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Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent

$550.22

(699 reviews)

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack 2-man tent grey/black - If you’re in the market for an ultralight 2-man tent, then look no further than the Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack from Big Agnes! The dome tent is perfect for trekking, bike tours as well as for bikepacking. Featuring a daisy chain system on the stuff sack, you can quickly and easily attach the tent to your bike’s frame.Its various elements and poles are colour-coded, which makes pitching the tent much easier. Its inner tent is attached to the durable DAC Featherlite aluminium poles via plastic clips to ensure great stability. Plus, the guy lines have reflective elements to provide increased visibility in the dark, so you won’t trip over them at night. As for storage space, it’s ensured by the two small and one large mesh pocket in the inner tent that you can use to keep your head torch quickly accessible. You can hang your helmet on the attachments under the ceiling, so it won’t get in your way at night. Plus, the two side entrances and two vestibules offer plenty of space for your shoes, backpacks or bike bags.In addition, the inner tent is made of a breathable mesh that allows plenty of air to circulate inside the tent, and it ensures a pleasant microclimate even when it’s warmer outside. Some other great features include the silicone and waterproof PU-coating on both the flysheet and the floor. Completed by taped seams and a durable construction, the comfortable Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack 2-man tent from Big Agnes is a must-have on your next trip, whether you'll be on foot or on your bike.

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack 2-man tent grey/black - If you’re in the market for an ultralight 2-man tent, then look no further than the Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack from Big Agnes! The dome tent is perfect for trekking, bike tours as well as for bikepacking. Featuring a daisy chain system on the stuff sack, you can quickly and easily attach the tent to your bike’s frame.Its various elements and poles are colour-coded, which makes pitching the tent much easier. Its inner tent is attached to the durable DAC Featherlite aluminium poles via plastic clips to ensure great stability. Plus, the guy lines have reflective elements to provide increased visibility in the dark, so you won’t trip over them at night. As for storage space, it’s ensured by the two small and one large mesh pocket in the inner tent that you can use to keep your head torch quickly accessible. You can hang your helmet on the attachments under the ceiling, so it won’t get in your way at night. Plus, the two side entrances and two vestibules offer plenty of space for your shoes, backpacks or bike bags.In addition, the inner tent is made of a breathable mesh that allows plenty of air to circulate inside the tent, and it ensures a pleasant microclimate even when it’s warmer outside. Some other great features include the silicone and waterproof PU-coating on both the flysheet and the floor. Completed by taped seams and a durable construction, the comfortable Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack 2-man tent from Big Agnes is a must-have on your next trip, whether you'll be on foot or on your bike.

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent

(699 reviews)

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack 2-man tent grey/black - If you’re in the market for an ultralight 2-man tent, then look no further than the Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack from Big Agnes! The dome tent is perfect for trekking, bike tours as well as for bikepacking. Featuring a daisy chain system on the stuff sack, you can quickly and easily attach the tent to your bike’s frame.Its various elements and poles are colour-coded, which makes pitching the tent much easier. Its inner tent is attached to the durable DAC Featherlite aluminium poles via plastic clips to ensure great stability. Plus, the guy lines have reflective elements to provide increased visibility in the dark, so you won’t trip over them at night. As for storage space, it’s ensured by the two small and one large mesh pocket in the inner tent that you can use to keep your head torch quickly accessible. You can hang your helmet on the attachments under the ceiling, so it won’t get in your way at night. Plus, the two side entrances and two vestibules offer plenty of space for your shoes, backpacks or bike bags.In addition, the inner tent is made of a breathable mesh that allows plenty of air to circulate inside the tent, and it ensures a pleasant microclimate even when it’s warmer outside. Some other great features include the silicone and waterproof PU-coating on both the flysheet and the floor. Completed by taped seams and a durable construction, the comfortable Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack 2-man tent from Big Agnes is a must-have on your next trip, whether you'll be on foot or on your bike.

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack 2-man tent grey/black - If you’re in the market for an ultralight 2-man tent, then look no further than the Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack from Big Agnes! The dome tent is perfect for trekking, bike tours as well as for bikepacking. Featuring a daisy chain system on the stuff sack, you can quickly and easily attach the tent to your bike’s frame.Its various elements and poles are colour-coded, which makes pitching the tent much easier. Its inner tent is attached to the durable DAC Featherlite aluminium poles via plastic clips to ensure great stability. Plus, the guy lines have reflective elements to provide increased visibility in the dark, so you won’t trip over them at night. As for storage space, it’s ensured by the two small and one large mesh pocket in the inner tent that you can use to keep your head torch quickly accessible. You can hang your helmet on the attachments under the ceiling, so it won’t get in your way at night. Plus, the two side entrances and two vestibules offer plenty of space for your shoes, backpacks or bike bags.In addition, the inner tent is made of a breathable mesh that allows plenty of air to circulate inside the tent, and it ensures a pleasant microclimate even when it’s warmer outside. Some other great features include the silicone and waterproof PU-coating on both the flysheet and the floor. Completed by taped seams and a durable construction, the comfortable Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack 2-man tent from Big Agnes is a must-have on your next trip, whether you'll be on foot or on your bike.

$550.22 - $928.40

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The lowest price for Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent right now is $550.22 at Green Chile Adventure Gear, compared across 5 retailers.

The all-time low was $547.87 on 7 May 2026. That's the lowest price we've ever tracked — a great time to buy.

Prices last updated 15 Sept 2026.

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https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=greenchileadv.com&sz=64Green Chile Adventure Gear

$550.22

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL 2 Bikepack Tent

Delivery between 18–22 Sept $38.76

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=backpackinglight.com.au&sz=64Backpacking Light - Australia

$699.99

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL 2 Person Bikepacking Tent

Delivery between 18–28 Sept $9.99

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=wildholics.com&sz=64wildholics 戶外露營用品店

$907.00

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Ultralight Tent

Delivery $25.62

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=outdoorline.eu&sz=64Outdoorline

$908.21

BIG AGNES Copper Spur UL2 Bikepack 2026 | Outdoorline EU

Delivery $88.57

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=desertcart.com.au&sz=64desertcart.com.au

$928.40

Copper Spur HV Ultra Light Bikepack

Delivery between 21–24 Sept $29

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Reviews

Absolutely love this tent
2 September 2021Michelle W.

originally posted on altitude-sports.com

I actually have the 3 person non-biking version of this tent and when I saw it in the 2p bikepacking version, I knew I needed it for bike camping. These tents are super light and very easy to setup. They are also very roomy inside because of how the ceiling is designed - the top is pushed out above the doors and gives you good headroom. This 2p version is great for one person but manageable for two. The foot area narrows so it caused my two rectangular Klymit sleep pads to overlap there. It would likely be fine for mummy style pads. There is also not much room for gear inside the tent floor if you are sleeping a second person, but the loft on these tents is amazing and stores so much. There are also many additional pockets/sleeves throughout to stash stuff. ... MoreI actually have the 3 person non-biking version of this tent and when I saw it in the 2p bikepacking version, I knew I needed it for bike camping. These tents are super light and very easy to setup. They are also very roomy inside because of how the ceiling is designed - the top is pushed out above the doors and gives you good headroom. This 2p version is great for one person but manageable for two. The foot area narrows so it caused my two rectangular Klymit sleep pads to overlap there. It would likely be fine for mummy style pads. There is also not much room for gear inside the tent floor if you are sleeping a second person, but the loft on these tents is amazing and stores so much. There are also many additional pockets/sleeves throughout to stash stuff. Excellent tent!

Best upgrade out there!
28 April 2023AlltheWay

originally posted on moosejaw.com

The quality and ease of this tent is amazing. The perfect pitch every time. If you're looking to get into ultralight or switching from rocking a hammock -> this is the way to go. Tested hard on a thru hike with two of the 8 days a complete soak out, the inside of the tent stayed absolutely dry. Even when you think you picked the perfect spot, 1 &1/2” of rain changes things. Using the fly and BA’s footprint, you can quickly set that up to gather yourself saving all the crap in your pack and keeping the inside tent dry to set up. Never be wet and try to sleep @ 40 degrees. The hang dry time is fantastic and packs down easy every time with the provided sacks that hold up great in your pack or very securely on your bike. There’s plenty of room & storage inside and out ... MoreThe quality and ease of this tent is amazing. The perfect pitch every time. If you're looking to get into ultralight or switching from rocking a hammock -> this is the way to go. Tested hard on a thru hike with two of the 8 days a complete soak out, the inside of the tent stayed absolutely dry. Even when you think you picked the perfect spot, 1 &1/2” of rain changes things. Using the fly and BA’s footprint, you can quickly set that up to gather yourself saving all the crap in your pack and keeping the inside tent dry to set up. Never be wet and try to sleep @ 40 degrees. The hang dry time is fantastic and packs down easy every time with the provided sacks that hold up great in your pack or very securely on your bike. There’s plenty of room & storage inside and out to divide your clean ( dry clothes/ electronics/ etc ) stuff & your dirty (just funky) stuff. In a pinch you could fit 2 people but it’s perfect for you, all your gear, and maybe a dog. Anyone that’s been out 5+ days of hitting hard backcountry knows it doesn’t smell peachy- no need to x2. I can’t say enough about the easy of setting up and breaking down. It almost want to put itself together, the rods with act like a Transformer once you get them going and the buckles/tie downs leave you with a nice strong tent. Got a bunch of dirt and leaves inside, no worries -just grab the frame attached to the tent, leave a vestibule open and lightly shake that out. Go easy with the zippers, stay away from open flames, watch for sharpe rocks/ thorns, clean with recommended soap, and this tent should be a winner for many years of adventure!

Good tent, but not perfect
7 September 2022Isabelle B.

originally posted on altitude-sports.com

I bought this tent for its weight and volume, and was not disapointed on that front. The tent is super lightweight and the small poles make it small to pack, especially on a bike packing trip.The vestibules are very roomy, but the interior feels tight for a 2 persons tent (compared with MSR huba huba).The material does feel very fragile, make sure to buy the footprint! It also often get stuck in the zipper, so you have to be extremely careful.The main issue with this tent is probably one of its selling point: the doors. I liked how you can open then entirely when its a nice evening. However, the design is very inconvinient when its raining or when the tent is wet from condensation. I found it quite tricky to prevent the wet doors from leeking inside the tent.All ... MoreI bought this tent for its weight and volume, and was not disapointed on that front. The tent is super lightweight and the small poles make it small to pack, especially on a bike packing trip.The vestibules are very roomy, but the interior feels tight for a 2 persons tent (compared with MSR huba huba).The material does feel very fragile, make sure to buy the footprint! It also often get stuck in the zipper, so you have to be extremely careful.The main issue with this tent is probably one of its selling point: the doors. I liked how you can open then entirely when its a nice evening. However, the design is very inconvinient when its raining or when the tent is wet from condensation. I found it quite tricky to prevent the wet doors from leeking inside the tent.All in all, considering the price of this tent, I was a bit disapointed.

Specification

Trail Weight*2lb 15oz / 1.33kg
Packed Weight**3lb 8oz / 1.59kg
Fast Fly Weight***2lb 9oz / 1.16kg
Packed Size7" x 13.5" / 18 x 34cm
Floor Area29ft² / 2.7m²

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Green Chile Adventure Gear

$550.22

Out of stock

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL 2 Bikepack Tent

Delivery between 18–22 Sept $38.76

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=backpackinglight.com.au&sz=64
Backpacking Light - Australia

$699.99

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL 2 Person Bikepacking Tent

Delivery between 18–28 Sept $9.99

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=wildholics.com&sz=64
wildholics 戶外露營用品店

$907.00

Out of stock

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Ultralight Tent

Delivery $25.62

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=outdoorline.eu&sz=64
Outdoorline

$908.21

Out of stock

BIG AGNES Copper Spur UL2 Bikepack 2026 | Outdoorline EU

Delivery $88.57

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=desertcart.com.au&sz=64
desertcart.com.au

$928.40

Copper Spur HV Ultra Light Bikepack

Delivery between 21–24 Sept $29

Price history

Price history

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.

Reviews

Absolutely love this tent
2 September 2021

I actually have the 3 person non-biking version of this tent and when I saw it in the 2p bikepacking version, I knew I needed it for bike camping. These tents are super light and very easy to setup. They are also very roomy inside because of how the ceiling is designed - the top is pushed out above the doors and gives you good headroom. This 2p version is great for one person but manageable for two. The foot area narrows so it caused my two rectangular Klymit sleep pads to overlap there. It would likely be fine for mummy style pads. There is also not much room for gear inside the tent floor if you are sleeping a second person, but the loft on these tents is amazing and stores so much. There are also many additional pockets/sleeves throughout to stash stuff. ... MoreI actually have the 3 person non-biking version of this tent and when I saw it in the 2p bikepacking version, I knew I needed it for bike camping. These tents are super light and very easy to setup. They are also very roomy inside because of how the ceiling is designed - the top is pushed out above the doors and gives you good headroom. This 2p version is great for one person but manageable for two. The foot area narrows so it caused my two rectangular Klymit sleep pads to overlap there. It would likely be fine for mummy style pads. There is also not much room for gear inside the tent floor if you are sleeping a second person, but the loft on these tents is amazing and stores so much. There are also many additional pockets/sleeves throughout to stash stuff. Excellent tent!

Michelle W. originally posted on altitude-sports.com
Best upgrade out there!
28 April 2023

The quality and ease of this tent is amazing. The perfect pitch every time. If you're looking to get into ultralight or switching from rocking a hammock -> this is the way to go. Tested hard on a thru hike with two of the 8 days a complete soak out, the inside of the tent stayed absolutely dry. Even when you think you picked the perfect spot, 1 &1/2” of rain changes things. Using the fly and BA’s footprint, you can quickly set that up to gather yourself saving all the crap in your pack and keeping the inside tent dry to set up. Never be wet and try to sleep @ 40 degrees. The hang dry time is fantastic and packs down easy every time with the provided sacks that hold up great in your pack or very securely on your bike. There’s plenty of room & storage inside and out ... MoreThe quality and ease of this tent is amazing. The perfect pitch every time. If you're looking to get into ultralight or switching from rocking a hammock -> this is the way to go. Tested hard on a thru hike with two of the 8 days a complete soak out, the inside of the tent stayed absolutely dry. Even when you think you picked the perfect spot, 1 &1/2” of rain changes things. Using the fly and BA’s footprint, you can quickly set that up to gather yourself saving all the crap in your pack and keeping the inside tent dry to set up. Never be wet and try to sleep @ 40 degrees. The hang dry time is fantastic and packs down easy every time with the provided sacks that hold up great in your pack or very securely on your bike. There’s plenty of room & storage inside and out to divide your clean ( dry clothes/ electronics/ etc ) stuff & your dirty (just funky) stuff. In a pinch you could fit 2 people but it’s perfect for you, all your gear, and maybe a dog. Anyone that’s been out 5+ days of hitting hard backcountry knows it doesn’t smell peachy- no need to x2. I can’t say enough about the easy of setting up and breaking down. It almost want to put itself together, the rods with act like a Transformer once you get them going and the buckles/tie downs leave you with a nice strong tent. Got a bunch of dirt and leaves inside, no worries -just grab the frame attached to the tent, leave a vestibule open and lightly shake that out. Go easy with the zippers, stay away from open flames, watch for sharpe rocks/ thorns, clean with recommended soap, and this tent should be a winner for many years of adventure!

AlltheWay originally posted on moosejaw.com
Good tent, but not perfect
7 September 2022

I bought this tent for its weight and volume, and was not disapointed on that front. The tent is super lightweight and the small poles make it small to pack, especially on a bike packing trip.The vestibules are very roomy, but the interior feels tight for a 2 persons tent (compared with MSR huba huba).The material does feel very fragile, make sure to buy the footprint! It also often get stuck in the zipper, so you have to be extremely careful.The main issue with this tent is probably one of its selling point: the doors. I liked how you can open then entirely when its a nice evening. However, the design is very inconvinient when its raining or when the tent is wet from condensation. I found it quite tricky to prevent the wet doors from leeking inside the tent.All ... MoreI bought this tent for its weight and volume, and was not disapointed on that front. The tent is super lightweight and the small poles make it small to pack, especially on a bike packing trip.The vestibules are very roomy, but the interior feels tight for a 2 persons tent (compared with MSR huba huba).The material does feel very fragile, make sure to buy the footprint! It also often get stuck in the zipper, so you have to be extremely careful.The main issue with this tent is probably one of its selling point: the doors. I liked how you can open then entirely when its a nice evening. However, the design is very inconvinient when its raining or when the tent is wet from condensation. I found it quite tricky to prevent the wet doors from leeking inside the tent.All in all, considering the price of this tent, I was a bit disapointed.

Isabelle B. originally posted on altitude-sports.com
Great for Bikepacking
22 July 2019

We have the original Copper Spur Backpacking tent that we have used for backpacking and camping for almost 12 years. We are getting into bikepacking now and realized the pole length was going to be a problem, so we decided it was about time for a new tent. We loved our Copper Spur so we decided to replace it with the bikepacking version. I believe it's actually almost the exact same packed weight as our old Copper Spur, but the poles are less than 1/2 the length of our old version, the tent packs down MUCH smaller (seems like 1/3 or 1/4 of the size). The fabric does seem a bit more delicate so we'll see how it holds up over the long run. The stuff sack seems pretty beefy but we didn't get to test it's waterproofness as it didn't rain while we were riding. I would ... MoreWe have the original Copper Spur Backpacking tent that we have used for backpacking and camping for almost 12 years. We are getting into bikepacking now and realized the pole length was going to be a problem, so we decided it was about time for a new tent. We loved our Copper Spur so we decided to replace it with the bikepacking version. I believe it's actually almost the exact same packed weight as our old Copper Spur, but the poles are less than 1/2 the length of our old version, the tent packs down MUCH smaller (seems like 1/3 or 1/4 of the size). The fabric does seem a bit more delicate so we'll see how it holds up over the long run. The stuff sack seems pretty beefy but we didn't get to test it's waterproofness as it didn't rain while we were riding. I would guess the tent itself is lighter, but the stuff sack offsets the weight savings.We didn't have a problem with condensation but did find the tent a tad bit stuffy with the fly completely closed. It was a hot night and, unfortunately, we had to close it part way through the evening due to rain. It kept the heat in - great in cooler weather and had it not been raining, we would have been very comfortable with the fly open.You better bring your A game packing skills to get this baby back into the bag it comes in - there's not a lot of room for error! We're still trying to figure out the best fold & roll technique, but I am sure once we get it figured out, it won't be a problem.Great storage space - lots of interior pockets and places to organize your gear. We used the pocket at the foot end to lay out bike clothes to dry. I think this is meant for helmets but really dry biking shorts are more important than a dry helmet!We picked up the fly too - concept is great as it keeps your gear in the vestibule off the ground, but we still ended up with a bit of water and some splash back on items left there overnight. Still, I always buy the footprint as it really protects your tent in the long run – my old Copper Spur is still in perfect condition after many, many trips.

imbachick originally posted on mec.ca
Great tent for bikepacking the Great Divide
25 February 2023

I’ve used this tent on weekend trips, part of the Great Divide route (MT, ID, WY), and a Europe trip from Istanbul to Barcelona. I’ve packed the tent in parts in my fork packs, and in rear Tailfin packs. The short poles are the obvious benefit, but the big vestibule is notable, and the footprint providing a vestibule floor is great. The tent is not the lightest ever, witch I see as a benefit. This tent meets the right balance of weight and functionality that I search for. It’s expensive, but I looked at it as an investment, and don’t regret my decision (3 yrs ago now!) one bit.

Wade originally posted on REI
I Did Not Like This Tent
26 January 2022

Some things I didn't like about this tent. I do not understand the point of the white mesh and would much rather have black mesh. I do not like the awning design, especially for a bikepacking tent. Having the awning makes it harder to close or tie back the front door. It's much more of a hassle than it is worth and doesn't get used. The floor material feels like very thin plastic. I do not like the tapered floor. I definitely do not like that both sides of inner tent does not have a door. Makes other vestibule useless. I took this tent on the Colorado Trail and swore the person who designed it has never slept in a tent. I like the poles and the pole length.

Blah originally posted on REI
I wanted to love it
26 April 2023

I've used this tent quite a bit for motocamping, bikepacking, and backpacking. Most of time I was in dry conditions and I loved it, but hated it the second it started raining. The first time I set it up I noticed the shape of the footprint, and thought, this doesn't seem like a very smart design. Initially it seems like a nice idea to have the footprint cover the vestibule area, but in reality it allows for more areas for water to pool up. Even staking out every point of the rainfly, water weighs down the doors, and pools up on the FP. I've been camping my whole life, and never disliked a tent so much, that I so badly wanted to love. It's a shame because there are so many features I liked, and it was really hard to decide to return it, until last weekend. If I ... MoreI've used this tent quite a bit for motocamping, bikepacking, and backpacking. Most of time I was in dry conditions and I loved it, but hated it the second it started raining. The first time I set it up I noticed the shape of the footprint, and thought, this doesn't seem like a very smart design. Initially it seems like a nice idea to have the footprint cover the vestibule area, but in reality it allows for more areas for water to pool up. Even staking out every point of the rainfly, water weighs down the doors, and pools up on the FP. I've been camping my whole life, and never disliked a tent so much, that I so badly wanted to love. It's a shame because there are so many features I liked, and it was really hard to decide to return it, until last weekend. If I hadn't been on a cot, I would have woken up in a soaking wet sleeping bag in a puddle. I tried everything I could think of, even tied the vestibule corners of the FP together, but the shape is just not designed correctly. I ensured I had the right FP to match the tent, even set it up in store to show the employee. We both came up with some ideas to fix it, agreed it was a great tent, and I ultimately convinced me to not return it. I used it for the rest of the summer, and actually really enjoyed it, for packability and weight and ease of setup. I am SO GLAD I used it one more time before the 1 year mark, so I can exchange for something else. The foot long tent poles aren't worth waking up in a soaking wet tent.Maybe I could do some research, and find or make a FP that fits better. Truthfully though, I'd rather just try another product that works out of the box.Who gave this an award?

Koltron originally posted on REI
Plan bike camping
25 April 2021

Camped solo 3 times so far and the pole/tent color coding makes for easy set up. Would recommend UL2 perfect for solo trip and gear storage. If planning 2 person need to want to cuddle all night but great feature separate doors if planning most trips 2 people splurge and go to UL3, if most trips solo still get UL2 not UL1 for some indoor gear space. Outside storage under fly very spacious. Inside Vent feature to close or open small roof vent nice extra, as temps were 31F-39F overnight and don't want extra ventilation on cold nights but could see hot night wanting that open. Gear storage is awesome with oversized above your feet and side pockets by head on each side walls plus another storage overhead great place to put flex light for reading, glasses wallet. etc. ... MoreCamped solo 3 times so far and the pole/tent color coding makes for easy set up. Would recommend UL2 perfect for solo trip and gear storage. If planning 2 person need to want to cuddle all night but great feature separate doors if planning most trips 2 people splurge and go to UL3, if most trips solo still get UL2 not UL1 for some indoor gear space. Outside storage under fly very spacious. Inside Vent feature to close or open small roof vent nice extra, as temps were 31F-39F overnight and don't want extra ventilation on cold nights but could see hot night wanting that open. Gear storage is awesome with oversized above your feet and side pockets by head on each side walls plus another storage overhead great place to put flex light for reading, glasses wallet. etc. Didn't know to get the separate oversized foot print and just got the standard footprint. Get an oversized footprint or tarp to protect tent floor and so you don't have to step out in the dirt. I use a padded gym roll-out mat to have padding as you sit or kneel to get in and out at the door because I didn't get the oversized footprint and that works but do get occasional debris between this pad and the standard footprint because of the gap. At 6' head does rub on ceiling when fully up on knees but have to make sacrifices if you want light weight to bike camp. They claim you can set up fly first on rainy days so tested this and yes you can do this to keep tent dry.One complaint, stuff sack has set up directions but did not include directions of where the four corner pre-attached mid height lines connect to. Not explained and watched several on-line reviews/videos and everybody left them coiled up. Suggest further video showing how these and how to set up the lines for awning feature.

PD2021 originally posted on REI
Questionable Durability
20 March 2023

I bought the original version of the tent (prior to a couple upgrades). I've taken it on several bike tours. It stood up to high winds, rain. It's super easy to back in a pannier. After maybe 10 nights of use, I have a couple small holes forming in the mesh. More concerning is that the tent poles show signs of failure at the joints. The metal is warped, discolored, and is some cases cracked. There is no outright failure at any of the points. I reinforced several of the joints with zip ties. I haven't reached out to BA customer service with this yet.

James originally posted on REI
Roomy tent small package.
15 January 2023

I’ve spent many nights in a tent, a quality shelter can be the difference between a warm restful sleep and misery. I moto camp and this replaced a high quality tent from another manufacturer but the long poles made it difficult pack. Thes bike pack tents are amazing I don’t have anywhere near as many nights in this compared to my small furry animal brand but totally love it so far. If anything changes I’ll post. Oh and Moosejaw got it to me fast and with a coupon it was less expensive. Thanks MJ

100hp backpacker originally posted on moosejaw.com

Specification

Trail Weight*2lb 15oz / 1.33kg
Packed Weight**3lb 8oz / 1.59kg
Fast Fly Weight***2lb 9oz / 1.16kg
Packed Size7" x 13.5" / 18 x 34cm
Floor Area29ft² / 2.7m²