Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL Ultralight Bikepacking Tent Review

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1. Jason Verified Buyer – 17 April 2024

   I love it so much. Full review incoming…
   

2. Rain Verified Buyer – 3 September 2024

   Big Agnes always makes great tents. I zip this in my backcountry backpack and off I go! Compared to the COPPER SPUR HV UL 3 nonbikepacking The tent is pretty much the same, great ultra light material and durable too. I’ve had this tent through heavy winds, heavy rain, and I have to say, for 549, this is a great investment for any true hiker/bike packer/back country campers and more.I love the fact that the bag for the tent is way more durable than the copper spur hv UL3 . I have not put it through a snow test, but hope to sometime soon. If it’s as durable as the hv 3 nonbikepacking I know I won’t need to worry!
   (from a backcountry camper & avid hiker(: )
   

3. R. TEMPLIN Verified Buyer – 18 October 2024

   As advertised
   

4. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 11 December 2024

   Perfect tent for motorcycle camping when size, weight and quality matters the most. Plus Big Agnes makes a corresponding tent floor mattress pad to fit this tent.
   

5. sherri selick Verified Buyer – 27 January 2025

   I love all Big Agnes tents and camping gear. This is my second Big Agnes tent and I love it. Can’t wait to use it this weekend in fall weather!!!!🏕️🏕️🏕️
   

6. Dave Campbell Verified Buyer – 9 February 2025

   Bought this tent for an ultralight 1P tent for bikepacking. First trip went great. It’s light weight, roomy, packs small, lots of features, good zippers.

   

7. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 4 March 2025

   I waited months for this tent! But worth it. The bike packing version with the “short-stick poleset was worth the price
   

8. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 12 March 2025

   Weight is excellent..material is onion thin and very easy to puncture…. for this price point I would have expected a more durable material, especially for camping on various terrain.
   

9. Willi Haas Verified Buyer – 1 April 2025

   sehr leicht und mit vielen durchdachten Kleinigkeiten, bin bei Regen trocken geblieben und obwohl das Material extrem dünn ist, hab ich es drinnen bei draußen 5 Grad warm gehabt. Durchdacht sind die gleichfarbigen Clips von Über- und Innenzelt, die Belüftungsmöglichkeit mit einem Abstandhalter, das große Innenfach und die tollen Zeltnägel mit Rausziehen-Schlaufe.
   

10. Bert Verified Buyer – 12 April 2025

    If you’re looking for a light, reasonably durable, fully freestanding one person tent with a little bit of extra room on the sides and some extra length, then I would consider this a top choice. I’m 6’2″, so most ultralight tents aren’t long enough to comfortably fit me (in smaller tents, the bottom of my sleeping bag is pressed against the end of the tent.) So far, I’ve taken it on a 3 day backpacking and 2 and 5 day bikepacking trips and I really love it. It packs down small, it’s easy to set up, and it has a large storage loft and some pockets for organizing your gear inside. What your sacrificing with this ultralight tent is some durability. If you’re thinking that because it’s 500 plus dollars, you’re getting a tent that’s as durable as a $120 REI tent, you are mistaken. My REI tent uses a thicker and more durable material, the larger zippers work better/smoother, and it has held up very well with hard use. But it’s relatively large and heavy, so I prefer the HV UL1 for most adventures. I use a footprint with my HV UL1 and I carry a roll of tenacious tape to patch up any rips. My initial impressions are that, with careful handling, it will last a long time.