MSR Hubba Hubba Tent 2-Person 3-Season

I absolutely love this tent for summer camping. Because of all the mesh it feels bigger than it actually is. This tent is lightweight, durable, and will hold up in a storm. Can be cold in the fall and winter, but perfect for warm weather camping.

I have had several tents; Black Diamond Eldorado, Black Diamond Firstlight, several Sierra Designs tents, and this tent is a better three season tent than any of them (I really like the Eldorado but it's pricy and heavier). I have taken this tent to the windrivers and to the uintahs several times already. It has more than exceeded my expectations. IT is big for a two season tent, I sleep with my wife and my dog (sometimes in the tent, sometimes in the vestibule). It has done well through storms, no condensation and the waterproofing was good.

Great tent. Light. Super ez to put together (even I had no problem). Tons of head room for a one man tent. Would be nice to have a spot to hang a light on the inside. That is the only drawback I have found.

This tent is essentially as light as any bivy or tarp, but is free standing. Fits in a Granite Gear Rock Solid size small compression bag, without the poles. Couldn't ask for a better solo or duo, lightweight backpacking tent.

This is the coolest. It is so simple and quick to set up. I love the color and I can fit my organic big pad (opened) inside. Which was a big time plus for a two man. Love it, love it. By the way it is super light. I haven't used my pegs, but the dude below says that you need eight, and it does only come with seven. For sure get the footprint to go with.

Love my Hubba Hubba. The mesh body is awesome for star gazing on a warm night, and yet retains heat surprisingly well on colder nights. I did get the optional footprint to go with it, and am glad I did.

I use this tent in Malawi, Central Africa and is perfect as it's light in weight and with just the inner up is perfect for under the stars sleeping without mosquitoes! Light and packable, use a footprint, but also order an extra tent peg, for some reason only comes with 7 but 8 are needed!

Took the Hubba Hubba on a fall canoe trip in the Boundry Waters. It's incredibly light so it made the portages a breeze, super easy set-up which was great since it was raining. Lots of room even with 2 people and gear. The only drawback is that I wanted a loop at the top to hang my headlamp - but I can deal with that!

This tent is great for just about anybody. There is very little fighting for space with this tent as it has dual vestibules and two huge doors for each person to exit. The fly can be used without the tent for a nice hot day cover or for a warm night. The tent is almost entirely mesh so you don't feel as claustrophobic with solid walls. The material is super nice and the color is not offensive. The stakes for this tent are great because they are sort of flat, easy to put in but sturdy. This tent doesn't take much to set up yet it is very well made. Also, the shape of the tent is unusual as it is almost square at the top rather than cone like. You can really sit up and not hit your head on the top of the tent, you really feel like you have a ton of headroom.

The durable yet lightweight material on the tent and fly make it excellent for backpacking. The tent poles are all attached making it very easy to set up-- I managed to put it together for the first time in the dark just by looking at the picture. The walls don't slope in so drastically like some other tents making it roomier. With two average sized people there is still plenty of room at your feet inside for two backpacks. For extra gear the two vestibules offer a considerable amount of space. The only downside I've encountered is that there is not enough coverage around the base of the tent on the door sides where the mesh meets the tarp floor. If a breeze hits the sides and it's dusty it can slip under the fly and come in through the mesh.

I am super stoked with this tent. It is super light, packs very well and simply delivers on all accounts. The setup is a breeze, I recently had a race against 3 people working on a Sierra Designs tent, and I beat them all by myself. Two generous vestibules provide plenty of gear coverage for you and a buddy, and while it's not the largest two man tent out there, for a tent that's just over 3 lbs, it's pretty roomy, that is, if you don't mind rubbing shoulders a bit. At 6'2" I find the length to be more than adequate. I pack it in a size small Granite Gear compression sack (stuffing, not folding) and it packs down to not much bigger than the size of a football. I am very happy with this tent.

I have had this tent for about 2 years now and haven't had a problem yet. Its design makes it extremely roomy inside. I wouldn't buy the "pouch" for the roof. It isn't very stable and things fall out easily. Very lightweight and easy to put up. I have had it in some pretty heavy rain and haven't had a problem. It is expensive, but if you are an avid hiker, I would recommend this tent to anyone.