The Black Wolf won hands down based on it's architecture, internal space and packaging. It's well engineered aluminium frame made it very robust when erected. It's internal head room, good ventilation (in the roof as well) and easy erection made the difference. Price was also a factor, I bought the B.W. for $450, a considerable saving on the OZ Tent of the same size.
The "fly" that comes with the B.W. allows the air to circulate up and over the inner skin; this makes the tent much cooler.
The frame is tubular aluminium with strong aluminium "knuckles" that allows the frame to fold for packing. These have a "pin-lock" system and seem well constructed.
The first night the B.W. was pitched it was tested to the max. I was camped at Black Rocks, in the Bungalong NP. A huge storm blew up, about 100mls of rain fell in a couple of hours - water was everywhere. The tent was as solid as a rock.
With only four tie down points it never shifted, dry as a bone; the tent felt very secure. I could not of been more happy with he Black Wolf Turbo 240.
