Napier BACKROADZ 19100 User manual

CAUTION
CAMPSITE SELECTION
•Select a smooth, level campsite clear of rocks,
branches, and other hard or sharp objects
•Avoid areas with overhead power lines and tree limbs
•Park the vehicle in the chosen campsite
•Turn the engine off and engage the parking brake
HOW TO STORE
WARRANTY INFORMATION
1. Clean and dry the tent
2. Fold all of the components into the tent
3. Roll the tent, using the pole bag as a guide
4. Secure with the tent tie straps and insert
into the carrying bag
5. Store in a cool, dry place
Napier tents have a one (1) year warranty period from the time of purchase against defects in improper
workmanship. Normal wear and tear, seam leakage through needle holes, and improper use, abuse, or
alteration are not covered under the warranty policy. Napier Outdoors will replace or repair defective parts.
Replacement parts may be new or re-built at Napier’s sole discretion. E-Warranty claim forms can be
completed online at www.napieroutdoors.com/warranty. Proof of purchase (receipt) must be provided. If you
do not provide proof of purchase, or if your warranty period has ended, replacement parts can be purchased.
To order replacement parts, contact Napier Outdoors at 800-567-2434 (9:00 am – 5:00 pm EST),
visit www.napieroutdoors.com, or email [e-mail]
BEFORE
YOU BEGIN
SUV tent
Model 19100
instructions
REV 2 - 06/28/19
•Keep all flame and heat sources away from the tent fabric.
The tent is made with flame-resistant fabric which meets
CPAI-84 specifications. This does not make it fireproof.
The fabric will burn if left in contact with any flame source.
The application of any foreign substance to the tent fabric
may render the flame-resistant properties ineffective.
•To prevent carbon monoxide from entering the vehicle and
tent area, do not run the engine, do not cook inside the tent,
and do not use a gas heater in the tent. Carbon monoxide is
dangerous to your health.
•Engine must be off and exhaust must be fully cooled before
tent installation and use.
•Do not use candles, matches, or open flames of any kind in or
near the tent
•Do not cook inside the tent
•Build campfires downwind and several meters away from the
tent. Be sure to fully extinguish fires before leaving a
campsite or before retiring for the night
•Exercise extreme caution when using fuel-powered lanterns
or heaters inside or around the tent. Use battery-operated
lanterns whenever possible
•Do not refuel lamps, heaters, or stoves inside the tent
•Extinguish or turn off all lanterns before going to sleep
•Do not smoke inside the tent
•Do not store flammable liquids inside the tent
•NEVER run the vehicle engine when the tent is attached
•Do not install the tent when the temperature is below
0ºC/32ºF or when your vehicle is wet, it may cause damage
•Allow adequate ventilation inside the tent at all times
•Do not attempt to drive the vehicle with the tent attached
•Disconnect the battery or turn off the door lamps’ so that
they do not stay on when the hatch is open. This will reduce
the risk of battery drainage.
WARNING

Lay out the tent with the vehicle sleeve facing the
cargo area of your vehicle.
1Assemble the tent poles by unfolding each section.
2Locate the tent poles and insert diagonally into the
pole sleeves. The center of the poles should cross and
form an X.
3
NOTE: The poles may get stuck in the pole sleeve. Do not
force the pole - gently lead it through the fabric sleeve.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
tent set up
TENT BAG TENT TIE
STRAPS (2) TENT POLE BAG TENT POLES (2)
2 x FIBERGLASS (263”)
RAINFLY STAKE
BAG STAKES (17) GUY LINES (4)
RAINFLY
POLE (1)
1 x FIBERGLASS (75”)
Remove contents from the bag and ensure you have all components listed below.
If you are missing parts, please contact Napier O utdoors at 800-567-2434 | Monday - Friday or email [e-mail]

Insert one end of the pole into the pin located in the
corner of the tent. Go to the opposite end of the pole
and gradually apply pressure to the pole, forming an
arch until you are able to insert the pin into the pole
end. Repeat for the second pole.
4
From inside the tent, unzip the door and mesh that
faces the vehicle cargo area. Roll up the mesh and
door and secure with T-straps.
6
Attach the pole clips found on the tent to the poles.
5
Open the back hatch of your vehicle.
7
Move the tent towards the cargo area of your vehicle.
Slip the sleeve under the bumper and over the hatch
and roof.
8
Outside the tent, attach the following straps:
A. Hook the bottom outside straps to any part of the
wheel well and tighten (1 per side).
Note: Ensure the exhaust pipe is outside of the
sleeve.
B. Tighten the bumper straps on either side of the
vehicle sleeve.
9A. WITH A ROOF RACK
Remove the long strap from female clip. Attach the 2
short straps around the roof rack and tighten. Repeat
on the opposite side.
10

B. WITHOUT A ROOF RACK
Extend the long straps to the front of the vehicle.
Open the hood and attach the strap hooks to the
hood hinge or frame. Tighten the straps.
11 Inside the tent, locate the center strap by the bumper
and attach the strap hook to the tailgate latch.
Stake down the tent.
12
Drape the rainfly over the tent. The side that says
“Vehicle Side” goes towards the vehicle.
13 Locate the rainfly pole and insert it into the sleeve located above the door.
Place the end of the pole into the grommet hole located on the pole sleeve.
Repeat on the other side.
15
Connect the hooks found at
the rainfly corners to the
rings located at the end of the
stake loop (at the corners of
the tent). Secure the Velcro
tabs around the pole.
14
Stake the rainfly guy lines to the ground.
16