Tents Big Agnes

Big Agnes' Wyoming Trail 4 Tent is essentially two tents with a gigantic vestibule for all our camping, climbing, or mountain biking gear. This vestibule can also turn into an awning (with two trekking poles) that we can sit under with our buddies during bad weather. The PU-coated fly keeps us dry while we sip coffee and watch the drenched woods. Big Agnes also coated the floor to keep your gear safe, and mesh panels on the durable walls add breathable ventilation when the sun pops out. The Wyoming Trail 4 also features four doors and one normal-sized vestibule for valuables to open up flow and space. The tent's DAC lightweight pole system with plastic clips make for a simple setup, and there's …

Platinum tents are a part of the Crazylight Collection from Big Agnes. Weighing under two pounds, the Tiger Wall 3 Platinum Tent certainly lives up to its crazylight status. The tent features a silicone treated nylon fly and floor to keep wet weather out when you're hunkered down for the night, while steep walls increases space without adding bulk to maximize space within the tent, so you can stretch out and play a game while you wait out the storm. When you're ready to break camp, the DAC aluminum Featherlite poles keep the trail weight under three pounds for comfort when you're logging long miles on a daily basis. The Tiger Wall 3 Platinum might shave a pound off the original Tiger Wall tent,…

Weighing under two pounds, the Tiger Wall 2 Platinum Tent certainly lives up to its CrazyLight status. We love that the tent features a silicone treated nylon fly and floor to keep wet weather out when you're hunkered down for the night, while steep walls increases space without adding bulk to maximize space within the tent, so you can stretch out and play a game while you wait out the storm. When you're ready to break camp, the DAC aluminum Featherlite poles keep the trail weight under three pounds for comfort when you're logging long miles on a daily basis. The Tiger Wall 2 Platinum might shave a pound off the original Tiger Wall tent, but that doesn't mean Big Agnes skimped on features. …

The Three Wire Mesh Bivy is the perfect companion for solo adventures when weight, packability, and simplicity are prime concerns. With an incredibly lightweight mesh upper for protection from pesky insects, this ultralight shelter keeps things easy and breezy. When it's time to seize the day, the entire top third of the mesh bivy unzips for an extra large entry and exit!

Group camping is a dream when we're sleeping in the Spicer Peak Tent. This spacious shelter sleeps up to six—three couples, one big family, or one camper plus our pack of rescue pups—and has the headspace to comfortably rest, eat, or hang out together. The Spicer Peak features a thicker, stronger frame that offers more durability over time, more strength in rough conditions, and a more dome-like construction for added internal volume.

Spacious, double-walled, and freestanding, the Spicer Peak Tent from Big Agnes is one of our favorite options for quick, car-camping getaways. This tent prioritizes comfort and room to move, what, with its staggering interior head height of 70-inches and two large doors working together to create a well-flowing, spacious home away from home.

If you want a true luxury backpacking adventure, you might consider grabbing the Salt Creek SL3. Three doors, two vestibules, and vertical walls give this nifty freestanding tent easy access and plenty of room to move, and its 3-person capacity can be perfect for a couple and their fur baby, a couple and their real baby, or a couple and the extra room they want just to have it. It weighs into the superlight category of tents, yet comes with everything you need for 3-season comfort—waterproof fly for rainy weather, mesh ceiling for clear nights, an easy setup you'll appreciate after a long day on the trail, and reflective guylines to help you find your way home after the campfire's died down.

Whoever said you can't have convenience and comfort in a backpacking tent clearly hadn't encountered the Salt Creek. Three doors, two vestibules, and vertical walls give this nifty freestanding tent easy access and plenty of room to move, all while weighing into the superlight category of tents, so you can go on that long-distance adventure you've been dreaming about for years. It comes with everything you need for 3-season luxury, from a waterproof fly to a mesh ceiling for star-gazing, with an easy setup you'll appreciate after a long day on the trail, and reflective guylines so it's easy to find in the dark as you stumble to bed after putting out the campfire.

We've got it made in the shade with the Big Agnes Sage Canyon Shelter. This compact shelter covers 64 square feet with two larger, wide-open entry points, two open sidewalls, and an accessory wall that provides full coverage on the sides and partial coverage on the front and back openings. It comes ready to pitch with stakes and pre-cut, reflective guy lines and tensioners attached to the shelter for easy setup. It's all we need to stay out of the sun as we're meeting up with friends or family at the lake, park, campground, or summer music festival.

The Mad House collection consists of the biggest, all-season mountaineering tents from Big Agnes, and the Mad House 8 Tent is the largest of the line-up. Its 8-person capacity is certainly large enough for our base camp dining rooms or taking refuge in a multi-day storm, and the fly provides high UV protection and solid waterproofing to handle whatever weather we're camping in. The fly is removable, and the canopy has mesh windows to stay comfy on weekend camping trips, too. We really appreciate that there's a removable room divider to separate the tent for more privacy, and the vents include zippered mesh windows to let air in and keep bugs out.

The Mad House collection consists of the biggest, all-year mountaineering tents from Big Agnes, and the Mad House 6 Tent is the smaller of the two options. Its 6-person capacity is certainly large enough for base camp dining rooms or taking refuge in a multi-day storm, and the fly provides high UV protection as well as solid waterproofing for total protection in whatever weather we're camping in. The fly is removable, and the canopy has mesh windows to stay comfy on weekend camping trips, too. There's a removable room divider that separates the tent to provide more privacy, and the vents include zippered mesh windows to let air in and keep bugs out. Big Agnes also included large 3D bin pockets …

Serious alpine adventures often mean sacrificing some level of comfort, but Big Agnes's Guard Station 4 Tent offers dome-shaped shelter, burly protection, and simple setup for all four seasons. Innovative Dominico ripstop provides serious defense against stormy weather and abrasive terrain, thanks to its high-tenacity construction that's at least 20% stronger than similar ripstop fabrics. The domed design creates nearly vertical walls and a high ceiling for a homey feel.

We hike with speed and confidence when we are carrying the Big Agnes Fly Creek HV 1 Carbon Tent. This tent never weighs us down thanks to its lightweight carbon fiber poles and compact design. Thanks to this speed we can get to our campsite before the sun goes down and easily set up this reliable single-person tent so that we will be well rested for tomorrow's adventures.