Oztent Replacement Parts: Foot Fittings, Pegs and Spares

Quick answer

Buy the smallest part that actually failed. If a foot, peg point or corner fitting is cracked, order the Oztent Replacement Parts - Foot Fitting (Pack of 2); if the frame itself is bent or broken, the RV5 Frame Only is the correct replacement. Match the part to your exact tent model before ordering, because Oztent spares are model-specific and a near-fit wastes a trip.

Identify the failed part before you order

Most Oztent damage is localised: a foot fitting cracks on hard ground, a frame section bends when a gust catches the tent, or a carry bag seam gives out after seasons of use. Walk the tent and note exactly which component failed, then match it to the diagram on the product page. Oztent lists replacement parts so you can determine the part that needs replacing, order it, and have it at your door as soon as possible.

Write down your tent model and the part position before you open a product page. Foot fittings, frame sections and bags are not interchangeable across the RV range, and ordering by memory is the most common reason a spare arrives and does not fit.

• Photograph the broken part next to a tape measure.
• Note the tent model printed on the bag or frame.
• Check whether the failure is the fitting, the frame, or both.

Foot fittings, pegs and the parts people forget

Foot fittings take the most abuse because they sit between the frame and whatever the ground throws at them. A cracked foot lets the frame sit unevenly, which then stresses the pole above it, so replacing a cheap fitting early usually prevents a more expensive frame repair later. Keep a spare set in your toolkit rather than ordering after the failure.

Pegs and guy-line hardware are the other frequent loss items. They are small, easy to leave in the ground and rarely covered by a single 'spares pack' that fits every model, so check what your tent actually ships with before assuming a generic kit will match. If a specification is not listed on the product page, treat that as a limitation and confirm with the retailer rather than guessing.

• Replace cracked feet before they distort the frame above.
• Carry spare pegs sized to your usual ground conditions.
• Confirm what your model includes before buying a generic kit.

When a frame section is the real fix

A bent frame section is not something you can straighten reliably in the field. If the bend is at a joint or the section no longer slides, replace it. The RV5 Frame Only is a complete frame replacement rather than a single pole, so it suits a tent whose frame has failed in more than one place or has corroded through.

Before ordering a full frame, check that the rest of the tent — canvas, zips, floor — is still worth the investment. A frame replacement makes sense on a tent that is otherwise sound; on a tent with multiple failures, it may be better to put the money toward a new tent.

Decision rules for ordering Oztent spares

• Cracked or missing foot: Order the foot fitting pack rather than a frame. The fitting is the wear part and the frame is usually undamaged. Cheapest correct fix in most cases.
• Bent or seized frame section: Replace the frame, not the fitting. Straightening a bent section in the field rarely holds and can damage the canvas. Check the rest of the tent is worth the spend first.
• Bag or zip failure only: Replace the carry bag if the tent itself is fine. Match the bag to your exact model, such as the RV-3 Plus bag for that tent. Do not buy a bag for a different model size.
• Adding light under an awning: If the repair is really an upgrade, a fixed-structure light such as the Extreme Lighting System LED Rigid suits mounting under an awning. Treat lighting as an upgrade, not a repair part.

Replacement parts worth knowing

• Oztent Replacement Parts - Foot Fitting (Pack of 2): A two-pack of foot fittings, listed as an easy fix when you break a part of your Oztent RV. Buying a pair means you can replace the failed foot and keep one spare, which is cheaper than a second order later.
• Oztent Replacement Parts - RV5 Frame Only: The RV5 frame only, offered as a replacement when a frame part needs replacing. It is the right call when the frame itself has failed rather than a single fitting, and it keeps an otherwise sound RV5 in service.
• Oztent Carry Bag - RV-3 PLUS: A replacement carry bag made specifically for the RV-3 Plus. Bag sizing is model-specific, so matching the bag to your tent avoids a loose or over-tight fit on transport.

Is a replacement part the right choice for you?

Best for

• Owners of an Oztent RV with one failed foot, frame section or bag
• Campers who want to keep a sound tent in service rather than replace it
• Anyone building a small spares kit for remote trips

Not for

• Tents with multiple failures across canvas, frame and floor
• Owners unsure of their tent model, who should confirm fit first
• Buyers wanting a generic spares pack that fits every tent