NEMO Equipment NANO O - Manual (Page 5)

1. To take Nano OZ™ down, first remove all gear and as much
moisture as possible. Water will add weight to your pack and can
cause mildew.
2. From inside Nano OZ™, undo all of the Velcro® pole wraps. Use
the pull tabs to make unwrapping easier.
3. Fully open the door of the tent and remove the poles from
the tent starting by pulling the ends closest to the door out
through the doorway. Fold the poles and insert them into the
pole stuff sack.
4. Stuff the tent entirely into the stuff sack. By starting with the
back end of Nano OZ™ you will avoid trapping air in your stuff
sack.
5. Fold the top edge of the stuff sack down several times to make
an air-tight seal. Allow excess air to escape while compressing.
Secure the stuff sack with the compression straps on both sides.
Tent Take Down
Storage
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Remember to dry your tent out completely before storing as
moisture can lead to mildew. Also try to remove as much dirt and
debris from your tent as possible. Avoid storing your tent
compressed or exposed to UV light for long periods.
Future Accessories
NEMO is hard at work perfecting bamboo tent poles. We
debuted them to the industry in August of 2008 and plan to
have them ready for limited production in the Spring of 2009.
Aluminum is a non-renewable resource and the process of
mining the ore and extracting the aluminum by electrolysis
requires a huge amount of energy. Bamboo is a renewable
resource and one of the fastest growing plants on Earth. Bamboo
has remarkable properties of strength and uniformity. It's tensile
strength rivals that of steel.
Single wall IRR™ (Integrated Restraint and Retention™) is the
latest generation of NEMO AirSupported Technology®. This new
method of welding our airbeams combines the properties of our
standard airbeam bladder and shell into one advanced
composite material. The result is reduced weight and bulk, and
more convenient repair. We plan to have IRR™ airbeams
available for Nano™ and Nano OZ™ in 2009.
Bamboo Poles
IRR™ Airbeams