"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Hubba Hubba LT 1 is my go-to tent for solo trips where weight and comfort are key. At just over 2 pounds, it’s incredibly light, yet it feels roomy with its near-vertical walls and smart design. I love the solution-dyed fabrics that are more eco-friendly while still offering top-notch weather resistance. It packs down small, sets up quickly, and provides great ventilation with the upgraded fly vents. Whether I’m backpacking or bikepacking, this tent is a reliable choice.""Solo adventurers rejoice—the Hubba Hubba LT 1 Tent is here to make every ounce of your journey count. Designed for backpackers and multisport enthusiasts who crave comfort and breathability, this tent pairs a lightweight build with livable space, ensuring you never feel confined during your travels. Crafted with solution-dyed fabrics for a reduced environmental impact, this shelter doesn’t skimp on durability or protection. The new all-metal hardware and upgraded fly vents add to the tent’s longevity and ventilation, while the roll-top stuff sack makes packing up a breeze. Whether you’re traversing ridgelines or camping under starlit skies, the Hubba Hubba LT 1 ensures a lightweight, comfortable retreat wherever you roam."
Price: $469.95 from Backcountry
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"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""This tent hits the sweet spot between weight, space, and weather protection. It's light enough for long treks yet roomy enough for two people to relax comfortably. The breathable micromesh is perfect for stargazing,...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""This tent redefines comfort for backpacking trips. It's spacious and easy to set up, and the breathability is amazing for reducing condensation. I love how the solution-dyed fabrics minimize the environmental...
Whether we're cruising along seaside cliffs on the PCH or linking together rail trails on a multi-day excursion, the MSR Hubba Hubba Bikepack 1-Person Tent is designed to make our lives simple as we pedal. Shorter poles are easier to pack in our panniers...