Hubba Hubba Bikepack 2-Person

MSR Hubba Hubba Bikepack 2. very Compact and light, stealthy(dark Green Color) and Comes in its own handlebar bag. I am 100% convinced of it :)

Hey dude I was in the same boat as you last month, went for the Hubba Hubba bikepack 2, I've used it a lot already in various weather, it's survived a fair amount of wind and rain and while probably isn't the lightest, I use it a lot for wild camping and me and my friends are all 6'6 and I don't like to be cramped. It blends in pretty well to environments and has decent features to make wild camping easy, you can pitch it fly first with no mods by just rolling the fly and inner together in your bag, takes more skill but when it isn't raining you can pitch in 2 minutes It's a really good tent, I was really sceptical of it's rain resistance because I've been caught out a lot of times in a poor tent for the weather. Since buying the tent, I've got a lot more faith that despite the low HH and thickness, because it's so taut, water just runs off. My friend has the 3 man version and I've seen it survive serious storms. Get the footprint and do it all properly and it's more than enough for UK weather, Also if you want any advice let me know, my friend and I are doing a long bikepack soon and last month concluded our tent research and purchases

This. I love mine!

We just returned our Hubba Hubba (broken pole after a few uses) and got a Nemo Dagger. The Nemo seems more durable so far, very impressed with the design.

Such personal decisions! Everyone has their set of personal criteria. I’m 6’4” and need space! Went through some cheap tents and finally landed in the Hubba Hubba. Love this tent! Hope you can find your match without going through 4 or 5 tents like many of us do. The whole gear thing is a long and winding road, just hope you get out on the bike a lot cuz that’s what it’s really all about! Ride on.

I've got one in my pack right now. Keeps out most mosquitos and even some rain :P

The yellow bag ones tend to be delaminated at this point, unless they were very taken care of. Hydrolysis for these older models is very strong and eminates an awful smell as the TPU breaksdown. They are similar pole geometry to the newer models but made of different grades of materials. Newer ones are lighter, less tough, and have a bit less space inside. Older models may have come with Easton composite poles and not aluminum which while lighter and spring back better under adverse conditions, tend to break in unique ways where the aluminum "male" ends that help attach the poles separate and get pushed into the pole, making them difficult to use if/when that happens.