How else could someone benefit from the side and front panels?

Good video
I needed to see a practical video regarding these accessories
Cheers mate 🤙🏽

Gday Dan , good review .
In my opinion the drifta poles are of very little value and not needed if you use extra guy ropes on the awning . I also chose the Kings 3m x 6m ground sheet over the Oztent ground sheet , which is a saving of $300-$350 on your set up . These tents are exceptional , I’ve had mine in snow , rain and 50+kph winds without issue , the fly is a must in my opinion,not only for extra rain protection (and extra storage) but they keep the tent much cooler in hot weather and save it from bird poo and leaf stains . I rate the Oztent as probably the best tent for all weather conditions on the market , thanks for another concise review and enjoy your trip…..cheers

Best review of this tent on you tube, thanks!

May I mention that in rain the front spreader bar should be placed on the outside of the tent and use the centre attachment point for pull the front of the tent down slightly to allow water run off.  I discovered this the hard way in a storm when the front section of the peaked roof filled with water.   Good videos thanks.

I did get an OZ3 and got the side and front panels later.  Not a real problem to set up the 3 and fold it up to go every one day stay but with all the other pieces it is for a prolonged stay.  I rigged the front door of the 3 to the back of my LR witch gives me a cover to open the rear of the 3 for a covered cooking area out the back of the 3 and with the rear door of the 3 swung away I have a bit of privacy on one side. Still have to get the floor saver, right using a tarp from Harbor freight cut to floor sizes a floor saver. Love this tent.

Nice little camp spot. 👍

Couldn't agree more Dan. I have an RV4 and depending on the weather I use the side walls for added shade. The fly I use 100% of the time. Gives a lot of added protection.

great review and really useful information - thanks!

Watching your review of the rv5 made me happy I got the oztent jet tent. Essentially it’s this tent but the room is incorporated with a fly.  I’d love to set it up and compare one day with your set up. I did the awning upgrade with the supapeg poles as well for the awning. Good video.

Great review.

helped better understand the needs.

Great review . Thank you for sharing you experience with the oz tent . I live in the uk and I got a OZTENT RV3 thank you for great advise

Glad I stumbled on your channel. From another family man this has made my decision a lot simpler. Cheers

I really like the front area for extra storage, seating area and a bathroom at night time so you don’t need to go outside. Makes a lot of sense.

Thank you. Nice review

Thank you for uploading this video, you have just answered some of my questions, you were more than very informative, I wish you well 👌

Good 👍🏼 one mate … having an extra, 3rd spreader bar for the rear fly, with a couple of shorter poles, makes it tauter, adjustable and minimises flapping when windy. Also 3 x 36" (90cm) occy straps instead of tie-ropes can hold the rear flap at rear whilst flexing with movement… happy trails 👍🏼 cheers

Great video! Would love to see your sleeping set up with two kids and two adults inside :)

To your zip issue there is c clips at each zip on elastic bands you will know the ones I mean as you probably looked at them at gone where do these attach lol.   What you do is attach them to pegs one at each door that stops the zip from moving up.   I normally go to eyelet peg in the floor saver.   I had no idea what they were for until I emailed oztents one day and they explained that what they were for to stop the zip riding up etc.  They work well in closing the zip gap and also closing the gap in the vinyl section

Hey Mate have followed your vids and we’ll done to the family, I would suggest 600mm Ocky straps for the 3 rear fly guy ropes, easy to unhook and adjust rear window Flap, we’ll done again.