Good timing! I was comparing the Tiger Wall to the Fly Creek and decided on the Fly Creek because 1) $70 cheaper, 2) 13oz lighter, 3) 1" taller, 4) packs 1" smaller L & W. I ride solo...wife HATES camping. Thanks!
I really like Big Agnes' Bikepacking series. I've had the Cooper Spur 2 Bikepack for nearly 2 years now and have had about 20 nights in it. For me the biggest selling points are the shortened pole set (just brilliant for packing!) and the extended footprint. Some of the features like the helmet holder and rainfly clothing holder are a little silly, just clever marketing. Also, the stuff/handlebar bag is useless. It's nearly impossible to stuff everything back in that bag in the morning on the trail. Overall, I'm thrilled with my BA Bikepack tent and highly recommend the series. For the same reasons I've mentioned, it's also made an excellent kayak camping for me too. Cheers!
I've already got the regular version too. Would be awesome if BA offered the bikepack tent poles seperately for those of us who've already got the regular version.
@@gregknipe8772 Haven't been able to find them so far. What I find is mostly individual segments for repairs, but hopefully you're right, and I'll have another look. EDIT: I've sent an email to BA asking if there is any way to buy the pole set seperately. Will update with the answer I get. UPDATE: "At this time we do not sell the ShortStik poleset or carry case separately."
@@lampshade8969 I called Big Agnes about this because I upgraded my old copper spur to a new 2020 copper spur and they do not sell the pole set separately. The 2020 copper spur poles are about 2-3 inches longer than the 2015 version and don't fit as well in bikepacking bags.
I sent an email shortly after the first bike packing tents were released. Their answer was no, and no plans to release the shorter poles separately. Kind of pisses me off; I had just bought a Copper Spur HV 2P tent months earlier. Oh well.
@@epzamora @Jen Cotton yeah that's the answer I received too. Hopefully they'll make it available if enough people are interested. Kind of doubt it though.
It looks really interesting for longer trips (almost free-standing, side entrance, double doors & vestibules, and small pack volume) and the shorter poleset & earthier color are a great bonus, too!
Great review.. Glad you noted that fact re: the two door zips - my last TNF tent failed precisely because of the corner snagging then pulling the seams open..
For reference, was it too short when you were sitting up in the tent or too short in length? What size sleeping pad are you using? I think that might be helpful for others that are your height.
Its a 2 person, but weighs just slightly more than the 1 person versions of fly creek and copper spur. It also weighs about the same as the 1 person MSR hubba bikepack tent.
I used the Copper spur HV UL1 in Iceland, and the tent workt perfect, but wind is a real problem for the stability, every day I had to look ad the wind predictions for the night and point the strongest side against the wind...... I had a few nights that I had to hold the poles with the hand to keep it in one piece.... now the Iceland winds are extreme 1 place in a park 30+ backpackers tent 10 tents where complete destroyed or blow away :S.... I had to hold the tent for 2-3 hrs in the heavy winds. Overall the tent workt perfect and I regret that I didn't buy the 2person one.... the few grams makes live on the trip a little easyer to store my stuff more in the tent. The lengt of the poles made me buy this tent.... they realy fit nice in my ortlieb sport paniers this way :)
I am heading on a bike packing trip to Iceland in a few months. Would you recommend a more robust tent than the copper spur? I just bought the tiger wall but now I am regretting it as I think it will struggle with The Icelandic winds
@@MrSlippersandpipe well after 2 years more traveling with this tent I think Icelands winds are of the extreme side and not realy comparable with the avarage tent spot. And on most campgrounds in iceland you can pick a tent spot with a bush or so to hide behind, but in the Highlands there is lot of open space but if you look careful in the evening there are spots to find with shelter from the wind behind a hill or a place with rocks and build a small wall around you tent. My next tent will be like this one again and then a 2 person one and I think a 2 person is also a bit beter against the wind because its a bit wider, the 1 person are a bit narow and the wind can push them flat if it hits from the side
Now that I have tried it, two things: it would be very helpful if the guide lines were adjustible vs pre cut; Very helpful. The other is the zipper on the rainfly jams frequently esp. when wet and right now my rainfly is at BA World HQ being unjammed. The flap over the zipper becomes heavy and sodden due to rain and dew so when you unzip from the inside, the flap is sucked into the zipper because the flap is heavily laying on top of the zipper. A real annoyance
Best tent review ever...! I had the Copper Spur UL2 and was considering getting the bike pack version. What are your though on CSPUR VS the one you reviewed here?
great review. I use bike camping shelter for most of the non winter months here in sw montana., I admire the quality and care for details of these UL tents. UL also means fairly fragile w/ regular use. this is the one tent I've been tempted to purchase, till I see the price. I use 25 year old BD mini & mega mids, single pole, 4 to 8 stakes, with a $10 bug net hanging inside if needed. this is a more complex tent (with great features) - for me its takes great care setting it in cold, frost, rain,.careful with the zippers snagging thin fabrics.etc. I'd
Hmmm, now I can't decide if I want the bike packing version or the regular one... Are the shorter pole sections and handlebar bag worth the extra $? I would also be taking it backpacking, so the bike bag won't do me much good there, but I like the extra loops and storage.
@DJ Ness probably. I got the bikepacking one too and think it’s great. When I’m backpacking I put it in a different stuff sack. The handlebar bag with loops is handy too. I strap it on the front of my handlebar bag.
Both have two door systems but the Copper Spur has a four pole system vs. the Tiger Wall 3 pole system. The Copper Spur has a bit more room to it but it is also slightly heavier. If you always camp in windy conditions, having a 4 pole system is really nice, but like the video showed, the Tiger Wall held up just fine in high winds. I'm a a big fan of this Tiger Wall and it's lighter, so thats what I would choose.
Looks supersweet, you can buy too small. I learned the hard way and picked up a sweet Nordisk Telemark ULW mainly due to the pack size. I reality it wasnt worth it as i ended up in hotels and Ins 12 out of 14 nights on my annual summertrip as the tent was simply too small and too hot.
Excellent video. If it wasn't for the bikepacking-specific features, how would you say it compares to the Six Moons Lunar tent? Would you recommend one over the other?
Any thoughts on this tent vs. Big Sky quality? Looking at this or Big Sky Revolution 1.5, which improves on the Soul you reviewed by offering side entry and exoskeleton for faster pitching.
The collective is worldwide, unless stated otherwise. Some discounts are Canada / US / Europe only but most are worldwide. And the Bikepacking Journal is certainly sent world wide!
Would you mind to measure the footprint ? I am trying to get the tiger wall ul2 bikepack footprint for my tiger wall UL2 to add footprint floor to my vestibules,
Hate those automatic renewal contracts too. $68 a year is pretty pricey too, maybe they could make it more affordable and climate friendly if they made the journal downloadable, and people could buy the print if they want it.
Question. is it frowned upon to buy this bike pack solely for the pack size I don’t bike pack but I’ve been looking for a freestanding tent with a small pack size the bike pack definitely brings that
Very nice review !!! Seems like a solid purchase. Question: are the poles the same size, extended, as the others that you showed ? Keep up the great work !
Great question, I'll have to measure to see if they would fit both tents. That would be a really awesome feature if you could just upgrade to the 12” Shortstik Poleset.
@@BIKEPACKINGcom, correct. Or switch out to the longer ones if the short ones break/get damaged and are being repaired, etc. Thank you for the response.
I wish someone would have answered this. I bought a standard Tiger Wall thinking it was orange and it is definitely yellow...which I can't stand. I opted to return it and pay the extra for the Bikepack version but haven't went to pick it up yet. Would be nice to not be unpleasantly surprised again.
What do you guys think of the Tiger Wall vs Copper Spur in high winds? Anyone who has experience with these tents could you tell me? Also how is condensation in them?
The socks in the video are Swiftwick, I think they are the best summer sock out there, good compression and they have some solid styles. I've been using them for years.
Great review... Any update on when I’ll receive my issue #5? It’s harder to justify my membership in the Collective when it’s been more than a month since the new issue came out and still no magazine. I want to support you, however I need for you to stand up to what you’ve committed to me. Thank you.
I went ahead and cancelled my subscription. Perhaps I’ll reconsider renewing if issue 5 arrives, but your lack of response to my inquiries suggests you don’t really care. Happy trails.
Hey Matt, thanks for the feedback on the review, and sorry to hear your copy of the new issue hasn't arrived yet. As mentioned in the survey we recently sent out to members to help track down missing copies, we've been up against some unprecedented shipping delays because of the pandemic but we'll make sure every member receives their copy one way or another. I forwarded your comments to Lucas, who let me know he just sent you a note via email.
Ok, I was about to buy a MSR Hubba Hubba, then a Nemo Dragonfly Bikepack 2.. and Now? Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2? Its fab.... I am so confused. Neil? What tent? I am leaving in 3 weeks for a 3 week trip.
No, it does not. It's an additional $80 USD. I didn't use it for a handful of trips and never had any issues with moisture entering the tent, but I assume it would be a good idea to use it for the longterm durability.
It depends, I found that it certainly keeps heat in if the fly is on, which is good for colder nights However, you don't need to put the fly on at night, which I did on really warm nights that were rain free, that kept it nice and cool.
@@BIKEPACKINGcom thank you. This is very helpful to know. I like it dark when I sleep so I keep the fly on if the moon is out. Maybe the Nemo Dragonfly bikepacking tent is better for my needs because of better ventilation and darker rainfly.
@@BIKEPACKINGcom I also wonder if the 2 person Dragonfly would provide better airflow than the 1 person dragonfly? Maybe the extra 1/2 pound would be worth it, even solo?
you finally said your height 🤣 now i need to know what size bike you ride, please. it seems most people who are in between sizes, size up instead of down. is that bike medium or large?
that ground tarp isn't a "nice to have". The fabric of the tent will get destroyed by twigs and rocks without it, but you can do a cheapo version by tracing the bottom of the tent sitting on a blue tarp and trimming one of those. Nevertheless, the ground cloth should be factored into the overall weight of the tent.... and not sold separately to hide the real cost of ownerships. Nice review otherwise.
Once upon a time tents, sleeping nags and other camping items did not cost an arm a leg or in some cases both the arm and the leg. A 450$ price point is ridiculous! How about doing gear reviews with stuff all riders can afford. Please stop catering to those that have more dollars than sense!
Good timing! I was comparing the Tiger Wall to the Fly Creek and decided on the Fly Creek because 1) $70 cheaper, 2) 13oz lighter, 3) 1" taller, 4) packs 1" smaller L & W. I ride solo...wife HATES camping. Thanks!
I really like Big Agnes' Bikepacking series. I've had the Cooper Spur 2 Bikepack for nearly 2 years now and have had about 20 nights in it. For me the biggest selling points are the shortened pole set (just brilliant for packing!) and the extended footprint. Some of the features like the helmet holder and rainfly clothing holder are a little silly, just clever marketing. Also, the stuff/handlebar bag is useless. It's nearly impossible to stuff everything back in that bag in the morning on the trail. Overall, I'm thrilled with my BA Bikepack tent and highly recommend the series. For the same reasons I've mentioned, it's also made an excellent kayak camping for me too. Cheers!
I've already got the regular version too. Would be awesome if BA offered the bikepack tent poles seperately for those of us who've already got the regular version.
pretty sure they sell replacement sets, stuff breaks out there.... likely you can get these poles.
@@gregknipe8772 Haven't been able to find them so far. What I find is mostly individual segments for repairs, but hopefully you're right, and I'll have another look.
EDIT: I've sent an email to BA asking if there is any way to buy the pole set seperately. Will update with the answer I get.
UPDATE: "At this time we do not sell the ShortStik poleset or carry case separately."
@@lampshade8969 I called Big Agnes about this because I upgraded my old copper spur to a new 2020 copper spur and they do not sell the pole set separately. The 2020 copper spur poles are about 2-3 inches longer than the 2015 version and don't fit as well in bikepacking bags.
I sent an email shortly after the first bike packing tents were released. Their answer was no, and no plans to release the shorter poles separately. Kind of pisses me off; I had just bought a Copper Spur HV 2P tent months earlier. Oh well.
@@epzamora @Jen Cotton yeah that's the answer I received too. Hopefully they'll make it available if enough people are interested. Kind of doubt it though.
It looks really interesting for longer trips (almost free-standing, side entrance, double doors & vestibules, and small pack volume) and the shorter poleset & earthier color are a great bonus, too!
planning to bike pack soon, thanks for your vids man!!
Thank you!
Great review.. Glad you noted that fact re: the two door zips - my last TNF tent failed precisely because of the corner snagging then pulling the seams open..
It seems a cut above the competition. I'll get one when my 5-yr old REI QtrDome wears out - which with any luck will be this summer!
That was an awesome and wholesome review. With the downs and ups both highlighted. Thank you for this. I loved it.
Thanks for watching!
I love that campsite. My go-to for an overnighter. Great stargazing.
good info, thanks. my biggest problem is reducing the weight load on my bike this style should do quite well
Great review! I tried this tent, but at 6'-2" it was a little short. The short tent segments easily fit between my bike's drop bars.
For reference, was it too short when you were sitting up in the tent or too short in length? What size sleeping pad are you using? I think that might be helpful for others that are your height.
@@BIKEPACKINGcom yes as someone who is 6'7" I would like to know this too
Thanks for all you do! Great video!
Its a 2 person, but weighs just slightly more than the 1 person versions of fly creek and copper spur. It also weighs about the same as the 1 person MSR hubba bikepack tent.
Neil - pretty please. Any chance of doing a similar TH-cam review of the Copper Spur UL2 bikepacking tent? .. for comparison...Thx.
nice review! Digg the details about the bike specific features.
I used the Copper spur HV UL1 in Iceland, and the tent workt perfect, but wind is a real problem for the stability, every day I had to look ad the wind predictions for the night and point the strongest side against the wind...... I had a few nights that I had to hold the poles with the hand to keep it in one piece.... now the Iceland winds are extreme 1 place in a park 30+ backpackers tent 10 tents where complete destroyed or blow away :S.... I had to hold the tent for 2-3 hrs in the heavy winds.
Overall the tent workt perfect and I regret that I didn't buy the 2person one.... the few grams makes live on the trip a little easyer to store my stuff more in the tent.
The lengt of the poles made me buy this tent.... they realy fit nice in my ortlieb sport paniers this way :)
Hey,how is condensation in that tent? I'm considering it myself? Laso how strong were the winds if you maybe know?
I am heading on a bike packing trip to Iceland in a few months. Would you recommend a more robust tent than the copper spur? I just bought the tiger wall but now I am regretting it as I think it will struggle with The Icelandic winds
@@MrSlippersandpipe well after 2 years more traveling with this tent I think Icelands winds are of the extreme side and not realy comparable with the avarage tent spot. And on most campgrounds in iceland you can pick a tent spot with a bush or so to hide behind, but in the Highlands there is lot of open space but if you look careful in the evening there are spots to find with shelter from the wind behind a hill or a place with rocks and build a small wall around you tent.
My next tent will be like this one again and then a 2 person one and I think a 2 person is also a bit beter against the wind because its a bit wider, the 1 person are a bit narow and the wind can push them flat if it hits from the side
@@paulverweij6348 great advice. I will go for this tent and the 2 person version. Thanks for taking the time to reply.
Now that I have tried it, two things: it would be very helpful if the guide lines were adjustible vs pre cut; Very helpful. The other is the zipper on the rainfly jams frequently esp. when wet and right now my rainfly is at BA World HQ being unjammed. The flap over the zipper becomes heavy and sodden due to rain and dew so when you unzip from the inside, the flap is sucked into the zipper because the flap is heavily laying on top of the zipper. A real annoyance
I have the Copper Spur 2 version and it has a flap vent on the fly to help prevent moisture.
No flap vents for this one, it sounds like?
I hope in a year or 2 the price comes down I’d love to get one 😍
Best tent review ever...! I had the Copper Spur UL2 and was considering getting the bike pack version. What are your though on CSPUR VS the one you reviewed here?
great review. I use bike camping shelter for most of the non winter months here in sw montana., I admire the quality and care for details of these UL tents. UL also means fairly fragile w/ regular use. this is the one tent I've been tempted to purchase, till I see the price. I use 25 year old BD mini & mega mids, single pole, 4 to 8 stakes, with a $10 bug net hanging inside if needed. this is a more complex tent (with great features) - for me its takes great care setting it in cold, frost, rain,.careful with the zippers snagging thin fabrics.etc. I'd
Very good, very helpful. Bought it!
Subscribed
Although I'm more of a tourer who rough/stealth camps.
Hmmm, now I can't decide if I want the bike packing version or the regular one... Are the shorter pole sections and handlebar bag worth the extra $? I would also be taking it backpacking, so the bike bag won't do me much good there, but I like the extra loops and storage.
@DJ Ness probably. I got the bikepacking one too and think it’s great. When I’m backpacking I put it in a different stuff sack. The handlebar bag with loops is handy too. I strap it on the front of my handlebar bag.
Great videos buddy .. do you live in Gunnison I’m a WSC grad O2 keep up the great work
Thank you for reviewing this. Is this tent fully freestanding? Or does it need tent stakes to stake it out in places?
How does this compare to the Copper Spur? What would make you choose one over the other?
Both have two door systems but the Copper Spur has a four pole system vs. the Tiger Wall 3 pole system. The Copper Spur has a bit more room to it but it is also slightly heavier. If you always camp in windy conditions, having a 4 pole system is really nice, but like the video showed, the Tiger Wall held up just fine in high winds. I'm a a big fan of this Tiger Wall and it's lighter, so thats what I would choose.
Hey! Thanks for the review, but I’m really curious about the shoes you’re wearing. Can you let me know what those are? Thanks!
Same! Dish, please
HA-HA, they are the Pearl Izumi X-Alp Launch SPDs, winter halted my testing of them but I should have some thoughts in the coming weeks.
Looks supersweet, you can buy too small. I learned the hard way and picked up a sweet Nordisk Telemark ULW mainly due to the pack size. I reality it wasnt worth it as i ended up in hotels and Ins 12 out of 14 nights on my annual summertrip as the tent was simply too small and too hot.
Excellent video. If it wasn't for the bikepacking-specific features, how would you say it compares to the Six Moons Lunar tent? Would you recommend one over the other?
What was the bag and pad you used on this adventure?? Big Agness Quilted Orange! Thanks always love your videos!! I subcribed!!
Any thoughts on this tent vs. Big Sky quality? Looking at this or Big Sky Revolution 1.5, which improves on the Soul you reviewed by offering side entry and exoskeleton for faster pitching.
Hey! Would you be able to see if the footprint is compatible with the tiger wall ul 2 platinum ?
Thanks for the great video!
Yes, I will get that answer to you come Monday, I'm currently away from both tents till then.
gday mate about joining the collective is it just for residents of the us because im in australia but enjoy your videos thanks shayne
The collective is worldwide, unless stated otherwise. Some discounts are Canada / US / Europe only but most are worldwide. And the Bikepacking Journal is certainly sent world wide!
thank you for your reply shayne
Would you mind to measure the footprint ? I am trying to get the tiger wall ul2 bikepack footprint for my tiger wall UL2 to add footprint floor to my vestibules,
How would you choose to pitch this in heavy rain? Or would you choose another tent if you knew there was risk for rain?
I'd join bikepacking collective if there weren't automatic renewal. Too bad, my loss and the organization's.
Hate those automatic renewal contracts too. $68 a year is pretty pricey too, maybe they could make it more affordable and climate friendly if they made the journal downloadable, and people could buy the print if they want it.
Question. is it frowned upon to buy this bike pack solely for the pack size I don’t bike pack but I’ve been looking for a freestanding tent with a small pack size the bike pack definitely brings that
Very nice review !!!
Seems like a solid purchase.
Question: are the poles the same size, extended, as the others that you showed ?
Keep up the great work !
Great question, I'll have to measure to see if they would fit both tents. That would be a really awesome feature if you could just upgrade to the 12” Shortstik Poleset.
@@BIKEPACKINGcom, correct.
Or switch out to the longer ones if the short ones break/get damaged and are being repaired, etc.
Thank you for the response.
It would be great if you could get the shorter poles as an upgrade for the standard tent.
Sorry to piggy back this comment but I was wondering if the footprint would fit the other versions of the tiger wall as well?
Is it available with 1 Person version?
REALLY important question here: are the poles, webbing and seams yellow or orange?
I wish someone would have answered this. I bought a standard Tiger Wall thinking it was orange and it is definitely yellow...which I can't stand. I opted to return it and pay the extra for the Bikepack version but haven't went to pick it up yet. Would be nice to not be unpleasantly surprised again.
What do you guys think of the Tiger Wall vs Copper Spur in high winds? Anyone who has experience with these tents could you tell me? Also how is condensation in them?
What are those shoes? Are they clip-less?
I just bought a pair can be either....has a cover that screws on if no spd fitted.
Will you review the topeak Bikepacking tent? Uses your bike to set up.
anyone really using that tent
@@Bikepacking I saw someone use it on a vlog. That’s where I learned about it. Looked interesting.
@@TheLivingstons it crap just heads up
@@Bikepacking good to know
Nice review. Are those Twin Six socks? Look just like my gilee.
The socks in the video are Swiftwick, I think they are the best summer sock out there, good compression and they have some solid styles. I've been using them for years.
@@BIKEPACKINGcom Ah, yes I like my Swiftwick compression socks a lot. And my Twin Six vest that apparently looks like socks.
Good stuff - thanks for the review! How much weight do you think i will save when I cut off all the pockets and exterior straps? ;)
The Tiger Wall OG is a handful of ounces lighter ;)
Any chance this will be available in 1 person?
Great review... Any update on when I’ll receive my issue #5? It’s harder to justify my membership in the Collective when it’s been more than a month since the new issue came out and still no magazine. I want to support you, however I need for you to stand up to what you’ve committed to me. Thank you.
I went ahead and cancelled my subscription. Perhaps I’ll reconsider renewing if issue 5 arrives, but your lack of response to my inquiries suggests you don’t really care. Happy trails.
Hey Matt, thanks for the feedback on the review, and sorry to hear your copy of the new issue hasn't arrived yet. As mentioned in the survey we recently sent out to members to help track down missing copies, we've been up against some unprecedented shipping delays because of the pandemic but we'll make sure every member receives their copy one way or another. I forwarded your comments to Lucas, who let me know he just sent you a note via email.
@@BIKEPACKINGcom Thanks. I just replied to Lucas.
I just received mine a couple of days ago
@@epzamora Congrats, man… Enjoy it. Still no copy here.
Ok, I was about to buy a MSR Hubba Hubba, then a Nemo Dragonfly Bikepack 2.. and Now? Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2? Its fab.... I am so confused. Neil? What tent? I am leaving in 3 weeks for a 3 week trip.
wonder how the size/weight compares to my copper spur UL 1
Copper Spur BIkepack 1:
Trail Weight 2lb 5oz / 1.05kg
Packed Weight 2lb 13oz / 1.28kg
Fast Fly Weight 1lb 15oz / 879g
Tiger Wall Bikepack 2:
Trail Weight 2lb 7oz / 1.11kg
Packed Weight 2lb 15oz / 1.33kg
Fast Fly Weight 2lb 1oz / 936g
Is the handlebar bag waterproof?
Yes
Does the $450 price point include the ground cloth?
No, it does not. It's an additional $80 USD. I didn't use it for a handful of trips and never had any issues with moisture entering the tent, but I assume it would be a good idea to use it for the longterm durability.
You could just cut a piece of polycryo to size. Lighter and cheaper. That's what I did.
Does this breath well in the heat? My current tent gets too hot.
It depends, I found that it certainly keeps heat in if the fly is on, which is good for colder nights However, you don't need to put the fly on at night, which I did on really warm nights that were rain free, that kept it nice and cool.
@@BIKEPACKINGcom thank you. This is very helpful to know. I like it dark when I sleep so I keep the fly on if the moon is out. Maybe the Nemo Dragonfly bikepacking tent is better for my needs because of better ventilation and darker rainfly.
@@BIKEPACKINGcom I also wonder if the 2 person Dragonfly would provide better airflow than the 1 person dragonfly? Maybe the extra 1/2 pound would be worth it, even solo?
you finally said your height 🤣 now i need to know what size bike you ride, please. it seems most people who are in between sizes, size up instead of down. is that bike medium or large?
86 inches wide at head?
Feed the algorithm
Can this version use as backpacking?
gotta have a moon roof
It's so dumb that footprints are almost always sold separately.
It is frustrating, a good cheap alternative is Tyvek.
that ground tarp isn't a "nice to have". The fabric of the tent will get destroyed by twigs and rocks without it, but you can do a cheapo version by tracing the bottom of the tent sitting on a blue tarp and trimming one of those. Nevertheless, the ground cloth should be factored into the overall weight of the tent.... and not sold separately to hide the real cost of ownerships. Nice review otherwise.
uuh those pegs look scary...
No vents to breathe so it should get good and wet inside. Big miss and deal breaker.
You can vent the fly with the dual zipper doors.
Once upon a time tents, sleeping nags and other camping items did not cost an arm a leg or in some cases both the arm and the leg. A 450$ price point is ridiculous! How about doing gear reviews with stuff all riders can afford. Please stop catering to those that have more dollars than sense!
Sounds like a paid promotion more than a review
the down side which was not mention is it not great in the wind
Do you know if the stuff bag is waterproof?
It's not.