REDCLIFF SPECIFICATIONS:

• Weight:
• Complete weight - canopy, stakes, carbon pole - 50 oz 
• Dimensions:
• Height 6' 8″
• 102" by 156" footprint (corner to corner), 130" by 178" center to center
• 132 sq ft

LARGE U-TRUN SPECIFICATIONS:

• Weight - 26 oz - including damper, legs, hardware, and storage bag
• Storage tube adds 3 oz 
• Pipe Weight - 2.5" diameter pipe weighs 1.5 oz per foot
• Dimensions:
• Firebox Height - 8"
• Firebox Width - 8"
• Firebox Length - 14"
• Stove assembled height (with legs) - 12"
• All Titanium Construction - Top and bottom are 30 gauge Grade I, Uturn sides, and pipe are titanium foil.

 SIZE GUIDE:

• Sleeps 6 without stove
• Sleeps 3 with stove
• Sleeps 2-3 ultralight short cots with a stove
• Need one size smaller?  See the Cimarron Ultralight
• Need one size bigger?  See the 8 Person Tipi
• Similar size in a tipi shape?  See the 6 Person Tipi
  

 COMES WITH:

• Shelter canopy
• Stove jack with rain flap
• Carbon Pole - 5 sections 
• 12 stakes
• Large U-Turn stove and all hardware needed to assemble
• spark arrestor and Damper
• 8.5' of stove pipe and pipe rings
• Stove pipe storage tube
• Stove storage bag

PITCHING:

The Redcliff 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.
• 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.
• Stake out the seams near the doors.
• Use the guylines on each end to stabilize and increase interior space.

KNOTS:  

• Putting a Prusik On The Pole to pitch a nest or rig a dryline for hanging gear. 
• Tying guyline or mainline to a tree or branch. 
• Connecting line to a guyout. 
• Tying off to a stake. 

 TOP ACCESSORIES:

• Two Person Nest
• Redcliff Half Liner
• Redcliff Half Nest
• Ground Tarp
• Reflective Guyline
• Twisted Stakes

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.

Redcliff 360 VR

Redcliff Standing and Sitting 360 VR

Sketchup Animation

Redcliff 360 Look Around

Reviews: 

http://byland.co/bylandblog/seek-outside-redcliff-maiden-voyage

http://byland.co/bylandblog/seek-outside-redcliff-part-ii