NEMO Equipment ASASH - Manual (Page 6)

4. Interchangeable Vestibule Options: Versatility
is key when you’re planning adventures. Having
multiple vestibule options keeps you flexible and
ready for all scenarios. The Standard Vestibule is
great when you’re travelling light and just need to
stow your backpacks and other small pieces of gear.
If you’re in full base camp mode, swap the Standard
Vestibule for a Garage™ to hold bulky gear, or use
the Link™ to create communal protected spaces
when camping in large groups.
5. Storage Space: Don’t clutter your sleeping space
with odds and ends. Four individual gear pockets
with integrated water bottle holders are just an
arm’s reach away. For even more storage capacity,
use the optional Gear Caddy or Gear Loft to hold
essential items or to dry out damp clothing.
6. Multiple Guy-Out Points: Keep your tent
anchored and secure in windy conditions with
multiple guy-out points. Since bigger tents can
be more susceptible to high winds because of
their taller profile and larger surface area, these
strategically placed guy-outs help spread the load
and keep your tent firmly in place.
7. Light Pocket™: Asashi™ includes four special
pockets for your headlamps with a light diffusing
fabric. Place your lamp in the pockets in the canopy
with the light facing towards the inside of the tent,
and the Light Pocket™ will help cast an even glow
throughout the tent interior.
8. UVX Window: The vestibule includes a UVX
window so you can check conditions outside
without exposing your gear to the elements.
The window is optically clear, non-yellowing,
non-clouding, UV resistant, and remains flexible
in cold temperatures.