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 On the underside of the fl y, opposite each of the points where the 

poles overlap, is a Velcro® wrap-tie.

 Lift up each corner of the fl y,  and 

attach the wrap-ties over the appropriate pole intersection. To do this: 

wrap the longer Velcro tab horizontally twice around both poles, pull on 

the tab end to cinch it tight, then secure it by folding the shorter Velcro 

tab over it.

Attaching these wrap-ties is very important for strengthening the tent. 

The wrap-ties allow the poles to reinforce one another in a series of 

trusses; they also connect the corner guyline attachment points directly 

to the poles for maximum stiffness when these guylines are rigged.

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 Fit all of the grommetted webbing tabs on the fl y over the appropriate 

pole ends as shown in fi gures A and B.

 Fold the grommet tabs under 

the body of the tent. This puts the pull loops facing away from the tent 

and allows for easy removal of the fl y by simply pulling down on the 

pull loops.

Insert the vestibule pole ends into whichever grommets are unused on 

the loops at the door corners.

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 At a minimum, peg out the two back corners of the tent and the two 

front corners of the vestibule.

Rigging for Severe Weather

The Nunatak has numerous anchor loops and external and internal guy 

points so that you can rig the tent according to anticipated conditions. If 

in doubt, it’s usually best to err on the side of “over-securing.”

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If winds are anticipated, guy out the two triangular side wall patches to 

add stability and reduce fl y movement.

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For strong winds, stake out the four external guy points (the triangular 

fl y extensions with inset grommets). Set these guy lines as near as 

possible to a 45° angle from the door axis of the tent.

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In extreme conditions, anchor the two triangles above the vestibule pole 

sleeve and use the internal guy points to provide additional stability. 

There are four internal guy line loops on the top of the inside of the tent 

and six on the fl oor (be careful not to mistake the smaller clothesline/

lantern loops for the guy loops). Run guylines from the top of one side 

fi gure A

fi gure B

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Страница 1: ...this will allow you to inspect it for any manufacturing defects check that all parts are present and learn the assembly procedure with minimal stress on the tent and on you NUNATAK Height inside 1 24...

Страница 2: ...amount of sealant into needle holes thread and fabric joints Allow to dry and cure overnight McNett sealants Seam Grip and similar cure more quickly in a moist or humid environment Before packing the...

Страница 3: ...Push the poles through rather than pulling them pulling may cause the pole sections to partially separate leading to jamming inside the sleeve Do not insert the pole ends into the grommets until all...

Страница 4: ...pull loops 5 Insert the vestibule pole ends into whichever grommets are unused on the loops at the door corners 6 At a minimum peg out the two back corners of the tent and the two front corners of th...

Страница 5: ...e appropriate Velcro wrap ties to secure these two poles to the rst two poles at the four crossing points Attach any remaining Velcro y wraps directly to individual poles Attach the grommet strips at...

Страница 6: ...the bungee cord in the poles and to speed disassembly fold each pole in half rst and then fold down towards the outsides two sections at a time Packing the Tent If possible fold and roll the tent rath...

Страница 7: ...ughly Do not dry clean machine wash or machine dry Stubborn stains like tar can be left in place and dusted with talcum powder to prevent transfer to other areas of the tent in storage After cleaning...

Страница 8: ...it is centred over the break in the pole then wrap it into place with duct tape Be careful not to damage the tent fabrics when removing the damaged pole Replacing a Broken Pole Section The MEC Grip T...

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