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General Safety Warnings
Flame and Heat Sources
Keep all flame and heat sources away from tent fabric as it is flame-resistant, not fireproof.
Fuel-Burning Devices
Do not operate fuel-burning devices inside due to carbon monoxide risk and potential for serious injury or death.
Ventilation and Anchoring
Maintain ventilation and anchor tent properly to prevent suffocation, loss, or injury.
Campsite Hazard Awareness
Consider campsite hazards like falling rocks, floods, and winds to reduce risk of loss or injury.
Tent Types Overview
Fast & Light® Tents
Ultralight tents, hybrid tarps, and modular shelters offering maximum livability.
All-Season™ Tents
Go-Anywhere, Do-Anything technical tents for all seasons and climates.
Expedition™ Tents
High-mountain shelters providing maximum protection and livability in harsh conditions.
Wings ™™
Lightweight, versatile shelters offering weather protection for larger groups.
Shelter and Tent Setup Tips
Know Your Tent or Shelter
Learn tent/shelter basics by pitching at home before use in adverse conditions.
Selecting a Site
Choose a level, well-draining site protected from wind and debris.
Using Tent Poles
Handle poles carefully, push through sleeves, and use silicone lubricant for longevity.
Using Guy-Out Lines
Tension shelter via guy-out lines for stability and to prevent pooling.
Use and Care
Preventing Mildew
Dry shelters promptly to prevent mildew, which permanently damages coatings.
Storing
Store shelters in a cool, dry area, aired out every six months.
Cleaning
Clean with mild soap and water; never dry clean or machine dry.
Condensation
Reduce condensation via ventilation from breathable fabrics and peak vents.
Tent Testing and Specifics
Zippers
Keep zipper teeth clean with water to prevent abrasion and damage.
Fabric & MicroMesh™™ Tears
Repair minor tears with patches, seam sealer, or temporary duct tape.
Pole Repairs
Use a pole-repair sleeve to create a temporary splint for broken tent poles.
Fire Safety
Shelter fabrics are flame-retardant, not fireproof; keep away from flames.
Fast & Light® Shelter and Tent Setup Tips
About MSR Fast & Light Shelters
Innovative, hybrid tarps and single-wall shelters offering ultimate livability and dependability.
Pitching with Other Poles
Utilize trekking or other poles for support; mark lengths for faster setup.
Using Guy-Out Lines
Use extra guy-out lines for versatility, support, or alternative setup options.
Footprints
Optional footprints protect tent floors and can be used for ground protection.
MSR Wing Setup Tips
About MSR Wings
Strongest, most stable tarp shelters using parabolic curves and catenary cuts.
Wing Setup Tips
Cinch guy cords, stake out loops, place poles, and adjust cords for tension.
MSR's Double Guarantee
Materials & Workmanship Guarantee
Warranties materials and workmanship; repairs due to defects are free.
Lifetime Pole Guarantee
Offers a lifetime warranty on all MSR tent framework poles.
Repair Procedures
Contact MSR customer service for RA number and shipping instructions.