The Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2 Solution - Dyed Bikepacking Tent is a three - season, semi - freestanding, ultralight marvel. It takes the features of the award - winning Tiger Wall UL tent series to new heights, tailored for two - wheeled travel. The solution - dyed fabric not only resists UV fade but also cuts down on energy and water use during manufacturing, being eco - friendly and enhancing the tent's quality. It's the lightest Big Agnes two - door, two - vestibule bikepacking tent, a great addition to the award - winning ultralight bikepacking line for on - and off - road adventures. With a shortened 12' Shortstik Poleset, it's perfect for storing handlebars, panniers, and saddlebags. The included compression sack with integrated daisy chain webbing attaches easily to your bike. Store your helmet on the exterior webbing of the tent body and dry wet clothes on the fly's exterior loops. Interior storage makes use of the space above your feet. An extended footprint (sold separately) provides a dry, dirt - free changing area and extra gear storage. The proprietary TipLok Tent Buckle simplifies setup, making it ideal for overnight single - and double - track adventures. Floor Area: 2.6 m² / 28 ft². Weight: 1.11 kg / 2.44 lbs. Vestibule Area: 0.7 m² + 0.7 m² / 8 ft² + 8 ft². Pack Size: 17 x 33 cm / 6.5 x 13 in. Design Type: Semi - Freestanding.
Using the Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2 Bikepacking Tent is a breeze. First, find a flat spot for your tent. Use the TipLok Tent Buckle to set up the poles quickly and easily. Once the tent is up, attach the fly and secure it properly. You can store your helmet on the exterior webbing of the tent body and hang wet clothes on the fly's exterior loops to dry. Keep your gear organized in the interior storage space above your feet. If you have the extended footprint, attach it for a dry changing area and extra storage. When packing up, make sure the tent is dry to prevent mold and mildew. Roll it up neatly and put it in the compression sack. Remember to store the tent in a cool, dry place when not in use. Avoid sharp objects that could tear the fabric. If the tent gets dirty, gently wash it with mild soap and water and let it air dry.
