I own and use both the MSR Mutha Hubba and the Marmot Aeros 3P. They are both great tents, each with its own pros and cons. The Aeros 3P is the roomier of the two and defin…
- bruce, 04/09/11
Los Angeles

This tent is solid & can be easily put up by 1 person. The poles are a little brittle in temps below freezing (hey it was Nov.!) Plenty of room for 2 & gear inside. 2 vesti…
- Virginia, 07/05/11

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

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 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

This tent is affordable and convenient. It is light-weight for a 2-person tent weighing in at under 5 lb. It keeps me, my husband and my pitt bull terrier dry and comfortabl…
- Serenity, 05/14/11
Ridgecrest, NC

The footprint is a definite must for the Hubba Hubba tent. We camped in cold and wet conditions and with the footprint, we didn't need a tarp. It fits perfectly, matches, an…
- Kelly, 12/11/11

If you buy the Hubba tent I would get this footprint as well. Makes it so easy and fits perfectly and you won't need a tarp.…
- Adam, 12/07/11
Dayton, OH

It is the right size and does exactly what it says it will do. Allows you to pitch rain fly and footprint without inner which is awesome for those nights without bugs! If you…
- Daniel, 10/18/11

At first I debated whether or not it would be worth it to buy a footprint for my Hubba Hubba because of the already durable bottom. I eventually decided to for preservation's…
- Tyler, 06/08/11
Seattle, WA