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Big House 6
Big Agnes
Big House 6
$479.96
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　　The Big House 6 is a big deal for car campers and the perfect sized shelter for housing the whole family under one “roof.” Big enough for rainy afternoon card games under cover or for road trippin’ mountain bikers who prefer to stand up in their shelter while changing.

　　The optional Accessory Vestibule (sold separately) can convert this roomy tent from a simple structure to a cavernous escape from the sun or an unexpected change in weather. Shelter Mode lets you pitch it as a covered shelter without the tent body, and the backpack-style carry bag makes lugging gear from the car to the campsite more convenient than ever.

　　Footprint and vestibule sold separately. Shelter Mode requires footprint.

　　

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Description
Brand Name:
Big Agnes
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
TBH623
Trail Weight:
15 lbs 11 oz
Total Weight:
16 lbs 14 oz
Packed Size:
8 x 16.5 x 26 in.
Floor Area:
89 ft²
Head Height:
80 in.
Fast Fly / Shelter Mode Weight:
10 lbs 13 oz
Materials:
  • Fly and floor are polyester with a 1500mm waterproof polyurethane coating
  • Tent body is polyester and nylon mesh
  • All seams taped with waterproof polyurethane tape
  • Lightweight aluminum pressfit pole set
  • Plastic clips and sleeves attach tent body to pole frame
  • 8 interior mesh pockets
  • Includes 10 x 7.5-inch Dirt Dagger UL Stakes
  • Tent includes backpack-style carry bag with adjustable shoulder straps, webbing handles, and zip closure
  • Multiple interior loops for attaching gear lofts, accessories, and mtnGLO® Tent & Camp Lights (all sold separately)
  • Fits the Square, Trapezoid, large Trapezoid, and Triangle gear lofts - each sold separately
Other Features:
  • High volume architecture feels open and spacious, with dome-style design for resilience in high winds
  • Two large doors with dual-closure windows: mesh only for ventilation or zip closed the polyester layer for complete privacy/weather protection
  • Enough head height to stand while changing clothes in the tent
  • Full mesh ceiling for maximum airflow and moisture management, or for stargazing on clear nights
  • Partial coverage rainfly provides great protection while allowing easy access and increased airflow
  • Pole sleeves on tent body improve pitch and stability
  • Easy transportation with included backpack carry bag
  • Quick Stash door keeper on tent body door
  • Storm flaps on door zippers to keep rain out
  • Shelter Mode Setup option creates a large, open shelter - requires fly, poles, and footprint (footprint sold separately)
  • Color-coded webbing and buckles for easy setup
  • Pole-securement points located on interior of rainfly - Hook and loop tabs connect fly to pole structure providing perfect pitch and extra stability
  • Ready to pitch; with pre-cut guylines and tensioners attached to fly
  • Reflective guylines and reflective webbing provide visibility at night
  • Footprint sold separately
  • Extra-large, pole-supported Accessory Vestibule - sold separately
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