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Storm Shelter 2P Tent

$349.00 (AUD)

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The Snowgum Storm Shelter Tent is an ideal choice for all-season hiking & mountaineering.

Capacity: 2 person

Rating: 4 season

Packaged Weight: 3.35kg

Dimensions: see image

Specifics

Inner Tent

Fabric: 75D Ripstop Polyester

Floor Fabric: 70D Nylon with 3-4 polyurethane waterproof coatings

Floor Waterhead: 5000mm

Weight: 1.19kg

Fly

Fabric:75D Ripstop Polyester with 2-3 polyurethane waterproof coatings

Waterhead: 2000mm

Weight: 1.06kg

Poles

3 x Aluminium Alloy

Weight: 629g

Pegs

14 x Aluminium Alloy Y-Shaped Skewers

Weight (each): 14g

Features:

Tri-pole construction offers greater rigidity and strength in high winds and other extreme conditions
Numerous, smaller areas of fabric for even shedding of snow and increased wind deflection
Fully seam-sealed fly and tub floor, with extra waterproofing for added protection
Twin entrances for easy access
Mesh and material YKK double zip entrance for comfort /protection adjustment
Multiple guy rope points for stability
Stowaway guy rope pockets
Storage bag doubles as a gear loft
Packed in polyester bag with draw cord closure

Pitching Information:

Unfold pole sections, allowing them to click together gently. Ensure all sections are fully inserted.
Lay out the inner tent on the site you have chosen. Insert the tip of one of the long poles into one of the brass eyelets, flex the pole and place the other end of the pole into the eyelet on the diagonally opposite corner of the tent. Repeat for the other long pole. Connect the quick fix clips on the tent to the poles.
Lay the remaining short brow pole over the intersection of the long poles. Connect the two remaining quick fix clips to the brow pole on the far side of each stopper. You can now move this freestanding tent around your camp site to get the best position.
TIP: Use the inner by itself in good weather for an insect free sleep.
Throw the fly sheet over. To get the perfect pitch attach the velcro tabs on the inside of the fly around the poles.
Connect the side release buckles on the fly to the inner near the peg out loops. Peg out all four corners of your tent as well as the two vestibules.
Tension the buckles to make the fly taught and even around the tent.
Guy ropes have been provided with this tent to stabilise it when exposed to windy conditions.

Care:

Clear campsite of sharp sticks and stones and check for overhead dangers
Use the guy ropes provided in windy conditions
Prolong the life of your tent by using a groundsheet whenever possible
Avoid leaving your tent pitched in direct sunlight for extended periods of time
Always make sure your poles are connected properly in order to prevent pole ends from splitting
Allow your tent to dry completely and remove any mud or dirt before storing
Clean fly and floor with water and brush
Keep zips clean of mud and sand
Store tent loosely folded and in a cool area
Avoid contact with harsh chemicals or direct heat