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Hubba Hubba 2 Hiking Tent

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Details & Specs

With the lightweight Hubba Hubba 2-Person Hiking Tent by MSR, tackle the switchback without backtracking on durability.

Symmetrical in design with a non-tapered floor – this tent offers room to move, boasting impressive headroom within your outdoor bedroom. With taped seams and a Durashield™ coating for weather and tear resistance, the rainfly also features built-in gutters on the vestibule doors to promote run-off in the wetter weather. Kickstand vents also work in parting segments of the fly’s fabric to allow further ventilation. Greet every misty morning with one hand through the zippered door, closing to a single point for easy locating every time.

Flip back the removable rainfly to soak in summit scenes from peachy skies to pale morning haze. The inner is a washed-out grey to promote neutral, natural lighting – bringing a rustic magic to your setup. Poles of superior aerospace composite materials - ballistic-fiber, carbon, and resin - are strong enough to defy the windy conditions and wild outdoor dynamics with exceptional strength, lightweightedness, and resilience. Stay grounded at your campsite in the clouds, owing to lightweight and reflective guy points and robust stake-out loops for security at the summit. A unified hub-and-pole system also enables a quick setup and faster pack down – so you can slow down and soak in the high moments.

The MSR Hubba Hubba 2-Person Hiking Tent is lightweight living in a single, compact stuff sack.

Symmetrical design and non-tapered floor for maximum interior space
Freestanding design
Unified hub-and-pole system for easy setup and pack-down
Easton® Syclone™ Poles with cutting-edge construction for strength in challenging weather
Mesh and solid fabric constructed of a durable nylon and silicone blend
Durashield™-coated rainfly for scratch and tear resistance
Reinforced patches and stitching at guy points for durability
2x large StayDry™ doors for easy, one-handed entry and exit
Rainfly kickstand vent for airflow
Removable rainfly allows for stargazer view
Light grey inner colouring promotes neutral light
Locking anodized stake loop grommets for added strength
Lightweight and reflective guy-outs
Overhead gear loft pockets for stashing small belongings
Compression stuff sack with pull handle

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Sleeping Capacity:

2 Person

Sleeping Area:

213L x 127W cm

External Dimensions:

213L x 259W cm

Packed Dimensions:

46L x 11W x 11H cm

Weight:

1.47 Kg

Minimum Weight:

1.30 Kg

Max. Head Height:

101 cm

Material:

20D Ripstop Nylon 1200mm DuraShield™ Polyurethane & Silicone

Inner Material:

20D Ripstop Nylon & DWR | 10D Polyester Micro−Mesh

Floor Material:

20D Ripstop Nylon 1200mm DuraShield™ Polyurethane & DWR

Frame Material:

Easton® Syclone™

Waterhead Rating:

Fly 1200mm | Floor 1200mm

Warranty:

3 Year

Supplier Code:

T220-11506

Snowys Code:

156092

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Q&A's (11)

Stuff sacks1 answer

Hey guys, I want to carry the inner and the fly separately in winter, which size stuff sacks would suit each?

Mad dog - Adelaide, SA (5 days ago)

G'day Mad Dog,

If you do not need to fit the poles, and plan to strap them to the side of your pack or similar, then I'd be looking at an 8L or 13L Sea to Summit Stuff sack for the fly and inner. This will depend on if you plan to roll, fold or stuff them separately.

Leece - Snowys(2 days ago)

Can I buy replacement fly?1 answer

I bought one of these 10yrs ago. Taken care of it but waterproofing on fly is now deteriorating. Can I get replace fly only?

Sean - Ainslie, ACT(2 weeks ago)

G'day Sean,

We don't have replacement flys as an available spare part, but you could contact MSR directly.
The Australian distibutor is Spelean, so they could be a good place to start

Lauren - Snowys(2 weeks ago)

Hubby hubby 2 fly only setup1 answer

Hi can the hubby hubby 2 do a fly only setup? Does it come with a footprint (groundsheet) if not is one available?

Nigel - Schofields, NSW(11 months ago)

G'day Nigel,

Because of the way the poles are set up the Hubba Hubba can't do a fly-only setup. The Hubba Hubba doesn't come with a footprint but there is one available separately called the MSR Universal 2P Footprint.

Kaya - Snowys(11 months ago)

setup/dismantle1 answer

will you be doing a setup and pull down video on this tent in the near future?

Ian - Salisbury, adelaide(12 months ago)

G'day Ian.

We will add it to the list. There is a video from the MSR site you can view here that will give you a pretty good understanding of the set up / pack down process.

Lee - Snowys(12 months ago)

Hubba Hubba 1 answer

Hi. Is this the NX2 model?

Kevin - Sydney, NSW(1 year ago)

G'day Kevin,

The NX2 is the previous model of this tent, the Hubba Hubba we have on the website is the current model. The MSR website defaults to the European page which doesn't have these new models yet, on the USA website it does show these as the latest model.

Kaya - Snowys(1 year ago)

Poles1 answer

Have you had any reported issues with pole breakages?

Connor - NSW(1 year ago)

G'day Connor,

Pole issues with the Hubba Hubba are virtually unheard of. The main issues are with the fly, and people packing the tent compressed for extended periods or time, or not fully dry.
Best practice is keeping the tent fly in a large mesh stuff sack between uses.

Lauren - Snowys(1 year ago)

Country of manufacture1 answer

Where is this tent manufactured?

Chris - Oatley, NSW(1 year ago)

Made in Taiwan, Chris, I think all the MSR tents come from the same factory. ~ Ben

Ben - Snowys(1 year ago)

Mar HH23 answers

Is this tent (Mar HH 2 available with a grey rain cover

Peter - Hazelwood South, VIC (2 years ago)

G'day Peter,

Unfortunately not. The grey/silver model is the old 2020 version, all new 2022 Hubba Hubba Models have the khaki-ish type fly.
You may be able to find some of the previous 2020 version in stock with some retailers, its called the Hubba Hubba NX.
Hope that helps.

Lauren - Snowys(2 years ago)

Is this the European version or the USA version?

Mick - Croydon south, VIC (9 months ago)

G'day Mick,

This is the USA option - Europe don't have this latest Huuba Hubba 2 yet, they're still on the old NX
Hope that helps.

Lauren - Snowys(9 months ago)

MSR Hubba Hubba 2P1 answer

I’ve noticed the new version of the MSR Hubba Hubba 2p only has 20D for its floor specs and not 30D like the older version, is this correct?

Lucy - Mcdowall, QLD(2 years ago)

G'day Lucy,

Yep, thats correct. Deniers can be abit misleading, as that's only one small element of fabric specifications - essentially just relates to the density of the individual fiber & doesnt cover thread counts or gsm.
MSR have explained that the previous models floor material couldn't be seam sealed, so the current version has had a floor overhaul to a slightly different fabric that does come seam sealed - there shouldn't be any difference with long term performance.

Lauren - Snowys(2 years ago)

MSR Hubba Hubba 2 person1 answer

Are the pole segments shortened for cycle touring.

Ian - East Maitland, NSW (2 years ago)

G'day Ian,

The packed length of 46cm is essentially the shortest size of the collapsed frame. It's not uncommon for cycle tourers to pack the poles seperately to make it all work easier.
If theres any further we can help with or check out for you, just let us know!

Lauren - Snowys(2 years ago)