Tac. Field Tarp 6.0 Gen 2
Assemble the center pole (A), leg poles (B), and side poles (C), making sure each section is fully inserted with no gaps. Spread the tent body out with the inner side facing up. Attach the center pole (A) to the two Jakeâs Foot (D) fittings located at the center on the inside of the tent body. The center Jakeâs Foot (D) fittings are positioned between the mesh vents (E). After attaching the center pole (A) to the center Jakeâs Foot (D), straighten and spread out the tent body. Next, connect each leg pole (B) to the center pole (A), then carefully flip the tent body over so the exterior side faces out and the tent stands on its own. Take care not to place excessive load on the frame while doing this. Attach all four leg poles (B) to the building tape (F). ăThe building tape (F) is rectangular and has a red stitch (G) along one of the long sides. ăPosition the building tape so that the long side with the red stitch (G) faces the same direction as the label on the tent body. ăMake sure the building tape (F) is not twisted, and orient the SR buckles (H) so they face upward. From inside the free-standing tent, attach the side poles (C) to the Swivel TLH (I). Then connect each attached side pole (C) to the tent body corners (J). Make sure the clip on each side pole (C) is aligned with and securely seated at the center of the Swivel TLH (I). Stake out each corner (K) of the tent body with a J-Stake T to form and tension the tent. In strong winds, use J-Stake L to secure all six additional stake-out points (L) on the inside of the skirt and all ten guyline points (M) to increase wind resistance.
- Do not use open flames such as combustion lanterns, stoves, matches, or lighters inside or near the tent. This can cause fires or carbon monoxide poisoning.
- Avoid storing highly flammable fuels or using related products inside the tent.
- Setting up the tent near campfires or grills can cause holes on the tentâs surface.
- Do not modify or disassemble this product under any circumstances. Doing so may reduce its performance and protective capabilities.
- Always inspect the product before use.
- Stop using the product immediately if aging or damage is suspected, as it may not perform as intended.
- Follow the correct maintenance and storage methods.
- Improper maintenance or storage may hinder the product's original performance.
- Ultraviolet rays may damage the fabric of this product.
- Storing the wet tent and case with other items for a long time may cause color transfer. Please be cautious with storage.
- Do not overstretch the shock cord. Its high elasticity can cause the poles to spring up and potentially damage the ends due to impact.
- The seam tape is heat-sealed at a temperature that does not damage the PU coating, but it may peel off with repeated use. If the seam tape comes off, reattach it by ironing at a low temperature.
- When storing this product for an extended period, fold it loosely and store it in a place away from direct sunlight and where there is good ventilation. The storage pouch included with the product is designed for portability and is small in size, requiring the product to be folded tightly. Therefore, it is not suitable for long-term storage.
- Do not store near high-temperature sources such as fire or heating devices, as this can cause deformation or damage to the product.
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Tac. Field Tarp 6.0 Gen 2 is a high-quality outdoor product designed for durability and performance.