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The MSR Hubba Tour 2 Tent is a two person tent with large vestibule for all your adventure gear. Whether you're bikepacking, canoeing, or just want the extra space to kick you feet out, the Hubba Tour is ready to accommodate. Bust a tire and rain is on its way? Pitch camp where you're at and as the storm rolls through the spacious vestibule offers plenty of space to fix the tire as you wait out the rain. Move to the tent side and catch some z's before you wake up to a beautiful dawn and get riding again.
FEATURES of the MSR Hubba Tour 2 Tent
Spacious, two-person cycle touring tent
Extended vestibule for added storage
Dry Setup: Exoskeleton frame and unified rainfly and body keep the tent body dry during setup in bad weather
Added Space: Added length and width accommodate two riders in bulky jackets, and the hooped vestibule offers a large dry, protected area
Bug Protection: The mesh vestibule door maintains a bug-free zone for ride preparations
Internal Organization: Multiple large pockets hold jackets and cycling gear, while a gear loft stores smaller items
Product Specifications
Tent Floor Fabric:
30D Nylon Ripstop
Tent Canopy Fabric:
20D Nylon Ripstop
Tent Rainfly Fabric:
20D PU Nylon Ripstop
Features:
Free Standing, Fast Pitch
Weight:
84 oz
Packed Dimensions:
17 x 7 in.
Minimum Trail Weight:
77 oz
Floor Area:
32 Square Feet
Vestibule Area:
25 Square Feet
Peak Height:
38 in.
Number of Poles:
3
Tent Pole Material:
Aluminum
Disclaimer:
We only ship this brand to US Addresses.
Best Use:
Backpacking, Bikepacking
Sleep Capacity:
2
Seasons:
3-Season
Product Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Johnboy from
A great tent, with caveatsI read a lot of reviews about this tent before making the decision to buy it. Firstly, I think the version you purchase will make a big difference to it's performance. By versions I mean; a) what market it is for and, b) which year you purchased it. I purchased the European version (in the UK), and the 2018 version. There are distinct differences and will affect performance from the point of view of water protection. The reason there are distinctions seems to be because; a) the european versions come with a mesh liner for the vestibule door, b) the european version is still seam sealed with the durashield coating rather than the xtreme shield, and c) the 2018 version has additional guy points on the non-vesituble end of the tent. These differences mean that (at least with my tent), there is no water leakage through the seams, the mesh helps with the ventilation and the extra guy points keep the inner away from the outer so the condensation does not touch the inner from the outer. As these points seem to be the main problems reported by others, I have found that I've had none of the issues because of the above. I always deploy all guylines to keep taut. However.....the general design of the tent in wet weather or camping on wet grass or humid areas (like of often found in the UK), does mean that you get condensation on the inside of the outer tent. However, it's not any worse than most other tents for similar conditions and does not get my inner tent wet at all. It could be slightly alleviated by more vents and possibly putting a sheet down where there is exposed ground in the vestibule. With the bad points out of the way, I have to say, this is an absolutely excellent tent. Packs small, relatively light for the size, multiple uses (I use for car camping and cycle touring - my touring bike fits in the vestibule) and pitches outer first, which is ideal for UK weather. Love the massive vestibule, which I can sit in with my helinox ground chair.
Date published: 2019-07-02
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Johnboy from
A great tent, with caveatsI read a lot of reviews about this tent before making the decision to buy it. Firstly, I think the version you purchase will make a big difference to it's performance. By versions I mean; a) what market it is for and, b) which year you purchased it. I purchased the European version (in the UK), and the 2018 version. There are distinct differences and will affect performance from the point of view of water protection. The reason there are distinctions seems to be because; a) the european versions come with a mesh liner for the vestibule door, b) the european version is still seam sealed with the durashield coating rather than the xtreme shield, and c) the 2018 version has additional guy points on the non-vesituble end of the tent. These differences mean that (at least with my tent), there is no water leakage through the seams, the mesh helps with the ventilation and the extra guy points keep the inner away from the outer so the condensation does not touch the inner from the outer. As these points seem to be the main problems reported by others, I have found that I've had none of the issues because of the above. I always deploy all guylines to keep taut. However.....the general design of the tent in wet weather or camping on wet grass or humid areas (like of often found in the UK), does mean that you get condensation on the inside of the outer tent. However, it's not any worse than most other tents for similar conditions and does not get my inner tent wet at all. It could be slightly alleviated by more vents and possibly putting a sheet down where there is exposed ground in the vestibule. With the bad points out of the way, I have to say, this is an absolutely excellent tent. Packs small, relatively light for the size, multiple uses (I use for car camping and cycle touring - my touring bike fits in the vestibule) and pitches outer first, which is ideal for UK weather. Love the massive vestibule, which I can sit in with my helinox ground chair.
Date published: 2019-07-02
Rated 2 out of
5 by
MC from
leaked on the first usei like the foot print and especially the large vestibule but the first time i used the tent was on a kayaking trip to Tofino. the first night of rain the tent leaked at the seams this is how the tent is advertised on your site. 'From its exoskeleton design that helps the interior stay dry during setup, to its ultra-durable Xtreme Shield™ coating that helps keep out the wet, this tent handles the weather with comfort to spare." but when i complained the response from Cascade was the following. "'Seal the Seams for Heavy or Extended Rain: MSR chooses not to seam tape our lightweight tents because seam tape can flake off prematurely, leaving you without waterproof defense. Our precision stitching and water-resistant thread create a far more durable seam. If you are a foul-weather camper, we recommend sealing the seams with GEAR AID® Seam Grip +FCTM Fast Cure Sealant or Seam Grip +WPTM for maximum waterproof defense." While not the most expensive tent it is also not cheap and i would expect much better performance from an MSR tent.
Date published: 2019-06-20
Rated 4 out of
5 by
andeh83 from
Great tent for motocampingI've used this for several 2up moto-camping trips on my KTM 1290 SAS with my other half, and it's a great tent for it. We've tried several different style tents (from different manufacturers) over the years; from ones my bike could fit inside, to ones just bigger than a coffin. In the end, we settled on this because of the following: 1)The sleeping area is roomy, an exception to the usual rule of thumb, of needing +1 person up from what you actually need. 2)The vestibule offers plenty of space to store panniers/riding gear when I'm off the bike. Also space to dry wet gear out 3)The tent packs up small and is very light. Also the footprint space is fairly small 4)It's quick/easy to put up, especially handy if its raining. I actually purchased the Hubba Tour 1 tent for my solo adventures first, but the OH was so impressed with it she made me buy the Hubba Tour 2 for our 2up trips. The only problem we have with the Hubba Tour 2 (which the 1 doesn't seem to suffer from) is condensation. The vestibule gets it pretty badly, at least in the UK. On a morning there's usually a layer of moisture on the inside of the vestibule, and usually several water droplets on the ceiling. Opening the vents helps reduce this, but short of having just the mesh door open (not helpful in the rain), I don't think it can be avoided. On our 2017 model, condensation also caused problems for the sleeping area, as the rain-fly would 'sag' under the moisture, touch the inner, which would then become saturated and make anything that touched it wet (i.e. us!). This was rectified in the 2018 model, with additional guy rope loops being added to the non-vestibule side, which keeps the rain-fly taut and stops it sagging even in the rain. Also worth noting the '18 model has glow-in-the-dark zipper pulls and top/bottom guy-rope positions were relocated to more sensible (stronger) positions. All in all, a great tent for motocamping 2up and we intend to use for many trips to come.
Date published: 2018-12-26
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Andeh83 from
Great tent for motocampingI've used this for several 2up moto-camping trips on my KTM 1290 SAS with my other half, and it's a great tent for it. We've tried several different style tents (from different manufacturers) over the years; from ones my bike could fit inside, to ones just bigger than a coffin. In the end, we settled on this because of the following: 1)The sleeping area is roomy, an exception to the usual rule of thumb, of needing +1 person up from what you actually need. 2)The vestibule offers plenty of space to store panniers/riding gear when I'm off the bike. Also space to dry wet gear out 3)The tent packs up small and is very light. Also the footprint space is fairly small 4)It's quick/easy to put up, especially handy if its raining. I actually purchased the Hubba Tour 1 tent for my solo adventures first, but the OH was so impressed with it she made me buy the Hubba Tour 2 for our 2up trips. The only problem we have with the Hubba Tour 2 (which the 1 doesn't seem to suffer from) is condensation. The vestibule gets it pretty badly, at least in the UK. On a morning there's usually a layer of moisture on the inside of the vestibule, and usually several water droplets on the ceiling. Opening the vents helps reduce this, but short of having just the mesh door open (not helpful in the rain), I don't think it can be avoided. On our 2017 model, condensation also caused problems for the sleeping area, as the rain-fly would 'sag' under the moisture, touch the inner, which would then become saturated and make anything that touched it wet (i.e. us!). This was rectified in the 2018 model, with additional guy rope loops being added to the non-vestibule side, which keeps the rain-fly taut and stops it sagging even in the rain. Also worth noting the '18 model has glow-in-the-dark zipper pulls and top/bottom guy-rope positions were relocated to more sensible (stronger) positions. All in all, a great tent for motocamping 2up and we intend to use for many trips to come.
Date published: 2018-12-26
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Andeh83 from
Ideal tent for motocampingI've used this for several moto-camping trips on my KTM 1290 SAS and honestly believe it's the perfect tent for it. I've tried several different style tents (from different manufacturers) over the years; from ones my bike could fit inside, to ones just bigger than a coffin. In the end, I settled on this because of the following: 1)The sleeping area is quite roomy for a single person, without being too big 2)The vestibule offers plenty of space to store panniers/riding gear when I'm off the bike. Also space to dry wet gear out 3)The tent packs up small and is very light. Also the footprint space is fairly small 4)It's quick/easy to put up, especially handy if its raining. The OH was so impressed with it she made me go out and buy the Hubba Tour 2 version for trips with the two of us (see review with pictures). One thing to note, is that I purchased this back in 2017. I know that since then, the Hubba Tour 2 has received a minor face-lift (glow-in-the-dark zipper pulls, change to guy rope location and additional guy ropes on the non-vestibule side to help with condensation causing the outer and inner flysheets to touch). I'm not sure if the Hubba Tour 1 has received similar face-lifts, but even without them it's an excellent tent and I'd not hesitate to purchase another one.
Date published: 2018-12-26
Rated 1 out of
5 by
BillB from
Great Idea-Fundamental Design Faults?On paper - this tent looks ideal for cycle touring. Light, good size, some great design features like the vestibule (that i could get my bike into), two entrances, and from a top manufacturer. However - I found some basic flaws, at least in the 2017 version (purchased Oct 2017). These are: a) Leaking. First significant rain, water was pooling in the corners of the vestibule and wicking through the cloth links between the inner and outer tents over the sleeping area (after 3 hours of moderate rain). I couldnt believe what i was seeing, but when i tested it again in my garden, the same thing happened. Other reviewers have noted the same problem with leaking. This makes the tent virtually useless, particularly in the UK. The idea is that you should be able to get into your tent and be dry (other than condensation). b) Inner tent is too close to the outer flysheet, and touches. Again, others have reported this too. When i was touring, i lengthened the connecting hooks with elastic bands as a temporary fix and this helped a bit - but again, i was very surprised at such a basic design flaw. I hope that MSR have addressed these issues - it felt to me that this tent had not been tested adequately before being put on the market. To add to the problems - i got absolutely no response from Cascade (MSR) warranty when i e-mailed them. This is appauling. I'm sorry MSR, but this isnt good enough. I was fortunate enough to have bought the tent from Addnature - who have outstanding customer service. Although it was 10 months after purchase when i contacted them, they responded immediately and paid for the tent to be shipped back to Germany from the UK for testing. They then offered a full refund " ....as the supplier has not been able to provide a satisfactory response to a possible solution, or reason for defect. ". Read into that what you will. Absolutely brilliant service from Addnature though, and i would buy with confidence from them in the future.
Date published: 2018-10-21
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Issy from
I would not recommend this tent to anyone!Yes, it's lightweight and easy to carry on the bike but the positives end there! I bought this to go on my first ever cycle tour which culminated in travelling over 2,000 miles. The first disappointment came when I discovered that in rain the tent leaked around the zip and at the seams where the partial flysheet in the vestibule meets the outer skin. At one point in heavy rain I even had to climb into my bivisack as rain was dripping into the sleeping compartment and this was before I'd even left the UK! Further niggles arose when I realised that condensation on the inside of the tent, despite my try to keep the tent ventilated, meant that on the majority of mornings I was getting wet getting out. Further, dropping the tent when wet inside and due to the partial ground cover resulted in the inner getting wet and dirty! Yes, this tent is easy to put up however, after several months of travelling the elasticity in the poles had stretched to the point that keeping the poles together became difficult and really irritating! I travelled on my own and bought this tent after reading other reviews about MSR but in my view this product is not fit for purpose and not worth the money
Hiya Freeskier, thanks for your question! The vestibule door is made out of an insect resistant mesh material, but it is not necessarily netting. Hope this helps!
Answered by: Alice in Wanderland
Date published: 2021-03-22
Does the main door have a secondary mesh door (to keep insects out) while providing ventilation in good weather?
Asked by: MotoBiker
Hey Motobiker!
Both the main tent doors are not meshed. But, the good news is: there is actually a mesh screen that you can zip down on the vestibule door. It's a pretty darn awesome setup!
Answered by: Scrubba Dub
Date published: 2018-04-11
I see that the square footage of the floor space 32 square feet. Is it safe to assume that is 8'x4'? What is the L X W in feet exactly? Thanks.
Asked by: Mozart
Hi Mozart, thanks for your question! Sorry for the missing dimensions in the description, all of the information and images are supplied directly from the manufacturer. This is a brand new item and MSR doesn't even have it available on their website yet.
Never fear, the folks at MSR gave me all the details... The main tent measures 52 inches wide and 88 inches long. The peak height is 38 inches. The vestibule adds an additional 25 feet of space. It is 88 inches long and the width can extend to 58 inches wide.
Hope this helps!
