MSR's top-selling, roomy, and lightweight freestanding backpacking tent. No more sacrificing comfort for weight. The redesigned 3-season Hubba Hubba is lighter than ever and one of the most comfortable backpacking tents out there. Inside, you'll enjoy 40 inches (1.01 m) of headroom and a true rectangular floor with no taper, big enough for all your stuff. The tent body combines mesh and solid fabric for airflow, privacy, and weather protection. The straight tent doors have easy - to - use one - hand zippers that close to a single point, so you can find the door even in the dark. New tech - friendly pockets have cable ports for headphones and charging cords. Overhead gear loft pockets are great for headlamps and sunglasses. Outside, the symmetrical design lets you set up the tent super fast, perfect for sudden rain. Unbreakable Easton Syclone poles, DuraShield waterproof coating, and taped seams keep the tent stable and dry. The rainfly has large vestibules for gear storage. Easy - access vestibule doors have StayDry rain gutters to keep water off you and your gear, and kickstand vents boost airflow. With its lightweight comfort, the Hubba Hubba 2 is the only tent you'll need for your 3 - season backpacking trips. Floor Area: 2.7 m² / 29 ft². Weight: 1.30 kg / 2.88 lbs. Vestibule Area: 0.7 m² + 0.7 m² / 7.5 ft² + 7.5 ft². Design Type: Freestanding.
Using the Hubba Hubba 2 tent is a breeze. Thanks to its symmetrical design, you can quickly set it up, even when a rainstorm is coming. First, find a flat spot on the ground. Lay out the tent body and attach the Easton Syclone poles. Then, put on the rainfly and secure it properly. When you're inside, you can store your small items in the overhead gear loft pockets and use the tech - friendly pockets for charging your devices. Make sure to zip the tent doors all the way to the single - point closure for easy access later. For the vestibules, use them to keep your wet or dirty gear outside the main tent area. As for maintenance, after each use, let the tent dry completely before packing it away. This helps prevent mold and mildew. If the tent gets dirty, you can gently clean it with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they can damage the DuraShield waterproof coating and the fabric. Also, be careful with the poles; although they're virtually unbreakable, rough handling can still cause problems. When packing the tent, fold it neatly to avoid creases and keep it in a dry place until your next adventure.
