Big Agnes Copper Spur UL3 Tenda a 3 posti rosso/arancione

Bought this at the beginning of this year and have used 10 times, including a backpacking trip in the grand canyon. I LOVE this bad boy. Super quick to set up, doesn’t really matter which way you fold it when putting it back in its bag, and I love how much mesh there is when you’re not using the rain cover. The rain cover is also super easy to clip in and set up in a rush, which has happened when I’ve woken up in the middle of the four corners region to a thunderstorm in the middle of the night lol. Good pockets, poles are good quality, the stakes are eh but that’s up to personal preference, and I get lots of compliments. I’ve camped solo, with two people, and with three. When you get to three people, just pay attention to your sleeping pads - my friend had an extra wide one and we had to do some weird maneuvers to get all 3 of our pads to sit flat; I think if you had 3x the same shape you’d be better off than our mix of three completely different shape/length/brand pad setup lol.

This tent is nice, large, and comfortable. I used it for 31 nights while hiking the WA portion of the PCT. However, the tent stuff sack is absolutely terrible. After only 10 days, the bag completely disintegrated and became useless. I had to use my bear bag to carry the tent for the remainder of our trip. Big Agnes supposedly has a warranty to replace items that have a manufacturing defect, but apparently they expect a tent bag to rip apart after only 10 days, as they would only replace my tent bag if I paid for a new one. Consider this a large 2 person tent. I cannot imagine trying to squeeze three people inside.

Love it! I had the copper spur 3p tent that we used in previous seasons for backpacking and loved it, so when they came out with an UL version- I was sold. Absolutely no complaints. It already had a great design with a good amount of pockets on the side and above for gear storage and organization which we appreciate (and missed in the tiger wall). It also has plenty of room for my wife and I and all our gear inside. I was able to cut my pack weight without any sacrifice- what’s not to love? Have used it on one trip already with mild/moderate wind and rain and temps overnight in the 30’s-no issues with rain/moisture or condensation.

Light and roomy tent. Set up and take down is pretty simple. Very light. It went back into the storage bag very easily. The bag clips instead of zips, so no broken zippers! Lots of storage compartments. There was more room inside than I expected.

Lightweight, spacious two-person backpacking tent. Easy to set up and pack.