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Inner Tent x 1,
Fly x 1
Pole (long) x 1
Pole (short) x 2
Carry Bag x 1
Peg Case x 1 Pole Case x 1
Instruction Manual x 1 Repair Pipe x 1 Duralumin Peg x 24
Rope with Rope Tensioner
3m (9'8") x 4,
2.5m (8' 2.5") x 8
Thank you very much for purchasing a Snow Peak product. This product is a tent designed for camping.
To use this product safely and correctly, please read these instructions carefully. After reading these
instructions, keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. Although this product is expected to
be complete and safe, please check that all accessory items are included before attempting to assemble
the product. Practice assembling and handling the product in a safe location before using it while
camping.
If you find anything in the instruction manual that is difficult to understand, or if you find a defect with the
product, stop using it immediately and contact the dealers where you purchased the product or Snow
Peak Customer Service.
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This product is not intended to be in permanent use.
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Sunlight can cause the surface of the Fly to heat up, potentially causing low-temperature burns.
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Do not assemble or use the tent close to a bonfire, fireworks, etc. Flying sparks can create holes in
the tent fabric.
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Firmly hold the tent/tarp pole when assembling and disassembling the tent/tarp. Unexpected
accidents may occur due to the Pole ends recoiling, etc, so ensure that the surroundings are safe,
with no other people in the vicinity.
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Firmly secure the Pegs, Guy Lines, etc.
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If the tent is left in the sun for long periods, the materials may fade in color or the fabric may
deteriorate and lose strength. Do not leave the tent set up permanently.
Misuse could result in injury to the user and/or damage to property.
CAUTION
Safety Precautions
Before use: please read thoroughly to ensure safety and to avoid accidents.
Misuse could easily result in a serious accident or death.
DANGER
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The tent material is not flame-proof. Do not use combustion-based heat sources such as
lanterns, stoves or heaters, or open flames such as matches, candles, lighters or cigarettes,
inside the tent. The use of such heat or light sources inside a small enclosed space is very
dangerous and may result in fire, oxygen deficiency or carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Do not keep fuel, or flammable items for replenishing the fuel, inside the tent.
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Pay close attention to the weather. If extreme weather is in the forecast, pack up camp and
evacuate to a safe place.
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Do not bring heated items into the tent when they are at high temperatures. Inside the tent,
very high temperatures may cause heatstroke. Pay close attention to the temperature, particularly
when children are asleep inside the tent.
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Choose a flat, well-drained area with firm ground to pitch the tent. Choose an area where there is
no chance of avalanches, landslides, wind gusts or sudden flooding.
Misuse could result in serious injury to the user.
WARNING
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