Highlander Emergency Survival Shelter - 2-3 Person - Orange
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The Highlander Emergency Survival Shelter is designed for outdoor enthusiasts and emergency preparedness. It provides a lightweight, windproof, and waterproof shelter for 2-3 people, offering protection from the elements. A key benefit is its compact and portable design, making it easy to carry in any emergency kit. Keep in mind that while it offers ample space for its size, it's designed for emergency situations, not long-term camping.
All features
| Material | Polyester |
|---|---|
| Colour | Orange |
| Model Part Number | CS064 |
| Brand | Highlander |
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FAQs
How many people can the shelter accommodate?
The shelter is designed to accommodate 2-3 people.
What is the material of the shelter?
The shelter is made from 190T PU coated polyester with PVC windows.
What are the dimensions of the shelter?
The shelter is 142cm x 47cm x 92cm.
What is the pack size?
The pack size is 22cm x 10cm x 10cm.
How much does the shelter weigh?
The shelter weighs 340g.
Is the shelter waterproof?
Yes, the shelter is made from waterproof AB-TEX fabric.
What is included with the shelter?
The shelter includes the AB-TEX fabric, poles, guy ropes, and stakes.
Troubleshooting
Shelter won't stand up.
Ensure poles are properly assembled and inserted. Check that all stakes and guy ropes are securely fastened.
Condensation inside the shelter.
Open ventilation windows to increase airflow and reduce moisture build-up.
Water leaking through the fabric.
Ensure the shelter is properly erected and that the fabric is not damaged. Check the seams and apply seam sealer if necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Lightweight and easy to carry.
- Provides reliable protection from wind and rain.
- Quick and easy setup.
- Compact pack size saves space in your gear.
- Durable construction for repeated use.
Cons
- Limited space compared to larger shelters.
- Not ideal for extended stays.
- May require practice to set up quickly in an emergency.
- Ventilation is dependent on window positioning.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Unpack: Remove the shelter and components from the stuff sack.
- Assemble Poles: Connect the poles according to the instructions.
- Position Shelter: Choose a flat, clear area.
- Insert Poles: Insert the poles into the designated sleeves or attachment points.
- Secure: Use stakes and guy ropes to secure the shelter to the ground, ensuring stability.
*Care Instructions:*
- After use, clean the shelter with a damp cloth.
- Allow it to air dry completely before packing to prevent mildew.
- Store in a cool, dry place.
- Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.