The MSR Hubba Hubba NX 2-Person Lightweight Backpacking Tent is the quintessential 3-season backpacking tent. Easy to carry, quick to setup, and roomy enough for hanging out, it lives at the intersection of lightweight and livable. The freestanding design features pole geometry and a non-tapered floor that maximizes space with 29 square feet of floor area, and a peak interior height of 39 inches. Two generous vestibules provide an additional 8.75 square feet on each side of the 2-door tent (total 17.5 square feet) for boots, packs, and gear storage. The adjustable, cross-ventilating rainfly features a kickstand vent, and rollup vestibule for stargazing. Setting up camp is a snap, thanks to the unified hub-and-pole system, and color-coded clips. The ultra-compact compression stuff stack packs the tent down to 18 x 6 inches for easy carry to the next site. For fast and light travel, the body of the tent can be left behind, and a minimalist shelter constructed using a footprint (sold separately), poles, and rainfly. Ideal for spring, summer, and fall adventures, the tent features a combination of mesh and solid panels, for breathability and privacy. Durable, yet lightweight, the tent is constructed of a coated nylon floor, ripstop nylon and mesh body, coated nylon rainfly, and aluminum poles. Complete setup weighs 3.8 pounds, minimum setup weight 3.1 pounds. Includes tent, poles, rainfly, stakes, guy lines, and compression stuff sack. Manufacturer’s 3-year limited warranty.

FEATURES of the MSR Access 1 Tent Strong Easton? Syclone? poles resist breaking Unique central support frame optimizes interior space, resists snow loading Lighter than our mountaineering tents, warmer than our backpacking tents Unified frame is easy to set up in cold conditions

Backcountry travel in winter is already hard enough with all the extra gear and layers, and a bulky mountaineering tent just makes it that much more difficult. Understanding this, MSR designed the Access 2 Tent: 2-Person 4-Season to be lighter than traditional mountaineering tents, yet still warmer and more protective than backpacking tents. The unique central support frame optimizes interior space to fit all your gear while resisting snow loading so middle-of-the-night storms don’t catch you off guard. And since there’s less stuff you have to deal with using frozen fingers, the unified frame is also easier to set up in cold conditions. Tough and lightweight Easton Syclone poles resist breaking, and two doors mean you don’t have to crawl over your partner for a midnight bathroom break.