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Hubba Hubba 1
MSR
Hubba Hubba 1
$469.95
Description

  Redesigned and lighter than ever, the 3-season Hubba Hubba backpacking tent is a best-seller for a reason. This solo shelter is the perfect balance of weight, comfort and livability.

  The Inside: The true rectangular floor (no foot taper) is large enough for all your gear, and 37 inches (0.94 m) of headroom lets you sit up comfortably. The tent body is a blend of mesh and solid fabric that provides airflow, privacy and weather protection. The no-curve tent door features zippers that are easy to use with one hand. It also zips closed to a single point so you always know where to open the door, even in the dark. New tech-friendly pockets feature cable ports at the corners for headphone and charging cords. Overhead gear loft pockets are perfect for headlamps, sunglasses and other quick-access items.

  The Outside: The symmetrical tent design means you can set up the Hubba in a flash, particularly useful in those unexpected rainstorms. Virtually unbreakable Easton® Syclone™ poles, a DuraShield™ waterproof coating and taped seams keep the Hubba stable and dry so you can ride out the weather in comfort. The rainfly features a large vestibule for storing any gear you don’t want inside. The easy in-and-out vestibule door has a StayDry™ rain gutter to keep running water off you and your gear, and a kickstand vent maximize airflow.

  The Hubba Hubba 1 will be the only tent you want on all your solo 3-season backpacking adventures thanks to its legendary lightweight livability.

  WARNING for California customers: Cancer and reproductive harm

  

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Description
Brand:
MSR
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
11505
Tent Sleeps:
1 person
Color:
Sahara
Freestanding:
Yes
Minimum Weight:
2 lbs 2 oz
Packaged Weight:
2 lbs 7 oz
Floor Dimensions:
85 x 30 in
Floor Area:
18 sq. ft
Vestibule Area:
7.5 sq. ft
Number of Poles:
(2) Easton® Syclone™
Interior Peak Height:
37 in
Packed Size:
19 x 4 in
Number of Doors:
1
Canopy Fabric:
20D ripstop nylon & DWR
Mesh Type:
10D polyester micro-mesh
Floor Fabric:
20D ripstop nylon 1200mm Durashield™ polyurethane & DWR
Country of Origin:
Imported
Other Features:
  • Lightweight: Minimum weight is 2 lbs. 2 oz (0.95 kg)
  • Maximum Space: True rectangular floorplan and exceptional headroom (37 in/0.94 m); large side-entry vestibule to store gear
  • Waterproof: DuraShield™ fabric coating and taped seams keep the elements outside where they belong
  • Easton® Syclone™ Poles: Cutting-edge aerospace composite materials make poles virtually indestructible in challenging and windy conditions
  • Full-Featured Rainfly: One large StayDry™ door with built-in rain gutter and kickstand vent for extra ventilation
  • Tech-Friendly Pockets: Cable ports on all pockets for easy cord management
  • Easy Setup & Packing: Unified hub-and-pole system and symmetrical design make setup super quick; ultra-compact stuff sack
  • Stargazing Mesh: Leave the fly off and watch the stars through the top mesh window
  • Durable Details: Reinforced patches, stitching at guy points and locking anodized stake loop grommets for extra strength
  • Includes: Tent body, rainfly, poles, stakes, guy lines, stuff sack, setup instructions
  • Gear Shed Available: Sold separately, the MSR Gear Shed turns the Hubba Hubba into a basecamp with expanded vestibule space

Easton® and Syclone™ trademarks are owned by Easton® Technical Products
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