ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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Make sure all doors are zipped nearly closed, leaving space to allow air to escape when repacking.
Store all Poles and Stakes in their corresponding Bags to prevent any possible tearing or damage to the fabric piece(s).
THIS RECREATIONAL PRODUCT REQUIRES TWO PEOPLE TO ASSEMBLE.
Unless otherwise specified all instructions will be given assuming the assembler is facing the front opening of the tent.
Carefully fold out your poles, using caution to prevent snapping the shock-cording. Make sure each pole segment is “seated” into the
next section before flexing the pole during set-up. Sort POLES by type and length; refer to parts list descriptions.
Do not drop tent bag or pole bag. Do not bounce tent bag on its end to remove tent, as these actions may damage the shock-cord
and/or pole ends.
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STEP 1: Verify Package Contents
Verify package contents by emptying contents of
bag(s) and confirming all parts are included and
undamaged.
Tip:
Do this at home before you
leave on your trip.
STEP 2: Set Up the Tent
A)
Select a smooth level site and
spread out your tent.
B)
Extend the tent poles and place
in position ready for installation. Push
each of the three tent poles through
pole sleeves, orange pole will go to
the orange pole sleeve.
C)
After sliding poles through sleeves,
gently flex poles into an arch and
insert ends onto pin-rings at tent
base.
D)
Snap Quick Clips (attached to tent
body) onto tent poles to shape tent.
STEP 3: Attach the Rainfly
A)
Extend rainfly pole and place in position ready for
installation.
B)
Insert one end of rainfly pole into pole pocket on
underside of rainfly. Gently flex pole and insert oppo-
site end into other pole pocket.
C)
Align rainfly front to front of tent and drape rainfly
over tent.
D)
Attach the s-hooks to the pin-ring at the tent base.
Step 4: Stake Tent
Stake tent by driving stakes
through the pin-rings at the
base of tent.
Step 5: Adding Accessories
The gear loft is for extra storage
of light weight items (i.e.maps,
eye glasses). Attach its s-hooks
to the fabric loops inside tent
ceiling.
CAMPERS WANT TO KNOW
Should I use a seam sealer?
We highly recommend seam sealing your
tent seams.
Use a seam sealer
compound
(tube or bottle type) that applies directly to
the stitching for best coverage. Make sure
compound is completely dry before rolling
up your tent. Follow the manufacturer’s
directions.
STEP 1: Remove the Stakes
Carefully remove stakes by pulling out the hook
ends. Tip: Do not pull or tug at the stake loops sewn
onto the fabric body. Remove excess soil from the
stakes and store them in their bag.
STEP 2: Take Down Gear Loft
Detach gear loft by unhooking gear loft s-hooks from
fabric loops on ceiling. Fold gear loft for storage.
STEP 3:Remove Rainfly
A)
Detach S-hooks and nylon fasteners that hold
down rainfly.
B)
Remove pole from pole pockets.
STEP 4: Take Down the Tent
A)
Unfasten Quick Clips from tent poles.
B)
Remove poles from pin-rings.
C)
Slide poles out by carefully pushing them
through the sleeves, away from the end at which
you are standing.
D)
Carefully fold poles and store them in their bag.
STEP 5: Fold the Ten
t
Fold tent into a rectangular shape the same width as
pole bag. Lay pole bag at one end of tent and roll
tightly together, slowly squeezing air out as you go.
(You can roll rainfly together with tent in this step.)
Store tent in carry bag provided. (Following these
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