Very easy to setup, 1 pole, doesnt matter which end goes where as both ends are dimensionally the same. When setup the mesh is all tight, no sagging, and inside there is ple…
- Brett, 06/25/11

I had an MSR tent before that wasn't free standing and it was kinda a pain if you were by yourself. This being a free standing tent is awesome and is sooooo easy to put up an…
- Adam, 12/07/11
Dayton, OH

this tent compresses so well and weights next to nothing its deff my go to!!…
- scott, 12/15/12
fernandina beach fl

I took this on a mid-30s' degree trip in the Smokies. Went up fairly easy using the pump option from the inside. I love the stakes it came with for regular tents, but since…
- cade, 12/08/10
LEXINGTON

my wife and i used this on our PCT thru hike. through howling wind, sideways rain, frozen tundra in the high sierras to rain forest up north, this tent never let us down. pe…
- Karma, 09/27/12
ohio but i travel....just a little

Used it in 32 degree and windy conditions in OH 4/17/10 on Zeleski backpacking trail, stable and very roomy. check out the shoulder width to foot box, this allows you with a…
- James, 04/18/10

This is a great tent. Fast setup and tear-down, well made, very light. Ventilation is good, without letting in the wind. No condensation issues. I have the footprint too which…
- Charles, 01/14/12

One of the lightest tents on the market from a major manufacturer. The MSR Carbon Reflex 1 is super-light thanks in part to carbon fiber poles. The tent is well-made and jus…
- Scott, 05/08/13
Wilderness

Not the cheapest, but after trying the Hubba, BA Copper Spur, and BA Fly Creek, this is the tent I kept. Most of the features are nearly identical to the MSR Hubba, so see…
- GLENN, 10/19/11
Southwest Ohio

I've had this tent for 4 years. As an outdoor educator and world traveler: it's one of the lightest I've seen yet. The tent seems to be a pinch too small for the poles. The…
- Vincent, 01/13/13

No doubt about it, this thing is light, packs small, and can stand anywhere without stakes. The price is pretty obscene but it comes from a European equipment company which s…
- Joshua, 03/08/13
Socal

Though my wife might think otherwise, this could possibly be the last tent I every buy...well, maybe not. But I love this tent. Self supporting, except for two stakes for th…
- Tom, 02/25/12
New Castle

This tents been great to me so far at 50+ nights spent in it since purchase. The extra length, side entry, true free standing nature, and minimal extra weight made choosing th…
- Matt, 10/14/12

Bought this tent for an upcoming trip to hike Mt. Whitney. Tent is a steal at this price. Set up is super easy and sets up in a minute or two. I also own a Marmut limelight…
- Ethan, 04/21/13
Indianapolis, IN

Went winter camping, woke up with 4in of snow on tent. Pretty solid, super fast setup, great quality. More of a 3 season, not much insulation when 0 degrees. Tried to put back…
- COLIN, 04/16/11
ROXBURY

I have been very pleased with this tent. The fly stakes down in a manner that makes it preaty stout in winds. I cannot speak for the durability as i have only used it six time…
- cary, 12/09/12
michigan

too many stakes needed for taut pitching, diamond shaped floor plan, small vestibule, no gear loft, can pitch the fly only but not the tent, wtf? better than a coffin but not…
- david, 02/05/13
AA to ZA

This thing rox my sox off.....i gotta be honest.....i thought this would be crap.....120 for a tent? i mean come on...........i was wrong.......great for 3 season backpacking.…
- Gabe, 11/26/12
Kansas City Boy!