How to Assemble MIER LANSHAN 1-2 Person Backpacking Tent

 

MIER mountaineering 1-2 person camping tent is a super-light option for weight-conscious backpackers, peak-baggers, and bike tourers from fall to spring. It built the walls out of no-see-um mesh for maximum ventilation and airflow, with silicone treatments and PU coatings, the fly and floor ensure reliable protection when wet weather tries to dampen your trips. There are mesh storage pockets inside the tent for smaller items like your keys and headlamps. This tent can be easily removed to enjoy the functionality of a tarp. There are no poles inside the packaging, but you can use the trekking poles. Perfect for 1 or 2-man 3-season adventures where you are concerned about weight.

Learning how to assemble MIER LANSHAN 1-2 Person Backpacking Tent with the following tips:

Step 1

Stakeout 4 corners of the tent.

Step 2

Insert one end of trekking pole into grommet at the bottom center of front.

Step 3

Stake out guy-lines.

Step 4

Stake out vestibules.



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