NEMO Equipment GOG - Manual (Page 3)

Preparing Your Tent
1. Lay out the contents of Gogo™ and make sure you received
your tent and the following items: stuff sack (snapped into tent),
Integrated Pump, five stakes, and repair kit.
3. Inflate the airbeam as described in the Tent Setup section.
Make sure the Velcro® straps are not too loose or too tight. They
should hold the airbeam to the tent firmly in place without
puckering the airbeam fabric.
2. NOTE: AIRBEAM DOES NOT NEED TO BE REINSTALLED
EVERY TIME THE TENT IS SET UP. If your airbeam is already
attached, please skip to Tent Setup. If not, locate the Velcro®
straps along the black strip of fabric. Starting at one end, attach
the airbeam by connecting the Velcro® straps as seen below.
NOTE: Make sure the inflate valve is on the left side as you look
into the tent.
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Accessories (Sold Separately)
Spare Bladder: Weighing only 1.4 oz, a spare bladder is an
excellent addition to your repair kit for backcountry travel. In the
rare event that you need to change your airbeam bladder, it will
allow you to quickly swap in the spare without having to check
for leaks or repair pinholes.
NEMO Innovation
1. ExoFly™ Retractable Vestibule: Gogo™ features a unique
morphing vestibule. The tent is designed to store gear inside
where it can stay dry and close at hand, but if you need a
temporary vestibule simply unclip and retract the inner tent from
the fly.
2. Setup From Inside: NEMO AirSupported Technology® allows
you to set up the tent from the inside during bad weather. After
staking out your Gogo™, get inside and take your time pumping
up the airbeam while staying dry.
3. Swallowtail Option: the reinforced pockets on the end of the
Gogo™ bivy provide a place to insert a stick or other rigid object.
With the stick in place, the Swallowtail patterning causes the
entire bivy to tension. This will help keep the bivy off your
sleeping bag and promote better air circulation. Gogo™ can be
used without the stick and simply behaves like a traditional bivy.
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