Solution Dyed fabric is highly resistant to UVfade and drastically reduces water and energy use during manufacturing, a process that is better for the environment and improves the quality of the tent fabric
12" Shortstik Poleset is ideal for packing onto handlebars, panniers and saddlebags, or just saving space in any pack
Simplified setup with proprietary tent corner construction and unique TipLok Tent Buckle"
Multiple bike-frame attachment configurations for burley compression stuff sack with daisy-chain webbing system
Smooth-closing, dual-zipper door with easy-grip zipper pulls on two doors and two vestibules with storm flaps on the vestibule zippers
Ease of entry with dual-zipper door and quick reach-through access using only one zipper and stow unzipped door easily with Quick Stash door keeper on tent body door
Stash helmet and oversized gear in 3-D shelf, utilizing dead space above your feet or securely store helmet on top of tent body with elastic webbing and use daisy-chain webbing loops on the fly exterior to dry wet clothes and gear
Maximized storage options with oversized ceiling pocket and multiple interior loops for use with gear lofts or for attaching other accessories
Clean earbud-cord routing from phones or other devices through media pockets located above sleeping area
Dry, dirt-free changing and gear storage with extended footprint creates a vestibule floor, sold separately
Increased air flow and reduced condensation through fly vent and low vent feature on the vestibule doors for more air flow while still providing vestibule coverage
Easy to pitch any time of day with reflective guylines and colorcoded webbing on tent corners, extra stability with velcro tabs that connect fly to pole structure, and ready to pitch with pre-cut guylines and tensioners attached to fly
Includes NEW lighter, yet stronger Dirt Dagger UL Tent Stakes with patent pending I-Beam aluminum construction
All seams taped with waterproof, solvent-free polyurethane tape (No PVCor VOC's)
TipLok Tent Buckle
DAC Featherlite NFL pole system
Ultralight plastic clips attach tent body to pole frame
Hub pole design
2 Interior mesh pockets, 1 oversized mesh pocket with two cordrouting portals and 9 Big Agnes Dirt Dagger UL stakes
Gear loft loops
Fits Triangle, Large Trapezoid and Wall gear lofts (not included)
Fly and floor are Solution Dyed nylon #6 ripstop 1200MM PUI silicone coated, W/R
Tent body is Solution Dyed nylon #6 ripstop and polyester mesh
Brand : Big Agnes
Web ID: 23TUMUTGRWLLL2BKPCAT
SKU: 25593574
End Use
Bikepacking, Camping
Season
3 Season
Capacity (people)
2 Person
Minimum Trail Weight
2 lbs 7 oz
Packed Weight
2 lbs 15 oz
Floor Dimensions
86" x 52" / 42"
Peak Height
39"
# of Doors
2
Design Type
Semi-freestanding
Packed Size
13" x 6.5"
Floor Area
28 ft²
Vestibule Area
8 ft² + 8 ft²
Footprint Included
No
Number of Poles
1
Pole Material
DAC Featherlite NSL aluminum
Fabric
Fly and floor: Solution-dyed water-repellent silicone treated nylon ripstop with a 1200mm water-resistant, polyurethane coating; Body: Solution-dyed nylon ripstop and polyester mesh
REVIEWS
4.6
7 Reviews
Abraham
1 year ago
Same Tent, Shorter Poles
After 8,000 miles of bikepacking with the Tiger Wall UL2 (non-bikpacking version), I have always had trouble with the pole length - chafing through bags, chafing my legs, interfering with my handlebars, etc. When I ordered the long pole version of the tent the bikepacking version wasn't available. The tent has been the best I've ever used in a long list dating back for 30 years. It was finally time to invest in the bikepacking version....but I will definitely keep both. Apart from the pole length, the Tiger Wall UL2 has been perfect in all other ways. I use the 2-person just for myself because the extra few ounces of weight are easily overlooked considering the extra space. There's plenty of room for all my gear, room to sit up and move around, stretch after riding, and never feel cramped. The gear loft has proven it's worth time and again for storing my helmet, wet gear or any other need to clear some space on the tent floor. The double door option is also a great feature of this tent. If the wind is on one side, you can use the other door - or if the wind/weather changes overnight. It's also good for privacy and maximizing ventilation. The one thing missing on the bikepacking version are the MountainGlo tent lights, though I will either order another set, or use one set for both. We all know what it's like to use your headlamp to find your way around in the dark, or locate items in camp or the in the tent - it's fine. That said, the tent lights are another item where I am willing to allow the extra weight. They are an amazing addition to the tent (you can also use them around the camp site). The lights are not too bright to be blinding or annoying, but provide enough light to keep everything in your tent in sight. These tents are so easy to set up and take down, even in adverse weather or high winds. They remain waterproof and can be converted into more airy shelters by only using tent or only the fly. I would recommend this tent everytime.
Overanalyze
3 years ago
Prefer The 3man Version
This is a good tent in a lot of ways. It packs small and easy given tent poles are only 15inches long. The stuff sack and tent stakes are very compact and come attached together so can not forget the tent stakes. I like how the footprint completely covers the tent floor space and the vestibule so easy to keep tent clean and dry. The weakness is that the venting is inadequate in this region (South), the material while quality seems thin again for the dew we get so when wet, you must be cautious with the zipper and finally, inexplicably there is no tension adjustment on any of the guidelines. At the end, for me, interior space is a bit small as I bring my gear in due to wetness and as critters like to carry stuff off. I am going to look at selling my 2man and purchase the 3man or the Copperspur bike pack 3man.
Mark W
3 years ago
Very Light Double-wall Tent
I've used this tent for about 30 nights bikepacking and it's still looks good as new. The double vestibule style is great for two people, especially when you spend a lot of nights or long evenings in the tent. In rain it has been great, but you do have to be careful where you pitch it in very strong wind - it's not as strong as a tunnel tent or 4-season (as you'd expect). I have had one occasion where the tent was collapsed (but popped back up) by the wind, but using all guylines and re-tensioning helped. In gale winds it's best to have a windbreak if you can find one. Otherwise, no complains - it's comfortable, easy to pitch, well made and light.
wooftoof
3 years ago
Perfect Gdmbr Shelter
This is my first ultralight tent, and I was sorta scared of the delicate-looking material when I first took it out. Fortunately, other than an encounter with a rambunctious farm pup looking for cuddles the first night I used it (he ended up making an easily-patchable tear on the door when he pawed at it to come inside), this tent has proven to be much hardier than I expected. I took it on the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route the summer of '21, and lived out of it for a couple of months. Since packed size isn't much different between solo and 2p styles, I went for the 2p, since I like to sprawl out anyway. The times I've shared it with my partner (both of us pretty medium-to-large-sized folks), I've felt it was a bit cramped...I do use a wide sleeping pad, though. Another bonus of the 2p is that there is room to huddle under the rainfly with your bike if you get caught in a downpour--and this set works wonderfully that way! Be sure to use guy lines and whatever extra stakes or tethers you have available when it's super windy--otherwise it will definitely feel like it's gonna come crashing in on ya. Overall it treated me well, and I used the included strap system more than I thought I would. It's a really really great tent!
4 years ago
Great For Motorcycle Camping!
This tent packs super small! This is a huge plus (and the reason I bought it) for anyone looking to ride off road on a motorcycle since out luggage tends to be modular. Every motorcyclist I have camped with has been very jealous. The tent is super easy to set up and take down, and you have plenty of room for you and your gear. Also, all the zippers feel great. I have used it camping on beaches in Baja, up mountains, and out in the desert during windy nights and it has always been super comfortable. The only downside is the stakes are short (so it make camping on sand a bit of a pain) and bend super easily.
