Snow Peak FES-091, Manual

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Mist is a collection of water droplets suspended in the air that condenses in rapidly falling temperatures. In 
smaller spaces such as the inside of a tent, water vapor concentration is higher than in an ordinary room and 
frequently results in more condensation. Human breathing and perspiration also cause the amount of water 
vapor in the tent to increase, resulting in more condensation. Depending on the surrounding conditions, it 
may be impossible to avoid condensation completely, even with waterproof materials. To reduce 
condensation, allow steady ventilation while the tent is in use.

Regarding Condensation

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Before storage, the product should be cleaned and dried sufficiently.

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If you remove the building tape after setting up, connect the Y-shaped and I-shaped buckles of the building 
tape before taking it down. This will make it easier to position the pegs for the next time you set up.

 *If you peg down the Y or I-shaped part from the outside of the main body, the main body will expand, and it 

will be difficult to re-set the pegs when you take it down.

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When removing the pole from the pins, the pole may recoil. Use your hands to keep the pole steady until it 
straightens.

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When removing the pole from the sleeve, push it out.

 *If the pole is pulled out, then it may become disconnected inside the sleeve. The disconnection of the pole 

inside the sleeve may cause damage to the cloth.

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In case of strong winds, please wait for the wind to subside before disassembling.

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If you have attached an inner room or used another tent/tarp, be sure to remove the inner room or the 
product that was used from the main body before disassembling.

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Make sure that nothing is inside the shelter and that all panels and window zippers are closed before 
starting to disassemble.

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Make sure all the building tapes are connected before taking them down; this will make it easier to peg 
down the next time you set up.

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Fold the pole from the center to the edges. If folded from the edge, the cord can be overstretched, which 
may cause elongation or breakage.

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Pull out all pegs, clean them and store them in the peg case with their heads facing down. All poles should 
be stored in the pole carry bag. If the poles are stored bare, it may damage the fabric or the carry bag.

Precautions for disassembly /storage

Water-Repellent and Waterproof Functions

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The fabric of the fly is treated with a high-quality, water-repellent finish. However, the level of water repellency 

and durability may vary slightly due to the characteristics of each material. In addition, the water repellency 
will deteriorate over time and consistent use.

When the water repellence decreases, use a water-repellent 

spray purchased from your local outdoor gear retailer and follow the product’s instructions accordingly.

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Materials with high waterproof capacity are used in this product. However, if the materials are in contact with 

pools of water on the ground for long periods,  the material may begin to absorb water. 

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The PU coating may also be damaged by agricultural chemicals, which can cause an abnormal decrease in 

waterproof capabilities. Please note that the product cannot be covered under warranty if this is the cause of 
damage.

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The logo may peel off as a side-effect of using the water-repellent treatment.

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 A UV protection treatment has been applied to the fly material. 

*The UV protection treatment does not completely shield humans from ultraviolet rays or stop the deterio-

ration of the material’s strength.

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When the tent material is exposed to sunlight for long periods of time, color degradation or strength 
deterioration may occur. Therefore, do not leave the product assembled permanently.

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If the material deteriorates due to ultraviolet rays and is badly damaged, it may become irreparable.

Regarding the Effect of Ultraviolet Rays