read more

adults, no problems with height(I am 180cm), good airflow throughout, holds well in strong wind - my friend had instant tent from Coleman but was struggling. Take about 15-20 min to set up, same amount of time to pack away.

This tent is very easy to setup. One person can do it with a 6 year old running around in no time. It does indeed block a lot of light and I believe… Read more

it is cooler than a regular tent. However, the durability is rubbish. Three times it has been used. Three times it has had damage due to light to moderate winds that it should be able to withstand and much cheaper tents did. The stitching is weak as. The material is thin. After three uses it won’t be getting a fourth. Complete waste of money

I bought these as a pack of 4. Were very well priced. 2 of them work amazingly. Nice and bright. Good strong magnets. One doesn’t work at all and the… Read more

other dies within about 25 minutes. They are obviously faulty but the store is too far away to make it worth while driving there to replace them. I think if you’re after some cheap lights that have a 50/50 chance of working or as a backup they are fine. Definitely not high quality but the cost compensates for that.

Incredible bag, absolutely love it – I've had this bag for 5 years and it's been through a lot (including a big crash that took me to hospital), excellent airflow, quality materials,… Read more

durable stitching, and great, thoughtful pockets. I'm using it for a bikepacking trip from Edinburgh to Rome in December, thanks to its light weight and it fits my 3 litre water bladder. So good. Plus the rain cover is fluro orange, so I'm super visible on the roads!

Bought these from Mildura store late last year (Oct?). 2025 Did not install them till Jan 2026. They sat in their boxes. Installed them and had them… Read more

checked etc. They charged fine for about 8 months.

We live mainly off grid and dependent upon a good power supply. They were used for powering a Kings fridge =, which subsequently died. Had a battle to get reimbursed for that. Then batteries used to power a Kings 30 & 60 litre drawer fridges. Also charge laptops and phones and lights. We have about 2000w of solar panels and blanket. They charged the batteries with no problems even on cloudy days.

Batteries started charging slowly start of Sept 26. Hooked them up to gennie. took 8.5 hrs to put 31 ah into them. Eventho the skies were sunny and clear the batteries were depleting quickly. Had to go to showgrounds with AC power to charge them.

When we put them on AC charge, they refused to charge. BMS protection had kicked in. Used recover option on charger - no result Connect to car battery - no result without and with car engine running. - no result Bought 26ah jump starter, fully charged it and tried that. just drained it - no result. Got auto elec to chech. Batteries stuffed

Rang Kings to lodge claim claim. Do video. HOW DO YOU DO VIDEO OF BATTERIES NOT CHARGING? Sent videos and photos. No contact from Kings unless we call them - pathetic really

Bought 2 replacement batteries (we could not afford) and installed them NOT BOUGHT FROM KINGS. WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER KINGS ELECTRICAL PRODUCT So days leter still waiting on them to make decision. WE WANT OUR MONEY BACK

Just waiting for the 30 litre and 60 litre fridges to die. They will die in about 12 months. That seems to be the pattern with Kings stuff. They treat you like you are an idiot and sell shoddy stuff. Within the fulltime off grid community, it is know that kings electrical stuff is shoddy and their customer service is woeful. We dismissed the comments, thinking no company could be that bad. We were wrong.

Buy Kings at your own risk. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED This is our second swing on their round about.

Good quality – Easy to assemble, nice to have if there are outdoor gathering like camping or BBQ party outside.

I’ve used swags for many years and this swag is the best I’ve ever scene! Strongly made and very easy to erect. The accompanying stretcher is also… Read more

excellent. It is very strong and also easy to erect. I thoroughly recommend this product. For those in South Australia, it can be bought at Adventure Gear Australia at Blackwood Shopping Centre.

Extremely good value for the combo.

Postage was fast and the price for the battery was very competative. I bought a second one to increase my battery bank. So far, so good. Having more issues the weather at the moment! Show details

10/10 – We used the Scrubba bag when we were bike touring for months through the USA. Great product to wash a few items at the end of the day. Handy for storing things in between uses. Well priced for the quality and what it does. Highly recommend. Show details

*** BATTERY IS 100AH NOT 120AH AS PER THE HEADING *** I’m currently a full time nomad living the dream, I’ve have a Kings 40ltr fridge in my ute that… Read more

I use as a dedicated freezer for almost four years about eighteen months ago when in Adelaide my freezer died just out of warranty of course, I contacted Kings they asked me to take it in for testing which I did, following testing it was replaced without question.

Full marks to Kings on that one I am impressed. At that time Kings had 100ah lithium batteries on special so I decided to get one to replace my near new but heavy 120ah agm battery, I had recently upgraded my dc to dc charger and solar controller to Victron lithium compatible units in anticipation of change to come.

I have two 140w solar panels on the ute, after installing the battery the freezer sat happily at -18 to -20, this was in summer with long daylight hours followed by short night hours however come winter with less daylight hours and more night hours even though fully charged the battery runs down and is unable to keep the temp at -18 by morning, the performance is disappointing being roughly on par with the previous 120ah agm, I’m happy about the weight saving but I’m back to connecting into the caravan battery bank overnight.

Next time I’ll look beyond the price.

Cheers John

I just got the AOS Canvas 4WD Dashboard Organiser amd it's bloody unreal. I am over the moon with how good it is. I have carpet on my dash so it… Read more

stuck straight to it, come with Velcro though if you do not.

It's Australian made, fair prices and quick delivery! What do you have to lose get yourself 1.

Outdoor Air Shelter – When it comes to handling tough weather conditions, the Aerobase 3 is an absolute champ. It fearlessly faces heavy rain and powerful winds, shielding you from the elements like a superhero. Show details

I bought a Garmin eTrex expecting the rugged reliability the brand is famous for, but it failed me completely when I needed it most. I took it out… Read more

for a trip, opened the battery compartment, and found that the negative terminal spring had completely rusted away and snapped off.I always store my gear in a dry place, so seeing this level of corrosion on an outdoor-rated device is shocking. I thought Garmin stood for high-quality engineering, but using cheap, rust-prone materials in a battery compartment is unacceptable for emergency navigation gear. Now I have an expensive paperweight. I expected much better quality control from Garmin.

Warranty is false – We purchased a turbo 300 plus lite tent when it was advertised to have a Lifetime Warranty. We had one tent inner replaced under warranty after… Read more

having to argue the toss. This was 4+ years after purchase. We now have multiple problems with our tent due to poor quality materials (including further faults with the tent inner that was replaced under warranty). We are being told the Lifetime Warranty has since been changed and is now a Limited Lifetime Warranty is for 3 years only. The tent has always been stored appropriately, erected and used in mild weather and used for 1-2 times per year at most. The vast majority of responses from Black Wolf have been highly patronising and attempted to consistently blame us as users/conditions it was stored in or used in as the fault. It is an incredibly expensive purchase if expected to last 3 years only and lightly used. The warranty means absolutely nothing. I will not purchase Blackwolf products again.

OK tent for dry summer single person camping – Used this tent a number of times in different conditions within Australia. Two average height adults on sleeping mats and sleeping bags is a… Read more

seriously tight fit, be ready to store the majority of your belongings within the vestibule including hiking backpack, boots, trekking poles pots and jetboil etc.

The main issue we have with this tent is the lack of room towards the feet at head, and as moving in the night the sleeping bag will press the tent inner against the fly as water will pass through the fabric onto the sleeping bag.

Alongside this, the sagging in the inside tent structure reduces the internal head height and restricts movement further.

This tent would not be my recommendation for heavy rain fall, as areas such as the zippers in the fly are prone to water penetration, and as the tent takes on rain fall, sags touching the inside tent fabric which eventually accumulates and rain drops will fall on your sleeping head.

I would buy this tent as a back up in car camping or if the only hiking i was doing in Aus/summer.

Should be sold as a One and a half man tent, and a 2 season tent.

Not as a 2 person three season tent. On paper this tent has better specifications than some of the much more expensive tents, but its flaws are entirely within it design thinking.

Despite the good reviews, it has a couple of downsides that aren't immediately obvious – After seeing only good reviews for this tent I became concerned that maybe on vendor sites only the good reviews are published. Its hard to know, but… Read more

it's a point made by Graeme in these reviews. Certainly if you look at the reviews on the BCF site, you'd be forgiven for believing this is the ideal tent. The review average rating is close to perfect.

While its not a bad tent, its certainly not perfect. For anyone curious if this tent has any downsides, I thought a post on Product Review (who definitely publish both good and bad reviews) might help some.

The tent was on sale for around half price, and as such is good value. Still, what isn't immediately obvious is that the inner tent has only mesh doors, with no other other coverings. And theres no groundsheet inside the vestibule. As a result if you're unlucky to be caught on a windy night with any dust or sand nearby, or particularly if the awning is over sandy or dusty ground, you will find the tent, your hair and any nearby clothes, filled with dirt the next morning. Which is exactly what happened.

So it is fair to say this tent, while it may technically stay standing in wind, is not one for camping around sand or dust when there's any wind. Nicely suited to a calm and warm summer evening though.

While the pure mesh-only doors are a little difficult to spot, the pictures prominently show the front awning, which is great for storing stuff, with the doorway propped open on two poles. What is harder to discover, until you use it for the first time, is those poles are an optional extra - meaning you'll be most likely not be having the doorway propped open as in the advertising material. But that's probably just as well as the awning will keep dust off your bedding better when closed.

We also found it very hard to pack back into the bag. But this must be to some extent user error, since the tent came packed in its bag. Lets just say its one of the more tricky :-)

While these points do not make this a bad tent, they are worth knowing because you might otherwise think you're buying a near perfect tent with outstanding ratings, which you might assume can be used in most reasonable conditions to be found around Australia. However the reality is, wind will catch you out one day, and you'll be revisiting BCF to make your tent as per the pictures.

If you still like the sound of the tent given the above and feel it will fulfil your needs, now you know where it falls short, its otherwise a reasonable tent especially if you can pick it up at around half price.

Note the above applies to the Wanderer 4 and may or may not apply to the other Wanderer tents in this review.