Moss Tents
Moss Tents, Ltd.
Cascade Designs, Inc.
4000 First Avenue S
Seattle, WA 98134
USA
Web Site: www.cascadedesigns.com
Email: consumer@cascadedesigns.com
Moss, Walrus, and Armadillo were manufactured by Edgeworks, which went out of business in 2001. In 2001, MSR acquired Edgeworks’ tent inventory and decided to honor tent warranty obligations for three years.
When Cascade Designs purchased MSR, it continued to honor MSR’s three-year warranty commitment; however, today, all warranty obligations for Moss, Walrus, and Armadillo brand tents have expired, and replacement parts for the same have been exhausted.
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