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Image shows the front right view of the Velo tent with rainfly with the fly
door closed. |
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This image shows the front view of the rainfly. The front fly door is open,
showing some of the vestibule space. |
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Image shows a full side view of Velo tent with the rainfly. The left most
side of the fly is where the large vestibule area is located. |
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Side view of the Velo with fly door open. |
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| Image shows the rear side of the Velo. The vesibule
space on this side of the tent is not as large as the front vestibule space. |
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Image shows the rear fly door open and the available vestibule space. |
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Image shows a 5'11" model in the front vestibule space of the Velo. |
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Different angle of the same image to the left. |
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| Image above shows the rear vestibule door opened
slightly to allow ventilation when rain fly is in use. Notice how fly door
does not sag and fall in or outside of the vestibule. (see image at right
for more details.) |
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This interior view of the fly door shows in
detail how the fly door can be opened at the top for ventilation and not
allow water to get inside of the tent. The blue arrows indicate the extent
of how much the fly door is opened (arrows point to the zippers). The oval
shaped orange perimeter picture shows the detailed description of the webbing
that is attached to the fly door (orange left arrow), and to the fly itself
(orange right arrow). The clips are removable so the webbing does not
get in the way when entering and exiting the tent. |
