I took the MSR Hubba Hubba on my Appalachian Trail thru hike this year, and it performed above my expectations. After six months of everyday use the tent is still in great con…
- John, 12/16/10

I was very specific about what i wanted in a tent. I wanted it light first and foremost because I am a wimp, and don't want to waste all the weight in my pack on a tent so tha…
- Melissa, 01/05/12

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

I've used this tent for seasons without any problems whatsoever. The snow just gets shed whilst the wind can try to make a dent in it's fly - but can't. You may even find that…
- , 02/07/11

It is not the lightest tent around, but it can take a beating like few others. The three intersecting poles make for a sturdy construction. Setup is easy, even in foul weather…
- Helge, 10/31/11
Oslo, Norway

The fly is attached to the inner so you can have them both attached, put the poles in and it's pretty much setup freestanding. With the guy lines pegged in, it's not going any…
- Evan, 05/08/13
Melbourne, Australia

I think it is the best tent you can get in storm, heavy snow, cold weather... Seen other tents flapping inside out by wind, while Hilleberg stays rock solid. Easy to rise in…
- Ake, 12/27/12
Karlstad

The trango 2 is a solid cold weather tent that has got me through some cold weather trips. I like the size and weight for some mild hiking with durable camping. It can be tric…
- Luke, 09/27/12
East Lansing

This is for tent people who don't like the idea of being wrapped like a cheap hotdog in a bivy all night. I have been bombed overnight with snow and thrashed with wind while…
- Stephen, 11/29/10
American Fork

The weight of this thing (or lack thereof) is amazing. I can literally fit this tent under a few straps on the OUTSIDE of my pack. At first look, one is certain this fabric w…
- Matthew, 11/04/11
Indiana

Great tent! Went to the store to try out some tents and tried all the two person ones and this was it! The MSR two person was good too, but $150 more. I can get the tent up…
- Aleck, 01/27/10
Chicago

I love this tent. I'll be honest this is the first nice tent I have ever own but I adore it. I love that there is enough room to sit up when I want and I have never had a prob…
- nili, 02/01/12
Michigan

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

I have been a Scoutmaster for a Boy Scout troop in central Texas for 11 years. This is the primary tent I have used on several hundred nights during that time. It is easy to s…
- Tom, 04/14/11
Dripping Springs, Tx near Austin

I have had a SD Clip Flashlight for almost 15 years and it is still performing like a champ. I think it is more of a 1.5 person tent, but two can fit if you don't fear encroac…
- Matt, 04/16/11
Versailles, KY

With only one use, I have to say that this is the best tent I have ever used. I set this tent up on a recent hike into the Sipsey Wilderness of the Bankhead National Forest in…
- Mark, 04/14/09
Birmingham, Alabama

From my 2 year experience, this tent will keep you and your tent mate warm, (slept in 0F) as long as you don't open the front door during the night to relieve yourself. The al…
- Alex, 11/03/11
Indianapolis

Wonderful amount of space for 1 person with gear and tough as well, a Hilleberg - BUT - not for backpacking; too heavy. A great canoe tripping tent where I go (Canadian Shiel…
- David, 09/25/12

I was able to replace 3 quality tents used for different seasons and conditions with this single do it all tent. Works equally well in summer or winter, snow or rain. Check ou…
- Jeff, 09/04/12

Very solid tent that has several innovative design aspects that, in my opinion, set it apart from the rest. Very light weight and comes with a cool gear organizer that attach…
- David, 12/02/10

Brilliant tent, super steady in high winds and plenty warm enough. Two vestibules are probably the best feature along with the near vertical walls. I love this tent…
- Daniel, 11/23/10
Australia

Great value as it comes with the vestibule and the seams are already taped. As the name implies it's intended use is to assault epic alpine routes (hence no footprint is sold)…
- Tyler, 12/28/11
Chicago

I have been searching for my first Alpine tent, and upon purchasing this one I have been extremely happy! The tent functions well in all conditions and is extremely light-weig…
- Katherine, 10/05/11
Kennesaw

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 have used this quality tent for a season and have nothing but good things to say. It easily survived a torrential hail storm in Bozeman where lesser tents either blew away o…
- Jonathan, 03/27/11
Bozeman, MT