WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THIS TENT? // MSR Hubba Hubba 2P (2022) Review

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The MSR Hubba Hubba is MSR's best-selling, spacious and lightweight freestanding backpacking tent and was updated in 2022. Compared to its competitors like the Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2, Nemo Dragonfly OSMO, and Sea2Summit Telos, the MSR Hubba Hubba wins out on space, durability, weather-protection, and ease of setup. It was the best choice for me for backpacking in all seasons.

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I have always wanted an MSR tent. I have a bunch of MSR gear from snowshoes to stoves and all have been rock solid. I expect nothing more from this tent. What is your favorite backpacking tent?

OutsideChronicles

The Hubba Hubba has been a workhorse for me for 17 years.

steveclarke

thank you @outsidechronicles, as a shoulder season camper this was a really helpful review. After using my old 6lb backpacking tent for the last 25 years, I've finally decided to try something new. My first choice was the Nemo Dragonfly OSMO but that rain fly scares me! So I started looking at the 2022 MSR Hubba Hubba and your video answered all of my questions :)

melanie

Almost 8 years with mine hubba hubba and I had to fix some small things! But the support was good, and the tent is AWESOME! I’m a thru hiker I did the GR11 with this tent, i it worked perfectly!

jpsilvao

One thing a lot of people forget to mention as well on the Hubba hubba is that the walls are near vertical form the floor which is very useful if you are somewhat tall (i am 195cm something like 6"3 in a weird system) and this tent is the only tent i fit in this category.

atzedevries

You can easily set up the outer first when you have the footprint :) With the new footprints from MSR you have tie the ropes at each corner so you get a little hole for the poles. Set up the poles and then just put the outer over. It's around 1.2kg that way. (msr says .97)

philhamann

Just bought one today based on your awesome review. Thanks

christiancipolat

Great review. I've gone for the Freelite 2P as I live in New Zealand and I'm only a 3 season hiker. Very happy with my purchase. Seems most people these days go for the tents that require hiking poles to set up. And these people often don't use the 2 poles which means it's basically the same weight. Just prefer tents with poles personality.

GeorgeBeck

bought my hubba back in 2015 and it has performed excellent in a range of various conditions and environments. Still does.

Hannesk

You can easily do a fly only pitch by sticking the pole ends into the ground, if it is soft enough. Then just attach your rain fly and clip in the inner tent. Done it a few times in the highlands with considerable downpour and everything was dry inside

vilebeggar

If you like this classic look, you might as well go for the 3fulgear Floating Cloud 2, which is exactly the same, with the same workmanship.

AndrewHirano

I recently purchased a Nemo Hornet OSMO 2p... I'm just over 6'-2"
When lay inside, im touching on both sides. I also go winter backpacking in snow storm, my previous MSR tent was great. I think I'll be returning the Nemo for MSR. Your input help reinforced my decision. I'm going on a 25 mile 3 day, 2 night through hike next weekend. We shall see how the Nemo tent does.

redwhiteblue

UK owner here, very satisfied user. Predominantly 3 season use with the odd winter trip. I had no issues using in winter and would use more if I didn't have a hot tent setup for that log fire comfort 😉 solid tent 👍

Trunky-rf