Australian Company Oztent Comes to America

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posted on February 7, 2014
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Oztent is an Australian company that specializes in tents and other camping/outdoor gear. Having just opened up a new branch in Salt Lake City, Utah, you can expect to see more from them in the future. Oztent is internationally known for the now 20-year-old, award winning 30-second pop-up tent that was originally released in 1993. As demonstrated in the video below, the tent uses a unique, patented internal aluminum sliding frame to help the tent pop into full assembly in 30 seconds. After a long day of hunting nothing sounds more appealing than a quick and easy setup. Oztent has also released a 20-year signature edition, the Oztent JV.

For more information about Oztent, visit Oztent.com.

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