MSR Hubba HP

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The Hubba HP is a three-season tent made by MSR. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. MSR Hubba HP Tent (Spring 2008) - Add Hubba HP Footprint to Cart for FREE with Tent Purchase The Hubba HP Tent by MSR is the ultimate freestanding shelter, this solo tent weighs less than the Hubba, yet offers increased protection. Specifications: Capacity: 1 Doors: 1 Min. Weight: 1.18 kg / 2 lbs. 9 oz. Packaged Weight: 1.38 kg / 3 lbs. Floor + Vestibule: 1.6 + 0.9 sq. m / 17 + 9.5 sq. ft. Interior Peak Height: 100 cm / 40 in. Packed Size: 51 x 15 cm / 20 x 6 in. Fly: 20D x 330T ripstop nylon 66, 1000 mm polyurethane & silicone coated Canopy: 20D x 330T ripstop nylon 66, 20D nylon mesh Floor: 40D x 238T ripstop nylon 6, 10,000 mm polyurethane coated Features: Ultralight: New technical fabric shaves ounces and provides more protection from snow, sand, and wind. Livable: Unique pole configuration provides maximum interior space, a StayDry entrance, and a large vestibule for gear storage. Quick and Easy Setup: All-in-one hub-and-swivel pole design is strong and simple to use. Versatile: Can be used as a double-wall tent for full protection or in 2 freestanding tarp-shelter modes: with optional footprint, or just the fly and poles only for the ultimate in weight savings."

From Backcountry.com:
"Ultralight fabric in the MSR Hubba HP 1-Person 3-Season Tent shaves this single shelter down to 2lb 9oz. This fabric is also super durable and weather-resistant, which means you won't have to buy a new tent after a few seasons of hard use. The poles use an integrated hub-and-ferrule design that widens the Hubba HP Tent, so you can sit up comfortably. The fly extends over this MSR tent's entrance so rain won't drip in, and a large vestibule stores your pack. Set up the Hubba HP with the fly and body for wet, cold weather, and use the fly with a footprint (footprint sold separately) for warm, ultralight travels."

From CampSaver.com:
"FREE! Hubba Footprint With the purchase of Hubba HP Tent - 1 Person, 3 Season.Free shipping!"

From REI:
"Lighter in weight than the standard Hubba, the MSR Hubba HP offers increased protection from nature's unexpected surprises. HP version replaces mesh with solid fabric to shave ounces and protect against rain, wind and snow. Coated 40-denier ripstop nylon floor doubles the standard Hubba's waterproof rating: the HP floor material is lighter and keeps you drier. HP models also include vents in the rainfly, gear lofts, waterproof zippers and adjustable stake loops. High-tech ripstop nylon rainfly reduces weight and the silicon and polyurethane coating increases durability and resistance to damaging UV rays. Configured to maximize the tent's interior space, the all-in-one, swivel-hub pole system is strong and light. Large vestibule provides dry entry and gear storage and still leaves room for a covered food-prep area. Dry Entry design ensures water won't drip into the tent when doors are opened for ventilation in rainy weather. Attention to detail shows in the taped seams, welded reinforcements, ultralight stake loops, reflective guy cords and user-friendly door toggles. Ultralight needle stakes are virtually unbendable and nearly weightless. Save weight and create a minimalist shelter by using just the rainfly, poles and footprint (sold separately). Average minimum weight specification is based on tent, rainfly and poles only."

User Reviews

Hubba HP
Reviewed by Skimanjohn, Apr 24, 2008

"Having owned the original Hubba I thought this was the ultimate solo tent. But after spending two windy nights out in Washington state's Goat Rocks Widlerness at over 7000 ft I knew I needed something better. The problem was with an all-netting body the wind and dust all blew in to make the nights' way cold and long."

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