BENEFITS
DWR - Water repellent
A durable water-repellent finish provides protection from light moisture and fabric saturation.
INTENDED USE: Camping / Hiking
Named after an iconic Sequoia, we've given our much-loved Wawona 4-Person Tent a refresh, constructing it with a hybrid double-wall construction, re-engineered poles and an easier colour-coded setup. We've kept the huge interior vestibule the same. In fact, it's so roomy you can store gear, stand comfortably and sit in camping chairs and you'll still have space to breathe. The ceiling pockets hold headlamps, lights and tablets, too, making the Wawona feel less like a tent and more like a home.
Style: NF0A8BDU
Fabric - Rainfly & Canopy: 75D 69 G/M² Polyester Taffeta, 1200 mm PU coating, Non-PFC Durable Water-Repellent (Non-PFC DWR) Finish
Fabric - Mesh: 40D 50 G/M² Polyester Mesh, FR Chemistry
Fabric - Floor: 150D 105 G/M² Polyester, 1500 mm PU Coating, Non-PFC Durable Water-Repellent (Non-PFC DWR)
FEATURES
Made without flame-retardant coating
Hybrid double-wall construction and a large mesh front door for ventilation
Massive interior height lets you stand comfortably or sit on chairs inside the tent and vestibule
Large vestibule can be used to store gear or as an additional seating area
DAC MX pole set is strong without any weight penalty
Colour-coded poles and trims make setup simple
Internal organisation pockets keep essentials at hand
Ceiling pockets hold headlamps, lights, tablets and more
External guylines provide extra security in inclement weather
Footprint: NF0A8BDB (sold separately)
NOTE: Accessories for illustrative purposes only - NOT included. Pay attention to the "FEATURES" tab for any included accessories.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Capacity: 4
Total Weight: 5,9 kg
Trail Weight: 5,3 kg
Footprint Weight: 625 g
Floor Area: 5,4 m²
Area: 5,4 m²
Vestibule Area: 2,6 m² / 1,4 m²
HOW TO CARE
Inspect your tent before cleaning
Proper cleaning and storage of your tent will help prolong its life. Before storing your tent, set it up and inspect it. Look for any damage, pulled seams, broken zips, holes or mildew.
Sponge clean
Once you have inspected your tent, clean all dust and dirt marks with a sponge, mild soap, and tepid water. Rinse with a clean wet sponge. Allow the tent to dry thoroughly before dismantling it. Do not soak your tent, and never machine-wash it.
Store loosely in a cool, dry place
Store the tent loosely, in a large cotton sack or in a cardboard box, in a cool, dry place. Be sure to wipe down your poles with a sponge or towel. Salt can corrode them, and dirt on poles stored with your tent can contribute to mildew growth.
Dry before packing
To prevent mould and mildew from building up, ensure your tent is completely dry before you pack it away. Similarly, be sure the shock cord in your poles is dry before storing.
Retreat the tent
Spray your tent with a UV blocking spray every once in a while to protect against sun damage and tent fly delamination.
