HIGH ROUTE 1
USING YOUR TEN
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GUYING OUT YOUR TENT:
Your tent includes guy out loops, guylines, and stakes. It is good practice to always guy out your tent, but is
absolutely necessary when it’s windy.
Tie the end of the guyline to the
refective guy out loop on your tent.
Use the black LINE-LOK
®
to adjust the
length of the guyline.
Stake out the end of the guyline into
the ground.
OPEN AWNING SETUP:
Using the high winds guylines, stake out the guyline on the
corner door panel to provide covered ventilation or roll the door
panel on both sides of the tent for cross ventilation. NOTE: Your
high wind guylines are used on both guy points (awning setup or
high wind setup) depending on the conditions.
AWNING VENT:
The awning vent can be used in
the “open” position to increase
ventilation, or in “closed” position
to reduce ventilation.
Awning Vent Open
High wind guyout
Awning guyout
Awning Vent Closed
STRING LOCKS:
The corner points of your tent feature String Locks
providing a range of stake out options. Lift up on the
tab to decrease tension. Pull on the knotted end to
increase tension.
