MSRHubba Hubba 2-Person Lightweight Backpacking Tent

I recently took the MSR Hubba Hubba 2 tent on a canoeing and hiking trip to Tahquamenon Falls State Park and was thoroughly impressed. As a bigger guy, I need gear that's both lightweight and durable. This tent, weighing just over three pounds, was incredibly easy to unpack and set up, making it perfect for a quick setup after a long day on the water or trails. Even in rough weather, it held up remarkably well, thanks to its high-quality materials and solid construction.While the price might seem steep, the MSR Hubba Hubba 2 is worth every penny. Its waterproof coating, smooth zippers, and sturdy poles ensured I stayed dry and comfortable throughout the trip. This tent made the breathtaking experience at Tahquamenon Falls even better, providing a reliable and comfortable shelter. If you're serious about your outdoor adventures, investing in this tent is a no-brainer.

I’m a hardcore camper and a backpacker , I have more than 20 different tents in my garage and I recently Purchased this tent for my 14 days Alaska backpack trip but unfortunately on my first day of using the tent the zipper on the main entrance on the tent just came right off . nothing big deal I just couldn’t close the tent completely , but I Survived and when I came back I sent it back and they refunded me my money in full and the same day I got another one of the Exact same tent . The tent is super easy to set up / very sturdy and super light / after having experience with so many tents this is by far one of the best tents out there in the market . Everything about this tent is a must have tent . Hopefully this new one will stay with me for years and years

Used for first time this weekend in mountains where it rained. Under tent got wet but inside stayed dry. A little awkward how the door opens to one side and rain fly tents to opposite. Must have a purpose. Very easy to put up and half the weight of my old tent.

This tent is just super-high quality. Every piece of hardware, the quality of the construction, the design. The tent is nice and light, compact when rolled up. It goes up really quickly with a unique pole system. Rain fly is awesome with the enclosed wings on both sides for packs. Zipper system in both the tent and the rain fly allow super easy access for both occupants. It is a backpacking tent, so space is not incredible, but for a backpacking tent it truly sleeps two comfortably. The unique design allows for great shoulder/head room when sitting up. Just a well thought out tent that I hope lasts me a lifetime!

I'm coming from "The two" tent and while it's a great extremely light weight backpacking tent, I've gotten so tired of having to stake it down in so many different campsites, each time thinking how nice it would be to have a framed system. So a friend recommended this one to me, and when he told me the name I thought he was messing with me, but sure enough, the Hubba Hubba is a real tent and it is amazing!The very first time I set it up, it took me less than 10 minutes by myself! And when I tested out the interior, I love all the features it has. The interior pockets, the cover sheet that you can leave off if you want to see the stars and aren't expecting rain, how the wall at the head and foot are vertical enough to where you don't touch them and in the middle of the night you feel your sleeping back wet because it's absorbing the moisture from the tent wall.So many things I love about this tent but I would recommend you try it and see for yourself.

I'm big so I would say this is a comfortable 1 person plus gear tent. It is very light weight and packs down very small.

Easy to set up. Lighter than expected. No condensation problems. Two kitty-corner doors in tent match two doors in fly. Like that the fly doors zip from the corner of the tent not the middle. Nice size vestibule. Excellent headroom. White tent material gets dirty fast. Bathtub wash with a bit of gentle soap got it looking new again.

Very disappointed in this tent. I actually hated it. First it does not come with a footprint, so I used my Marmont one. It didn't fit/adjust right so the bottom of my tent was wet in spots with the morning dew. (If MSR intended for only their footprint to be used then include it with the purchase of the tent, just first frustration.) I took this tent on a 7-day bike ride and chose it because of the light weight. It was easy to put up and take down each night, one good thing I can say. But the design made you have to sleep right smack dap in the middle or you were hugging the side all night, which brings me to the main reason I hated it. It was so HOT. It says all weather, but there are only two small mesh vents on top of tent, I could not get any breeze unless I unzipped the rainfly, which then brought in the bugs. It was also slippery; I slid all over during the night and never did get a good rest. I would NOT recommend.