SPECIFICATIONS:

• Weight:
• Canopy - 35 oz / 2 lb 3 oz
• Complete weight - canopy, stakes, carbon pole - 55 oz / 3 lb 3 oz
• Door screen adds 5 oz
• Dimensions:
• Height 6'
• Width 8' 6" (Max 9' 6 "ft center) 
• Length 9'6" (11' 8" ft max center)
• 94 sqft floor area
• 23 sqft sitting area (height above 36")

SIZE GUIDE:

• Sleeps 4 without stove
• Sleeps 2 with stove
• Need one size smaller?  See the LBO
  
• Need one size bigger?  See the 4 Person Tipi

PITCHING:

The Cimarron is a rectangle based structure and is therefore easy to pitch.

• Pick your sleeping area and desired door location - this dictates how you pitch the shelter.
• Stake the four corners in a rectangle, making sure the angles are as square and true as possible.  Do not overstretch the fabric or you will result in a bell shape at the bottom that reduces interior space.
• Note: If using the light or ultralight version, just pull on the tie out patch and then run the cordage at a 45 degree angle from the tie out location on corners, and strait out on side walls.
• Make sure vent is open or closed, stovejack is open or closed, as desired. (Harder to reach once pole is up)
• Insert the pole and raise the shelter.
• Stake out the doors.
• Use the guylines on each end to stabilize and increase interior space.

SEAM SEALING:  

For best results we recommend seam-sealing your tent.  You can do it at home or have us do it for you (adds up to one week)(if we seal the shelter it will be shipped without extra tubes of sealant):

Seam Sealing Service

• The Cimarron includes enough seam sealer to seal the entire tipi.  
• Pitch the shelter normally and seal the outside seams.
• The easy way to seal is to run a thin bead of sealant along the seam, then press it in with a finger, wiping the excess on a paper towel.
• Alternatively, you can use an acid brush from a hardware store to spread the sealant.

 STOVE RECOMMENDATIONS:

• Stove Size - Medium Titanium Stove or Large Titanium Stove
  
• Stovepipe Length - 6 ft

INTRO TO HOT TENTS:

The most common questions we get about hot tents are:

• How do you not burn the tent down?  
• The stove jack is a high temp fiberglass material rated to several thousand degrees.  The tent material never touches the hot pipe.  You can get pinholes from floating embers, but a small dab of silicone seals the pinhole and doesn't hurt the shelter.
• How does a floorless shelter work in wet weather?
• Really darn well.  Don't pitch in a depression obviously, but the ground inside dries out quickly, and it's super convenient to just walk in with muddy shoes (or dogs) and not worry about getting your floor dirty.
• What about condensation?
• It's single wall, there will be condensation in some conditions.  Liners help a lot, as do stoves.  Mostly you just have to learn to manage it.  Read 5 Ways to Manage Condensation in Seek Outside Tents
• What about carbon monoxide?
• It's truly not a concern.  We include a peak vent, plus the shelter will draw air through the zipper and under the sod skirt.  If you're still concerned, leave a door unzipped 8" or so at the bottom to allow more venting.

FAQ:

• Does the Cimarron have interior hang loops for drying? 
• The method we prefer is a prusik knot on the pole for both drying heavy gear and attaching a nest. The prusik on a pole method is strong and secure.
• Why doesn't the Cimarron have corner guy outs? 
• The Cimarron is not a normal pyramid / mid shelter like others have produced before. It has slight shaping and a different seam construction that provides better seam integrity and less stretch at the corners. We do put guy outs where they make sense and provide a usability and performance benefit. In our testing, and due to the way the Cimarron is designed we feel corner guy out locations are a detriment not a benefit. 

COMES WITH:

• Shelter canopy
• Cordage for Line Loc Stake Outs
• 10 stakes
• Seam Sealer

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