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Swift 2P Tent

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

Capacity: 2-3 person

Rating: 3-4 season

Packaged Weight: 3.5kg

Dimensions: see image

Specifics

Inner Tent / Fly

Inner Tent Fabric: 75D Ripstop Polyester

Floor Fabric: 70D Nylon with 4-5 polyurethane waterproof coatings

Fly Fabric:75D Ripstop Polyester with 3-4 polyurethane waterproof coatings

Waterhead: Fly - 5000mm; Floor - 8000mm

Weight: 2.5kg

Poles

1 x Aluminium Alloy

Weight: 311g

Pegs

12 x Alloy Skewers

Weight (each): 47g

Features:

Tent-fly integral pitch with single pole design, for quick pitching
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
4 x snow/sand anchors included
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 tent on the site you have chosen. If possible, pitch either one of the ends into the wind. (Loosen the webbing straps on all four corners and the 2 pole straps and peg out these four points)
Thread the pole into the pole sleeve. Do not pull it through.
Insert the pole spike into the plastic pole end receptacle on one side of the tent. Flex the pole and place the other end of the pole into the pole spike on the opposite side of the tent.
Once the tent is standing, tighten the webbing straps on the corners equally. Then tension the fly by tightening the webbing straps near the pole sleeve.
Guy ropes have been provided to stabilise it when exposed to windy conditions.
The Snow /Sand Anchor is used by digging an hole 1ft cube and placing the opened anchor bag inside the hole and then filling up with either Sand or Snow.
Once the Anchor is buried, use feet to stamp and secure the Sand or Snow and then pull the straps and hook to either the elasticated peg hoops or to a guy rope.
Always remember to loosen all straps prior to dismantling.

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