Wild Country Panacea 2 Tent

The Panacea 2 offers an external all-in-one hub pole system to provide excellent space for two people. With two doors and porches, and the option to add extra stability with your trekking poles, the Panacea 2 is an ideal backpacking tent.

Features

• Allows for flysheet-first or all-in-one pitching to help keep the inner dry in wet conditions
• Two entrances and spacious porches for ease of access and gear storage
• Doors can be fixed in multiple ways depending on the conditions
• Flysheet pockets for the option to add trekking poles for extra stability
• The flysheet and groundsheet are fully taped providing complete waterproof protection
• Supplied with Wild Country Aluminium Alloy V-Angle pegs
• Easy Pitch, Easy Pack

Specifications 

• Sleeps: 2
• Packed weight: 2.85kg (6lbs 4.5oz)
• Number of porches: 2
• Number of doors: 2
• Packed size: 50cm x 20cm
• Season: 3
• Flysheet: Stormtex P4000 68D Polyester Ripstop PU FR (4000mm)
• Inner: 68D Polyester Ripstop
• Groundsheet and HH: Aqua Stop P5000 68D Polyester PU (5000mm)
• Poles: 9.5mm Superflex Alloy
• Pegs: Alloy V Angle 12g
• Guylines: Yellow Reflective

Pitching instructions

Panacea 2 Pitching Instructions

The Panacea 2 is a free-standing, outer-pitch first, 3-season tent that offers plenty of space and two porches. Read the Panacea 2 tent-pitching instructions below: Unpack the tent and lay out the flysheet and inner. (Note: The inner tent is already attached to the inside of the flysheet).

Carefully assemble the one-piece alloy pole ensuring that all joints are fully connected and the center cross pole is above the main pole and at 90 degrees to it.

Insert each pole-end from the main part of the pole into the corresponding eyelet tab on the hem of the flysheet – A

Attach the pole clips that are on the flysheet onto the main pole and end sections.
Insert the cross-piece pole-ends into the eyelets located above each door on the flysheet – B

Peg out in the following order:-

a) The four corners of the flysheet where the poles are located in the eyelets – A
b) The four porch pegging points – C
c) The remaining flysheet elastics plus guy lines.
NOTE: When using trekking poles for extra stability, the handle end must be tucked into the flysheet pocket, with the pointed end in the ground.

The Wild Country Panacea 2 is supplied with:

1-piece alloy pole
14 x alloy pegs

1 Piece alloy pole
12 x alloy pegs