Big Agnes Copper Spur Ul4 Weight

2020 footprint copper spur hv ul4 to extend the life of your tent floor we recommend using a big agnes footprint or ground cloth.

Big agnes copper spur ul4 weight.

One of our best selling full featured ultralight backpacking shelters the copper spur hv ul series is designed with a high volume hub to maximize strength and increase living space without adding weight. Redesigned with new features inside and out using proprietary materials that are lighter stronger and equipped with hardware that makes set up even. The big agnes footprint also enables you to pitch a lightweight fast fly shelter while leaving the tent body behind. To simplify your tent setup we ve combined three functions into one mechanism.

The big agnes copper spur hv ul2 is a high performance two door backpacking tent for people that want more space and comfort than lighter models offer. It is a great choice for those looking to either take it for a weekend or a couple of weeks. Based on the features of our best selling award winning copper spur ultralight tents the copper spur hv ul design allows for high volume pole architecture resulting in steeper walls without adding weight high volume angle hub increases strength by 25 and the useable interior volume by 20 when compared to previous versions of the copper spur. But for folks unwilling to drop that much money on a tent the limelight which comes with a footprint is a great alternative if you can split it among packs.

Copper spur hv ul4 three season free standing ultralight tents. The secure pole tip capture won t release your pole tip during setup streamlining the process especially if you are setting up solo. You pay for the spaciousness in weight though as the limelight 4p is nearly 3 pounds heavier than the other four person shelter in our roundup the big agnes copper spur hv ul4. We ve won some awards and evolved it into more than just a best selling line.

Already one of our best selling full featured ultralight backpacking tents the copper spur hv ul series just got better.