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Stake Corners (optional)

Secure the corner anchors by pounding the stakes into the 
ground with a rock or hard object. If the ground is too hard, 
trap the stakes under a rock or another heavy object. 

Main Poles

Jake’s Feet

Slide the two main poles through the long pole sleeves 
running corner to corner on the tent. 

Ridge Poles

Slide ridge poles through shorter pole sleeves. Insert the ends 
into grommets on the sides of the tent. Use finger loops to help 
pull webbing on and off pole tips.

Attach Fly

Clip the corners of your tent fly to the Jake’s Feet. Proper tension 
ensures maximum water shedding and wind resistance. Pull firmly 
on the adjustable corner anchors.

Press the ball ends of poles into the fittings (Jake’s Feet) 
at the corners of the inner tent.

Remember to leave no trace. Before leaving your campsite take a thorough look 
around making sure you have not left anything behind, out of place, or damaged.

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ASASHI

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SETUP

Summary of Contents for ASASHI 4P

Page 1: ...5 9 m Vestibule Area 17 ft 1 6 m ASASHI 4P 4 PERSON ASASHI 4P Family Style Comfort Great adventure doesn t always need to be miles from the nearest outpost of civilization But finding a big tent to pitch at J Tree or along the Kancamagus Highway with all the style quality comfort and protection of a high end backcountry shelter can be a challenge Asashi 4P takes the highly efficient pole configura...

Page 2: ...figuration The ridge poles on Asashi 4P run the long direction on the tent and terminate above the ground This design adds significant interior volume and provides nearly vertical walls on all sides of the tent The steep walls mean you can sit straight up anywhere inside Asashi 4P with ease 2 On the Fly Configuration Ditch your inner tent for a lightweight tarp structure created by your fly poles ...

Page 3: ...l items or to dry out damp clothing 6 Direct Guy Out Points Keep your tent anchored and secure in windy conditions with multiple guy out points Since bigger tents can be more susceptible to high winds because of their taller profile and larger surface area these strategically placed guy outs pass through the fly and attach directly to the poles to help spread the load and keep your tent firmly in ...

Page 4: ... several bikes climbing gear table and chairs or any other equipment to suit your adventures A large side door gives easy access and the tall interior height provides enough space to enjoy the shade while sitting and relaxing To convert the Garage into an extra sleeping space add the optional Asashi 4P Garage Footprint 4 Link Enhance the living space between two Asashi 4Ps with the Asashi 4P Link ...

Page 5: ...se finger loops to help pull webbing on and off pole tips Attach Fly Clip the corners of your tent fly to the Jake s Feet Proper tension ensures maximum water shedding and wind resistance Pull firmly on the adjustable corner anchors Press the ball ends of poles into the fittings Jake s Feet at the corners of the inner tent Remember to leave no trace Before leaving your campsite take a thorough loo...

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