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garantie tente msr MSRMSR Hubba Hubba Bikepack 1 Person Tent The new Hubba Hubba Bikepack 1 person tent has been meticulously designed for life on two wheels. Thoughtful features that all cyclists will appreciate married with spacious performance make this tent best in class. The Inside: The true rectangular floor (no foot taper) is large enough for all your gear and 38 inches (0. 97 m) of headroom lets you sit up comfortably. The tent body is a blend of mesh and solid

MSR | Hubba Hubba Bikepack 1-Person Tent

The new Hubba Hubba Bikepack 1-person tent has been meticulously designed for life on two wheels. Thoughtful features that all cyclists will appreciate married with spacious performance make this tent best-in-class.

The Inside: The true rectangular floor (no foot taper) is large enough for all your gear and 38 inches (0.97 m) of headroom lets you sit up comfortably. The tent body is a blend of mesh and solid fabric that provides airflow, privacy and weather protection. The no-curve tent door features zippers that are easy to use with one hand. It also zips closed to a single point so you always know where to open the door, even in the dark. Tech-friendly pockets feature cable ports at the corners for charging cords, and large overhead gear loft pockets are perfect for gloves, sunglasses and other quick-access items. An interior clothesline and optional but included exterior clothesline provide ample space to hang damp gear.

The Outside: The rectangular tent design means you can set up the Hubba in a flash, particularly useful in those unexpected rainstorms. Strong, lightweight DAC poles are sized to fit perfectly on your handlebars when packed. These shorter poles are also good for kayak campers who want to fit a tent more easily in their boat storage. A waterproof coating and taped seams keep the Hubba stable and dry so you can ride out weather in comfort. The stealth-green rainfly features an extra-large vestibule for storing any cycling gear you don’t want inside. The easy in-and-out vestibule door has a StayDry™ rain gutter to keep dripping water off you and your gear, and a kickstand vent maximizes airflow.

The Handlebar Bag: The meticulously designed waterproof handlebar storage bag fits on any bike, whether it has flat or drop bars. Included optional spacers hold the bag away from the bars so it doesn’t eat up valuable real estate for other items. The bag also has a reflective logo for increased visibility on the road, and loops to tie on additional gear. Its small, packed size also means you can easily fit it in panniers, a frame bag or a backpack.

The Bottom Line: With excellent on-bike stability and feature-rich camp comfort, the Hubba Hubba Bikepack tent will quickly become your new favorite home-away-from home.

Specs

1-Person Tent
 Minimum Weight (Standard) 2 lb 1 oz
Packaged Weight (Standard) 2 lb 13 oz
Floor Area (Standard) 18 sq. ft
Vestibule Area (Standard) 9 sq. ft
Interior Peak Height (Standard) 38 in
Number of Poles 2
Packed Size (Standard): 14 x 6.5 x 4.5 in
Number of Doors: 1
Freestanding: Yes


Handlebar Bag, Tent body, Rainfly, Poles, Stakes, Guylines, Pole bag, Stake bag, Instructions

*Compatible with the Universal 1 Person Regular Footprint, Not include

Features

  • Lightweight: Minimum weight is 2 lbs. 1 oz (0.9 kg)
  • Waterproof Handlebar Bag: Designed to attach seamlessly to flat or drop bars, the streamlined tent bag is seam-taped and waterproof.
  • Handlebar Spacers: Removable spacers ‘float’ the bag away from handlebars to free up real estate for hands or accessories, and a headtube bungee keeps things stable off-road.
  • Short Poles: Designed with shorter segments, strong DAC poles fold up small to fit easily between drops (folded width = 12 in / 30cm).
  • Super Packable: Packed tent is designed for minimal volume so you can stuff it into small spaces like a pannier, frame bag or backpack.
  • Maximum Space: True rectangular floorplan and exceptional head room (38 in/0.97 m); large side-entry vestibule to store gear.
  • Waterproof: PEU fabric coating and taped seams keep the elements outside where they belong.
  • Full-Featured Rainfly: One large StayDry™ door with built-in rain gutter and kickstand vent for extra ventilation.
  • Hang-to-Dry: Interior and optional exterior clotheslines, plus oversized storage pockets, make it easy to dry sweaty or rain-drenched gear so you’re ready to roll the next day.
  • Tech-Friendly Pockets: Cable ports on all pockets for easy cord management.
  • Easy Setup & Packing: Unified hub-and-pole system and symmetrical design make setup super quick; ultra-compact stuff sack.
  • Stargazing Mesh: Leave the fly off and watch the stars through the top mesh window.
  • Durable Details: Reinforced patches, stitching at guy points and locking anodized stake loop grommets for extra strength.

    Materials

    20D ripstop nylon 1200mm polyether urethane & silicone, FR Free

    10D polyester micromesh / 20D ripstop nylon & C0 DWR

    10D polyester micro-mesh
    20D ripstop nylon 1200mm polyether urethane & C0 DWR

    Made in Vietnam

    WARNING: Cancer and reproductive harm

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    MSR Believes in What They Build

    They know that in the backcountry, reliable gear is critical. That’s why MSR gear has always been engineered to the highest quality standards and rigorously tested before it reaches you.

    If your MSR gear is in need of repair, our technicians will work to find you a solution as quickly as possible. A majority of the time, MSR products can be repaired.

    Warranty

    This 3-year Limited Warranty is provided to you by Cascade Designs, Inc., a company doing business as Mountain Safety Research (“MSR”).

    So long as you are the original purchaser, and you use your MSR product for the use it was intended (for example, using snowshoes as snow flotation devices, and not as water skis; stoves for boiling water outside, and not for roasting marshmallows), and you treat your products with care and maintain them properly, we warrant your product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for three years.

    This warranty does not cover wear and tear to your product. Common examples of wear and tear include: faded colors, abrasions, scuffing/scratches, degradation of materials caused by UV exposure or use, and corrosion, etc. Additionally, this warranty does not cover products that have been altered in any way, improperly maintained, or misused, abused, or neglected.

    If you are experiencing an issue that you feel falls under the MSR Limited Warranty, MSR's here to help with that too. Please contact their team to get started.

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