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15

Peg Case x 1

Rope with Rope Tensioner

(Forked 7m (23') x 2,

3.5m(11’5”) x 6,

2.5m(8'3”) x 4,

1.5m(4’9’) x 2

A pole x 2
C pole x 2

Center Pole x 1

Ridge pole x 1

Upright Pole x 2

Pole Carry Bag x 1

Carry Bag x 1

Duralumin Peg

(21cm x 31) 8.3”

x 31

Seam Grip

Agent x 1

Contents are based on setup in general conditions. If you prepare a sturdy and long peg or a spare 
rope, you can be flexible for various conditions. Always carry a spare as the peg, rope, and rope 
stoppers are consumable items that wear out over time.

Due to the product’s structure, seam processing is not possible in the following places, which 
may give way for water penetration. Apply a seam sealer on the outer stitching where you find a 
risk of water penetration to prevent water from entering through the seams.

1. Sewing holes for loops and toggles 

2. Outside sewing holes for zipper rails 

Door panel top
There are six toggles.
(Same for the other side.) 

Toggle x 6 

Stitching

Main body x 1

Compression Belt x 2

Inner Room x 1

Instruction
Manual x 1

Contents

Thank you very much for purchasing a Snow Peak product. This product is a shelter/tent hybrid 

designed for camping. To use this product safely and correctly,  read these instructions carefully. Keep 

this manual in a safe place for future reference. If you find anything in the instruction manual difficult to 

understand, or find the product to be defective, stop using it immediately. Contact the dealers where the 

product was purchased or reach out to Snow Peak’s Customer Service for repairs and replacements.

Please check that all accessory items are included before attempting to assemble the product. 

Summary of Contents for FES-091

Page 1: ...Ver 1 00 Pro RED FRAME EDITION FES 091...

Page 2: ...1 1 7m 2 3 5m 6 2 5m 4 1 5m 2 A 2 C 2 1 1 2 1 1 21cm 31 1 1 2 6 6 1 2 1 1...

Page 3: ...2 2 1kg...

Page 4: ...3 A 2 3 A A 2 A A A A A B 2 A A C C 3 A A A A B...

Page 5: ...4 C A 4 A A A A A C C C C A A A C...

Page 6: ...5 A C O O TP 080 V C A O 7m 3 5m 3 5m 2 5m 1 5m 2 5m C A O V...

Page 7: ...6 O Y Y...

Page 8: ...7 O O 11 O 2 O A O A A O O O...

Page 9: ...8 O 5m 6m...

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Page 11: ...10...

Page 12: ...11 60 Y I Y I PU UV UV...

Page 13: ...12 A PU PU A...

Page 14: ...A 2 C 2 21cm 31 7m 2 3 5m 6 2 5m 4 1 5m 2 2 210D PU 3 000mm UV 210D PU 1 800mm UV 210D PU 68D 210D PU 1 800mm A6061 19mm 22mm 77 35 37cm 73 20 23cm 28 5kg 6 2 507 17 602 TEL 1661 1958 FAX 02 6203 1959...

Page 15: ...14 Instruction Manual Ver 1 00 Land Lock Pro Red Frame Edition FES 091...

Page 16: ...er penetration to prevent water from entering through the seams 1 Sewing holes for loops and toggles 2 Outside sewing holes for zipper rails Door panel top There are six toggles Same for the other sid...

Page 17: ...nside the tent Choose a flat well drained area with firm ground to pitch the tent The area should have no chance of avalanches landslides wind gusts or sudden flooding It is dangerous if the mud skirt...

Page 18: ...le into the A pole on the opposite side Note When setting the A pole on the ridge pole do not set it after connecting all the A poles and set it on the ridge pole while leaving the left and right uppe...

Page 19: ...he same way as insert a ring pin with a black peg down loop to the tip of the C pole After setting up one C pole please set up the other C pole as well Note Please pass C pole through sleeve little by...

Page 20: ...ough the loop attached to the ring pin on the hem and peg down all the loops inside the room Peg down the rope firmly Use the provided upright pole and a forked end rope to lift the entrance exit door...

Page 21: ...f the Land Lock For the inner tent the side with the logo print at the bottom is the indoor side Please hang the inner tent in the room on the side of the Land Lock without the side door Since there i...

Page 22: ...nt to the O rings and pegs on the main body fly The peg down tape at the rear two places should be hooked to the pegs that hold the main body fly Hook the red tape with the hook attached to the bottom...

Page 23: ...iately Do not put your weight on the safety ring otherwise it may be damaged Connect the other end of the rope to the O ring with the center pole Finally adjust the rope tensioner so that the tension...

Page 24: ...er in the carry bag When storing be sure to remove the inner tent from the main body before removing the main body Fold the main body in half with the center sleeve as centered on top Fold the sides i...

Page 25: ...inner tent toward the zipper opened in step 4 to let the air out Put the main body fly inner tent and roof sheet together and compress all by tightening the two compression belts provided Put the pole...

Page 26: ...es are connected before taking them down this will make it easier to peg down the next time you set up Fold the pole from the center to the edges If folded from the edge the cord can be overstretched...

Page 27: ...t in a well ventilated area away from heat and moisture Using the zipper when it is covered with mud sand or dust may cause wear or damage Clean the zipper with a brush before use Apply small amounts...

Page 28: ...Rip Stop Shield pigment PU coating Waterproof rating 3 000mm minimum Teflon water repellent finish UV protection treatment Wall 210D Polyester Rip Stop PU coating Waterproof rating 1 800mm minimum Te...

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