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Big Agnes - C Bar 2

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"weighs like 1.8kg ... so light"


"It weighs around 1.6-1.7kg so for 2 people it's pretty light"


"weighs 3 lbs and some change"

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"Both have great customer service imo."

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"The one downside is that it might be a bit on the smaller side for you. This isn't a 2.5 person tent but 2 person."

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r/hikingIs the Quechua MH100 Fresh & Black 2-person tent good for backpacking?
5 months ago

I bought a Big Agnes C Bar 2 tent, weighs like 1.8kg and cost £170 from a EU supplier, fantastic tent and so light, packs away well. My friend bought this exact quechua tent and whilst it was good quality it is also very bulky and heavy. I can see Snowleader.com has the C Bar 3 which is a 3 person tent for £202 right now, would suggest that if you’re gonna be sharing it with someone!

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r/backpacking1p or 2p tent for beginners?
7 months ago

A lot of one person tents are really small. I use a Big Agnes C Bar 2. It’s about $140 and weighs 3 lbs and some change. The only drawback is its front entry/exit. A side zip is easier to deal with.

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r/backpacking2 person tent under 300€, 2kg max (EU)
8 months ago

I can recommend the Big Agnes C Bar 2, that's the one I have. I've used it for a couple of years and it's been great. It has a vestibule also so you can put your bags there. Right now there are sales so you can get it for probably around the 180-200€ (+30€ if you get the footprint). Big Agnes is a really well known and reputable brand also. It weighs around 1.6-1.7kg so for 2 people it's pretty light, I regularly use it solo too. Also if you buy the footprint you can set it up with only the footprint and the rainfly which makes it lighter. If you don't have too many insects that can be an option. The one downside is that it might be a bit on the smaller side for you. This isn't a 2.5 person tent but 2 person.

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r/wildcampingintheukOEX Bandicoot 2 UL / Suggestions
6 months ago

They’re right, 10D fabric is /Incredibly/ thin. It wouldn’t last much wear and tear at all. If it’s just for you, maybe the Alpkit Soloist XL would be a good fit. If it’s for two, Big Agnes’s C Bar or Crag Lake maybe.

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r/bikepackingOh look, another “what tent?” post
5 months ago

Big Agnes are exceptional. Buy one secondhand, get the two person, and never look back. My buddy and I both use one, they are light, small, and truly worth every cent

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r/NorthCarolinaTent that can handle NC weather
5 months ago

For quality camping equipment I tend to wait for a holiday then check out REI outlet online. If you are a member you get a 20 percent off coupon that works for outlet prices. I bought a 2 person Big Agnes tent that retailed for over 3 hundred dollars. My cost was about 120 I think. It was years back but it's a great tent. We would budget 2 big ticket items every year until we had everything we wanted.

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r/UltralightTo bivy or not to bivy
15 days ago

When’s the last time you actually set up a modern tent? If you’re picturing threading tent poles through sleeves then I’d get the hesitancy. Modern tents are extremely easy to set up now Takes me <5 minutes to set up my 2P big Agnes tent. Going bivy seems overly aggressive when just getting back into camping

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r/backpackingHow do couples sleep when backpacking?
8 months ago

We each have our own hammock... Def my preference! We have a 2 person Big Agnes that we put our packs in or use if the weather is really bad (even tho I have a rain fly for my hammock now!)

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r/campingSuggestions for a cold weather family tent?
3 months ago

I’m so glad this was mentioned. I went colder weather camping with my sons a bit ago. Initially, I bought a big giant tent with an added screen room. This sub pointed us in the right direction. I returned the behemoth and went with my Big Agnes 2p and bought the boys their own 4p to use with their friend. OP, I did buy a propane heater. I would warm up my tent when I was getting ready to go to sleep and then again in the morning g before getting out of my sleeping bag. In the tiny tent, it was hot in there within minutes!

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r/UltralightPerspectives on tent selection
5 months ago

I know I’ll get downvoted but I tend to agree with this. I own an x-mid so don’t at me universe. But I think durston is a bit over-hyped. There are lots of quality issues - especially with the x dome series - just peep the gear heads sub.  Durston makes good tents imo, not great ones. They seem to do a lot of r&d with paying customers which I’m not a huge fan of - especially if you’re paying tariffs.  My x mid is fine - suitable for certain trips, while my freestanding tent (big Agnes) is great. Both have great customer service imo. But I’ll take the Xmid when I really have to count ounces and I’ll take my big Agnes into the desert where a trekking pole tent would just be a nightmare to fiddle with - weight penalty be damned. 

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