Remove contents of stuff sack and lay tent body flat on ground. 2. Assemble the two poles: A hubbed pole and a short, straight pole. 3. Insert the tips of the hubbed pole into the grommets at the four corners of the tent. CS2: the shorter pole sections from the hub, that form the smaller “v” correspond to the green webbing at the foot (narrower end) of the tent. The larger “v” section corre sponds to the black webbing at the head of the tent. CS3: the hubbed pole has equal length pole sections s

Remove tent parts from stuff sack and lay tent body out flat on ground. 2. Assemble the five poles. 3. Insert one of the three long poles through one of the two sleeves running diagonally along the tent body. 4. Repeat step 3 with another long pole into the other sleeve running diagonally along the tent body. 5. Insert the four ends of the tent poles that you have put through the sleeves into the grommets in the webbing straps at the four corners of the tent – the tent should now be able to stan

SL3: also includes a straight, black pole. 3. Seedhouse SL1: the pole has one hub. The 2 shorter poles sections attach to the front of the tent, while the single pole attaches to the grommet in the center rear. Thread the rear portion of the pole through the ridge loops first and then insert pole tips into grommets on tent body. 4. Seedhouse SL2: the pole has two hubs. The hub with the longer pole sections corresponds with the front of the tent while the hub with the shorter pole sections corres

Bag insulations are fragile and their performance can be adversely affected if not washed correctly. If you prefer not to clean the bag yourself, we recommend the following businesses: All About Down in Seattle 206-784-3444 or Blanc Plume in Kansas City 816-221-0902. If you have a bag with 750 down fill or higher, we recommend using a professional cleaner. Home Cleaning S All bags should be washed and dried in an oversized, commercial washer and dryer. Use a front load, tumble washer, NOT a

Then, attach the final clip on the tent body to the pole. 5. Drape tent fly over set-up tent body and clip all corner buckles of fly and body together, cinching tightening straps. 6. SH3: Clip buckles of fly and tent body together at rear first. Run vestibule pole through sleeve on underside of fly and insert pole tips into grommets on tent body. Then, clip buckles of fly and tent body on front corners and cinch tightening straps. 7. Stake out all corners and guy lines for optimum stability, spa

s S Synthetic fibers won’t clump together during washing like down so there aren’t any clumps to break apart while drying. S We recommend adding a fabric softener to the final rinse cycle to retain the aesthetics of synthetic fibers. S Dry at a LOW heat setting and make sure the bag is completely dry. Storage S Sleeping bags should be aired out and dry before storing. S Store the bag by hanging or loosely rolling. S Keep in a cool, dry place. S Never store a sleeping bag in its stuff sac

Bag insulations are fragile and their performance can be adversely affected if not washed correctly. If you prefer not to clean the bag yourself, we recommend the following businesses: All About Down in Seattle 206-784-3444 or Blanc Plume in Kansas City 816-221-0902. If you have a bag with 750 down fill or higher, we recommend using a professional cleaner. Home Cleaning S All bags should be washed and dried in an oversized, commercial washer and dryer. Use a front load, tumble washer, NOT a

Bag insulations are fragile and their performance can be adversely affected if not washed correctly. If you prefer not to clean the bag yourself, we recommend the following businesses: All About Down in Seattle 206-784-3444 or Blanc Plume in Kansas City 816-221-0902. If you have a bag with 750 down fill or higher, we recommend using a professional cleaner. Home Cleaning S All bags should be washed and dried in an oversized, commercial washer and dryer. Use a front load, tumble washer, NOT a

Store in a cool, dry place. Never leave your tent in very hot temperatures (such as a car trunk), as it will damage the material coatings. Storing your tent damp can result in mildew growth, which may cause your tent to smell, leak or delaminate. Mildew damage is not covered under warranty. Cleaning For light cleaning, you can sponge the tent with warm water. If it’s necessary to wash the entire tent, always use cleaners recommended specifically for tents. We recommend McNett Mirazyme cleaner, o

lace. S Never store a sleeping bag in its stuff sack or tightly compressed.