Pro-Tips
• Under certain conditions (cold weather, high humidity, etc.) condensation will form on the inside surfaces of your
tent. Condensation is caused by water vapor from your breath, perspiration, or any wet clothing inside your tent. It is
NOT LEAKAGE through the tent fabric. Staking out the vent flaps on the front and rear rainfly, allowing good
ventilation through the tent, can minimize condensation.
• Never store tent, even for a short period of time, without drying it
thoroughly and brushing off caked dirt. Do not pack stakes or poles
inside your tent. Use separate storage bag.
• STAKES SHOULD BE REMOVED BY PULLING ON THE STAKE
ITSELF. NEVER PULL ON THE TENT FABRIC OR TENT STAKE LOOP TO
REMOVE STAKE.
• TENT POLES SHOULD NOT BE LEFT TELESCOPED TOGETHER
DURING STORAGE.
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Attach Rainfly
– Layout the Rainfly and locate the logo (illus.5)
– Drape Rainfly over tent frame, the logo
should be at the foot of the tent. (illus. 6)
– Attach velcro loops located in the center on
the underside of rainfly, to the tent poles
between the pole sleeves.
– Connect the clips on the rainfly
(found at the Rainfly corners) to the stake
loops at the corners of the tent. (illus. 6 & 7)
– Pull stake loops out away from tent until
Rainfly is taut. (illus.6).
– Stake out Rainfly at the front and rear.
– Extend guylines, in front and rear of rainfly,
out away from tent and stake out taut.
illus. 6
Completed tent with
Rainfly. Note where Rainfly
hooks attach and where to
stake out rainfly
illus. 7
Rainfly clips
to tent
stake loop
Rainfly stake loop
Rolls up and attaches
with toggle & loop for
easy access or added
ventilation
Attach velcro loops on
underside of Rainfly to
tent frame before
staking out rainfly
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illus. 5
Rainfly shown
with clips
Front vent
Rear Vent Flap
