Thermalayer Tops - Size Guide

Thermalayer Tops - Size Guide
Size 3XS 2XS XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL
Chest 84 cm 89 cm 94 cm 99 cm 104 cm 109 cm 114 cm 119 cm 124 cm 129 cm 134 cm
Length 70 cm 71 cm 72 cm 74 cm 75 cm 76 cm 77 cm 80 cm 81 cm 82 cm 84 cm

Ascent Instructional Videos

  • Ascent 1 - Instructional Video

  • Ascent 2 - Instructional Video

Ascent 1 - Step by step

  1. Remove any sharp debris from the intended campsite.
  2. We recommend using the corresponding tent footprint (sold separately). Lay this out first.
  3. Lay out the inner tent (atop the footprint if using) and peg the corners out taut.
  4. Assemble the tent alloy frame. Make sure the aluminium pole sections are fully engaged in the hub.
  5. Insert the frame tips into the corner grommets, so that the frame is erect, matching pole tips with colour-coded webbing loops and grommets.
  6. Attach the plastic clips of the inner tent to the frame.
  7. Lay the rainfly over the frame then attach the fly to the corners of the inner tent.
  8. Peg out the vestibules until they are taut.
  9. Peg out the corner storm ropes for stability in the wind.

USE TIPS: All tents require securing with pegs; an unsecured tent is dangerous and susceptible to damage. Additional pegs and ropes may be required in challenging weather conditions. Adjustment of pegs and ropes may be necessary to maintain tension and optimal weatherproofing.

Ascent 2 - Step by step

  1. Remove any sharp debris from the intended campsite.
  2. We recommend using the corresponding tent footprint (sold separately). Lay this out first.
  3. Lay out the inner tent (atop the footprint if using) and peg the corners out taut.
  4. Assemble the tent alloy frame. Make sure the aluminium pole sections are fully engaged in the hub. Assemble the separate short ridge pole.
  5. Insert the frame tips into the corner grommets so the tent frame is erect. 
  6. Attach the plastic clips of the inner tent to the frame.
  7. Rest the short ridge pole in the divot of the centre clip and attach the ceiling of the inner tent to the corresponding ball clips over the ridge pole. Tension it over the frame.
  8. Lay the rainfly over the frame, attaching the two clips at the fly centre to the ridge pole first then attach the fly to the corners of the inner tent.
  9. Peg out the vestibules until they are taut.
  10. Peg out the corner storm ropes for stability in the wind.

USE TIPS: All tents require securing with pegs; an unsecured tent is dangerous and susceptible to damage. Additional pegs and ropes may be required in challenging weather conditions. Adjustment of pegs and ropes may be necessary to maintain tension and optimal weatherproofing.

Velocity Instructional Videos

  • Velocity 1 - Instructional Video

  • Velocity 2 - Instructional Video

Velocity 1 - Step by step

  1. Remove any sharp debris from the intended campsite.
  2. We recommend using the corresponding tent footprint (sold separately). Lay this out first.
  3. Lay out the inner tent (atop the footprint if using) and peg the corners out taut.
  4. Assemble the tent alloy frame. Make sure the aluminium pole sections are fully engaged in the hub. Assemble the separate short ridge pole.
  5. Insert the frame tips into the corner grommets, so that the frame is erect, matching pole tips with colour-coded webbing.
  6. Attach the plastic clips of the inner tent to the frame.
  7. Attach the short ridge pole to the pole socket at the top of the frame and then attach the two remaining roof clips of the inner tent to the ends of the ridge pole with the corresponding ball clips and tension it over the frame.
  8. Lay the rainfly over the frame, attaching the two clips at the fly centre to the ridge pole first. Attach the Velcro tabs to the frame.
  9. Attach the rainfly to the corners of the inner tent, hooking the metal tabs under the poles. Peg out the vestibules until they are taut.
  10. Peg out the corner storm ropes for stability in the wind.

USE TIPS: All tents require securing with pegs; an unsecured tent is dangerous and susceptible to damage. Additional pegs and ropes may be required in challenging weather conditions. Adjustment of pegs and ropes may be necessary to maintain tension and optimal weatherproofing.

Velocity 2 - Step by step

  1. Remove any sharp debris from the intended campsite.
  2. We recommend using the corresponding tent footprint (sold separately). Lay this out first.
  3. Lay out the inner tent (atop the footprint if using) and peg the corners out taut.
  4. Assemble the tent alloy frame. Make sure the aluminium pole sections are fully engaged in the hub.  Assemble the separate short ridge pole.
  5. Insert the frame tips into the corner grommets, so that the frame is erect, matching pole tips with colour-coded webbing.
  6. Attach the plastic clips of the inner tent to the frame.
  7. Attach the short ridge pole to the pole socket at the top of the frame and then attach the two remaining roof clips of the inner tent to the ends of the ridge pole with the corresponding ball clips and tension it over the frame.
  8. Lay the rainfly over the frame, attaching the two clips at the fly centre to the ridge pole first. Attach the Velcro tabs to the frame
  9. Attach the rainfly to the corners of the inner tent hooking the metal tabs under the poles and using tension buckles to tighten. Peg out the vestibules until they are taut. 
  10. Peg out the corner storm ropes for stability in the wind.

USE TIPS: All tents require securing with pegs; An unsecured tent is dangerous and susceptible to damage. Additional pegs and ropes may be required in challenging weather conditions. Adjustment of pegs and ropes may be necessary to maintain tension and optimal weatherproofing.

Scout Instructional Videos

  • Scout 1 - Instructional Video

  • Scout 2 - Instructional Video

Scout 1 - Step by step

  1. Remove any sharp debris from the intended campsite.
  2. We recommend using the corresponding tent footprint (sold separately). Lay this out first.
  3. Lay out the inner tent (atop the footprint if using) and peg the corners out taut.
  4. Assemble the tent alloy frame. Make sure the aluminium pole sections are fully engaged in the hub.
  5. Insert the frame tips into the corner grommets, so that the frame is erect, matching pole tips with colour-coded webbing.
  6. Attach the plastic clips of the inner tent to the frame.
  7. Lay the rainfly over the frame, attaching it to the ridge pole first then attach the fly to the corners of the inner tent.
  8. Peg out the vestibules until they are taut.
  9. Peg out the corner storm ropes for stability in the wind.

USE TIPS: All tents require securing with pegs; an unsecured tent is dangerous and susceptible to damage. Additional pegs and ropes may be required in challenging weather conditions. Adjustment of pegs and ropes may be necessary to maintain tension and optimal weatherproofing.

Scout 2 - Step by step

  1. Remove any sharp debris from the intended campsite.
  2. We recommend using the corresponding tent footprint (sold separately). Lay this out first.
  3. Lay out the inner tent (atop the footprint if using) and peg the corners out taut.
  4. Assemble the tent alloy frame. Make sure the aluminium pole sections are fully engaged in the hub. Assemble the separate short ridge pole.
  5. Insert the frame tips into the corner grommets so the tent frame is erect.  
  6. Attach the plastic clips of the inner tent to the frame.
  7. Rest the short ridge pole in the divot of the centre clip and attach the ceiling of the inner tent to the corresponding ball clips over the ridge pole. Tension it over the frame.
  8. Lay the rainfly over the frame, attaching the two clips at the fly centre to the ridge pole first then attach the fly to the corners of the inner tent.
  9. Peg out the vestibules until they are taut.
  10. Peg out the corner storm ropes for stability in the wind.

USE TIPS: All tents require securing with pegs; an unsecured tent is dangerous and susceptible to damage. Additional pegs and ropes may be required in challenging weather conditions. Adjustment of pegs and ropes may be necessary to maintain tension and optimal weatherproofing.