Kathmandu Mono v2 User manual



Just you and the wide world around
you: sometimes it’s good to get away
from the clutter and noise of daily life.
Spend a weekend cycling an endless
unwinding ribbon of road, or follow a
trail off the beaten track. The Mono
Tent is your perfect companion.
This lightweight tunnel tent packs
down small and is quick and easy
to set up, making it perfect for solo
hikers and cycle tourists. With its small
‘footprint’, the Mono can fit in limited
spaces other tents can’t. It’s your own
personal shelter, and the right tent to
choose if pack-space, weight and ease
are your three main concerns.
CARING FOR YOUR MONO TENT:
We’ve written these instructions
specifically for you. We know you know
what you’re doing, but please read
through and follow them anyway. This
tent must be fully and correctly pitched
to these instructions, using all guy-
lines and pegs supplied; failure to do
so may void the warranty.
We recommend pitching your new
tent for the first time at home to
become familiar with it and to check
you have everything. It’s better to be
looking at it now, than looking for it
when you need it.
The Mono is spacious for one
person (or very cosy for two). What
it lacks in size, bells and whistles it
makes up for in sturdy construction,
with strong alloy poles and durable
fabric. Its waterproof seam-sealed
fly-sheet, tough waterproof floor
and a breathable inner with a water-
repellent treatment helps keep the
weather outside. All this so you can
curl up after a day of exploring, read
a book, rest, and enjoy the quiet.
PAC01560

FEATURES
•Waterproof,seam-sealed
fly-sheet
•Durableconstructionand
components
•Lightweighttunnel
design
•Easytopitchandpackup
•Strong,high-tensilealloy
poles
•Breathableinnerwith
water-repellent treatment
•Toughwaterproofoor
•Insect-proofmesh
screens
•Onevestibule
•Integratedstorage
•1.73kgweight
232cm
150cm
65cm

SPECIFICATIONS:
CAPACITY 1 person
WEIGHT(fullypitched) 1.73kg
WEIGHT (inner-only pitched) 1.10kg
DESIGN Tunnel
INTENDED USE Three-season hiking
DOORS 1
VESTIBULES 1
PACKED SIZE 18cmx36cm
PACKED VOLUME 6.9L
OVERALL DIMENSIONS 232cmx150cm
MAXIMUM INTERNAL HEIGHT 65cm
FLOOR AREA 1.9m2
VESTIBULE AREA 0.42m2
FLY FABRIC Seam-sealed50DPolyesterripstop
FLY WATERPROOF RATING 2000mm
FLOOR FABRIC 150DPolyester
FLOOR WATERPROOF RATING 10,000mm
INNER FABRIC 40DNylon
POLES 2 x 9mm alloy
GUY-LINES 2
PEGS 18 x alloy
REPAIR KIT Fabric patches, pole sleeve, fly buckle
DesignedbyKathmandu
Manufactured in China

CAUTIONS:
• Keepopenameandallothersourcesofheataway
from the tent. The fabric of this tent is not fireproof.
Excessive heat can damage the tent fabric,
waterproof coatings and components.
• NEVER cook inside your tent. Cookers produce
carbon monoxide , which can (and has) killed
people. So cook outside, even if the weather’s
rubbish. Shelter your stove with carefully placed
rocks just outside the vestibule.

• Store all poles and pegs separately in the bags provided to
avoid damaging the tent fabrics.
• This tent can be damaged by petrol, kerosene, alcohol,
detergents and aerosols such as fly spray and deodorants.
• Donotmachinewashyourtent.
• Clean off any loose dirt with a damp cloth and mild soap.
• DONOTusebleach.Thiswillreallydestroyit.
• Linedryinshade.
• Storethetentlooseifpossiblesothataircancirculate.
• Only storeyour tent when it is completely dry. Leaving
the tent wet can damage waterproof coatings, corrode
thepolesandcausemildew.Notethatwebbing,zipsand
bungys take longer to dry.
• Beforestoring,emptyallpocketsandcarefullycloseallzips.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS

TIPSONSITESELECTIONAND
GENERALUSE
• Selectalevelsitewithoutdebrisor
hollows that can fill with water. Avoid
low-lying areas that could be prone to
flooding.
• Removesharpobjectssuchasrocksor
branches that could puncture the floor
and spoil a good night’s sleep.
• Checkabovetoensureyouareclear
ofanyfallzones,andthatyouhave
a safe run-out below. Avoid pitching
directlyundertrees.Birddroppings
and sap can damage the fly and falling
branches can damage you!
• Pitchthetentalignedintothe
prevailingwind.Beawarethat
buffeting winds can come from any
direction, especially in the mountains.
• Allpegs,guy-linesandpolesmustbe
secure and correctly tensioned.
• Insertpegsangledawayfromthe
tent for greater holding strength. A
large stone placed on a peg can give
additional security. Check it will not
chafe the tent.

• Ifyouencountersnowyconditions,it
will be necessary to periodically clear
snowfromtheroof.Donotleaveit
unattended for long periods in strong
winds, heavy rain or snow.
• UVrayswilleventuallycausedamage
to your tent. To extend its life, we
recommend you do not leave it pitched
for long periods of time.
• Incoldorwetweather,condensation
from your breath will form as water
droplets inside the fly and can be
mistaken for leakage. The only
solution for bad condensation is good
ventilation. To help you out, the tent has
a breathable inner, plus vents on the
fly to promote air circulation. The inner
fabric has also been treated with a
special finish to assist water droplets in
running off, rather than dripping on to
you.
• NOTE:ThetentinnerisNOTwaterproof!

PITCHING INSTRUCTIONS:
1.Layoutthetentinnergroundsheet
downwards. Secure one upwind
corner.
2. Assemble the poles carefully, inserting
thejointsfully.Donotshakethepoles
to snap them together. This can cause
them to break. Avoid stepping on the
assembled poles for the same reason.
Tent inner
Tent fly
16 alloy pegs
2 x alloy poles
2 x guy lines
Tent compression stuff sack
Peg and pole bags
Repair kit:
Fabric patches, pole repair sleeve, spare
fly quick-release buckle.
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