Big Agnes Copper Spur HighVolume Ultralight Backpacking and Camping Tent

Haven’t taken the tent out yet so this is only half of a review. Will update after I hit the trail. I can say setup is easy and the tent is super light. I doubled my interior space while taking a pound off my dry weight. The material seems very thin but only time will tell. In order to tie the tent down for severe weather you need more stakes than the company provides. Not a game changer but if you plan on really severe weather you will need 12 not 8. The dual vestibules are a really nice touch. Given im a single camper my gear will be in the tent with me but to shelter wood, chairs etc at night will be very welcome. The conversion of a vestibule wall to a rain roof using trekking poles sounds better than it is. Having the “roof” to cook during the rain is a nice touch but if you have any wind the roof will be useless and the rain will likely get in your tent. (Used a sprinkler test and gusts of wind blew the water right into the tent wall). With the vestibule down, the tent was perfectly dry and shed the water without any problem. I’m really excited about this tent and have found no problems in back yard testing. I will update after my next trip which will be a winter camp. UPDATE- everything I wanted and then some! What a great tent. Fits perfectly in the long side-pocket of my GG mariposa. Made it through a really bad storm no issues. Set up easy peasy in the field. Lots of interior room at the same weight of most one man tents. Freestanding for my next trip into the high Sierras. Get this tent! Update #2. New info worth mentioning!! Sitting in camp in the great sand dunes nat park. Got a weather alert over the ZOLEO. 60-70 mph dust storm on the way!!!! Handled it like a champ. The wind speeds in our sheltered area were probably around 30-40 max but it keept about 90% of the sand out and stood up to hard winds for 3 days straight. Excellent product that continues to impress!!

The Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL is hands down one of the best ultralight tents on the market! It strikes the perfect balance between weight, space, and durability. As a backpacker, I appreciate how light it is (just over 3 lbs for the 2-person model), making it easy to carry on long treks without sacrificing comfort. The interior space is surprisingly roomy, thanks to the high-volume design that maximizes headroom and livability. Setup is a breeze, and the tent holds up incredibly well in various weather conditions, from windy mountain trails to rainy nights. I also love the large dual doors and vestibules, which provide plenty of storage space for gear. The reflective guylines and the multiple interior pockets are thoughtful touches. It's a bit on the pricey side, but the quality and performance make it well worth the investment. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a lightweight, reliable tent for backcountry adventures!

Fully freestanding is what makes this tent so awesome. Two large vestibules, side entry, great headroom, and good quality materials are icing on the cake. The sides are held taut and flat to the ground; no flapping, sagging, or floor/side wrinkles like the BA Fly Creek. It’s basically a miniature car camping dome tent. I’ve backpacked with tarps, tarp tents, single wall tents, and double wall semi-freestanding tents, and none compare to the easy set up and protection offered by the Copper Spur. It is worth carrying the extra weight for the headroom alone and to never again set up a semi-freestanding tent short a corner stake because of rocks. I would rather have not had the “awning” feature, it is more trouble than it is worth. The tent in its bag is a little large and takes up valuable space, so I carry the poles and stakes on the outside of my pack and the tent inside. I love this tent.

I love this tent. I used it when I hiked rim to rim in the Grand Canyon. It was very lightweight and quick and easy to set up and tear down. I spent six nights in this tent. The fly was good on the rims where it was down to about 50° on the south rim and 30° on the north rim. I did not use the fly when I was in the canyon because it stayed up around 80° even at night. There was enough room for me on my sleeping pad and some essentials inside. There is a very handy pocket towards your feet that can hold things like your phone or a flashlight. I feel like it was a great value for the price I paid,I am even considering purchasing the two person size for when my partner and I hike together.

Leicht, einfach aufzubauen und perfekt für einen Wanderurlaub. Ich habe mich für das 3-Personnen Zelt entschieden, auch wenn wir meist zu zweit unterwegs sind, da so die Möglichkeit besteht, bei schlechtem Wetter die Rucksäcke mit reinzunehmen. Von Regen, über Hagel und Sonnenschein hält das Zelt was es verspricht. Ich würde es jedem empfehlen, der nach einem leichten, Wander, Outdoor-Zelt sucht. Es ist zwar ein stolzer Preis, aber man bekommt was für sein Geld :)

Ik heb een bedrag van €545,85 betaald voor een tent die ik heb geretourneerd. De verkoper gaf herhaaldelijk aan mijn informatie niet te hebben ontvangen, waardoor het proces vertraagd werd. Uiteindelijk liet de verkoper weten dat DHL de levering niet kon traceren. Vervolgens heb ik contact opgenomen met DHL en een officieel bewijs ontvangen waarin staat dat het pakket wel degelijk is geleverd, inclusief de naam van de ontvanger bij de verkoper. Ondanks dit duidelijke bewijs heb ik mijn geld niet teruggekregen, omdat de aanvraag volgens de verkoper te laat zou zijn ingediend. Dit terwijl de vertraging juist het gevolg was van gebrekkige communicatie vanuit de verkoper. Ik verzoek u dringend om alsnog tot terugbetaling over te gaan. Ik heb correct geretourneerd en voldoe aan de voorwaarden van uw A-Z garantie. Deze situatie is voor mij zeer teleurstellend en past niet bij de service die ik van dit platform mag verwachten.

Das Zelt hat seinen ersten Test in Südchile bestanden: stürmischer, wasserdicht, leicht und rasch aufzubauen. Hervorragend!