MSR Hubba Hubba

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The Hubba Hubba is a three-season tent made by MSR. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 12 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. MSR Hubba Hubba Tent (Fall 2009) The Hubba Hubba Tent by MSR is the best-selling 2-person freestanding tent and weights in under 1.8 kg (4 lbs) Specifications: Capacity: 2 Doors: 2 Min. Weight: 1.77 kg / 3 lbs. 14 oz. Packaged Weight: 1.98 kg / 4 lbs. 6 oz. Floor + Vestibule: 2.7 + 1.62 sq. m / 29 + 17.5 sq. ft. Interior Peak Height: 100 cm / 40 in. Packed Size: 51 x 17 cm / 20 x 7 in. Fly: 30D x 246T ripstop nylon 66, 1500 mm polyurethane & silicone coated Canopy: 40D x 238T ripstop nylon 6, 20D nylon mesh Floor: 70D 190T nylon taffeta, 5000 mm polyurethane coating Features: Livable: Unique pole configuration provides maximum interior space, 2 StayDry entrances, and 2 large vestibules for gear storage. Lightweight: Minimum weight is just 1.7 kg (3 lbs 14 oz.) - less than 0.9 kg (2 lbs.) per person. 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 RockCreek:
"The MSR Hubba Hubba Fast and Light backpacking tent is one of Editor's Choice award winning tents. This is MSR's best selling 2 person, freestanding tent and there are tons of reasons why. This is a featherweight tent that only weighs 4 lbs and offers maximum space with roomy interior, large vestibules and full featured detailing that usually only comes with bigger, heavier tents. MSR made the Hubba Hubba to be incredibly versatile with 3 different set up options, 2 doors and vestibules, and 2 stay dry entrances that keep even the inside dry with the vestibules open. Use this 2 person tent as a double wall tent for full protection (with fly on), or in 2 different styles of freestanding tarp/shelter modes in conjunction with the optional footprint. A new all-in-one hub and swivel pole design is super strong and really easy to set up. Giving you the ultimate in ultra-lightweight, roomy, durable living space while you explore the backcountry."

From Massey's:
"The Hubba Hubba revolutionized tent design with its unique hub and pole frame, delivering unprecedented livability and ultralight performance. In fact, it did it so well that it has since become a " and remains a " the worlda s best selling ultralight tent. Winner of Backpacker magazinea s prestigious Editors' Choice Award, it boasts ample room for two, excellent ventilation, plus two doors and vestibules with stay-dry entrances that keep the weather out a " even while enjoying the view. Livable: Unique pole configuration provides maximum interior space, 2 stay-dry entrances, and 2 large vestibules for gear storage and food prep. Lightweight: Minimum weight is now just 4 lbs. 3 oz. (1.89 kg) a " about 2 lbs. (.9 kg) per person. Quick and Easy Setup: New all-in-one hub-and-swivel pole design is stronger than ever and still simple to use. Versatile: Can be used as a double-wall tent for full protection or in 2 freestanding tarp-shelter modes when used with optional footprint (sold separately). Capacity: 2 people + gear Floor + Vestibule Area: 29 + 17.5 sq. ft./2.8 + 1.6 sq. m Interior Peak Height: 40 in./100 cm Minimum Weight: 4 lbs. 3 oz./1.89 kg Packaged Weight: 4 lbs. 11 oz./2.12 kg Fly w/ FootPrint Weight: 2 lbs. 13 oz./1.3 kg"

From CampSaver.com:
"FREE! Hubba Hubba/HP Footprint With the purchase of Hubba Hubba Tent - 2 Person, 3 Season.Free shipping!"

User Reviews

Hubba Hubba
Reviewed by Erik Der Rott, Oct 16, 2009

"My girlfriend Ms. Webster had this tent as our home for 2 months of hiking. It was more than adequate for both of us an our small dog. Many nights we "half-flied" it to watch the stars and were able to get the fly up at the first sign of rain. I've used in many times since and still haven't had the opportunity to explore all of its versatility.

I highly recommend it!"

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Hubba Hubba
Reviewed by Boat, May 07, 2009

"Probably one of the best 3-season tents I have ever owned. I’ve used it several times now including twice in early spring on Emory Peak in Big Bend. It holds up great in rain and hard wind. I like the entire mesh top, opposed from the HP, because on nice nights you can view the stars without being bothered by insects."

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Hubba Hubba
Reviewed by Cstandenuk, Apr 05, 2009

"Used for cycle touring in Australia and South America.

Pros: Lightweight; two doors; freestanding; fly very waterproof; generous headroom; can be pitched fly first; can be used without fly or without inner; nice pegs; non-drip vertical doors; plenty of room for 1 person + gear and adequate for 2 people (head to toe)."

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Hubba Hubba
Reviewed by humble_67, Jan 27, 2009

"I bought this tent for 2 reasons:

#1 - I wanted a lighter tent for 3 season solo outings. At 3lbs 14oz this was a great improvement that still provided me with optimal room and storage space. I found this to be one of the best tent designs as far as utilizing internal space availability."

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Hubba Hubba
Reviewed by outdoorguy23, Sep 06, 2008

"I used this tent for 10 days at Philmont Scout ranch in New Mexico on a backpacking trip. We had rain almost every day and hot days and cool nights. The ideal situation for testing out a tent.

It takes two people about 2-3 minutes to set it up."

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Hubba Hubba
Reviewed by Jon Kabb, Mar 16, 2008

"Ok, I got this tent as a prodeal working at Uncle Dan's, so I didn't pay full price. I mostly do late spring, summer, early fall camping. Sometimes I lead canoe/kayak trips in the Midwest. Anything from the Lower Wisconsin River to the Apostle Islands to Boundary Waters."

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Hubba Hubba
Reviewed by David R., Dec 23, 2007

"For 3-season packing, this is a well-sewn lightweight tent, good enough for two and perfect for a solo hiker and all your gear.

At first, the pole system appears daunting, but even without the instructions, which were missing from mine, it was simple to figure out."

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Hubba Hubba
Reviewed by chocolatepiezz@yahoo.com, Jun 13, 2007

"This tent is great! It is light, so it's amazing on backpacking trips and it is just as good at base camp!
It is big, so two 6.5 foot men can lay side by side. This tent is a must-have."

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Hubba Hubba
Reviewed by Jamie Phillips, Oct 19, 2006

"Okay it's orange. I know. Get past this and you discover that it's actually a very very nice piece of kit. It has a simple one pole design that fits into the inner to create the shape. It's nice and lightweight which makes it ideal for cycle touring or anyone who's looking to shave those grams out of a pack."

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Hubba Hubba
Reviewed by Craig Tangner, Sep 04, 2006

"Ok, this is sort of a preview review. My first impressions. Easy set up. Set it up in the backyard and then put the hose to it for about 20 minutes. No leaking anywhere. Good interior space (at least compared to my Sierra Designs Clip Flashight)."

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Hubba Hubba
Reviewed by canuck, Nov 23, 2005

"I bought this tent a year ago, and my wife and I have put it through the ultimate test in that year. We used it in Australia, Africa, Europe, and South America; from sea level to 5,000 meters, deserts to rainforests. It's been set up well over 100 times."

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Hubba Hubba
Reviewed by jhemp_00, Aug 04, 2005

"Okay, so this is a great tent for your basic backpacking needs. It's light, and there is enough room for two 6-foot males in the tent. It's a little tight in the shoulder space, but it is 7 ft long.

All that said, the tent is not very sturdy in its pitch."

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