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IMPORTANT:
Thank you for purchasing the Alpkit Tetri. Please curtail
your excitement and do not use this product until you have
read, understood, and complied with all the instructions and
warnings contained within this manual.
Introducing your new Tetri tent. It is
a classic 3 pole, 2 person geodesic
backpacking tent that balances
strength, weight, and livable space.
TETRI
PITCHING INSTRUCTIONS
1.
2.
Raise poles, setting the ends into the eyelets on the flysheet
(black first, then red), and clip into the plastic poleclips. The
tent should now stand up by itself. Peg out the rest of the
tent, starting at the door and working your way around.
To attach the inner, get in and clip the back corners to the
side release buckles [Fig 2].
3.
WARNING
This tent is NOT fireproof and will burn in seconds if
Do not cook in your tent.
Do not place hot appliances close to the walls or roof of your
tent, observe safety warnings for any appliances and do not
allow children to play near them.
Keep exits of tent free from obstructions and woodland
creatures, they will steal your food.
Maintain adequate ventilation at all times, death by
suffocation is possible. Always store any cheesy socks in
vestibules or outside tent.
Anchor your tent carefully at all times: the use of tent pegs
is recommended, anchors are very heavy.
Choose your campsite wisely, be aware of the possibility of
and airborne whales.
Go Nice Places, Do Good Things.
Using an additional footprint provides extra protextion if
pitching on rough or boggy ground,
falling rocks and trees, lightning, flash floods, avalanches
exposed to flame or excessive heat.
Ensure the ground is free from sharp objects and rocks
that could damage the groundsheet. Lay out the flysheet
and peg out the back (preferably into the wind).
Assemble the poles and thread them into the colour coded
sleeves, beginning with black. When inserting the red poles,
make sure you thread them under the black poles [Fig 1].
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