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Logan96
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Jul 7, 2018
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How strong of winds can this take? Is there only the four points to stake it out?
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Dan Durston
Jul 7, 2018
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Logan96If you use a simple 4 stake pitch (one stake at each corner) then the tent is reasonably strong and works well for 90% of the time. Then if it's windy, add two more stakes to deploy the peak guylines. The tent is very strong like that.
If you really wanted to, there are quite a few more optional stake points. You can stake the four corners, 2 doors, and then four more stake out spots close to the center of each side, plus the peak guylines. So only 4 stakes are necessary for a normal pitch but you can add many more if you think the weather is going to be a doozy.
Here's a diagram of the stake out points:
If you really wanted to, there are quite a few more optional stake points. You can stake the four corners, 2 doors, and then four more stake out spots close to the center of each side, plus the peak guylines. So only 4 stakes are necessary for a normal pitch but you can add many more if you think the weather is going to be a doozy.
Here's a diagram of the stake out points:
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