Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL1 Bikepack

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I was worried that the small tent would feel claustrophobic, but no! There is quite a lot of space and the light fabric adds to the airy feel.

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Along for a hike in June's windless and rainless weather. Easy to set up. Easy to carry.

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A light and compact tent for one person. Pros: easy to assemble, fits into a small space when packed, comfortably even in a short space. The minus is the "shower feeling" (it feels like going to sleep in a plastic bag) and the fact that the fabric gets caught between the zipper very easily. The zip of the apse should therefore be opened very calmly. The ground cloth is the best with this, it stays tight and dry and you can reach through a low doorway with your socks on the ground cloth. In cooler weather, the outer tent collects condensation on the inner surface and it may then drip into the inner tent as well, but having the ventilation hatch open helps

Great tent

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A high-quality camping tent that packs down really small and light. Quick and easy to set up. The only small improvement could be that you could also make a zipper on the other side of the inner tent, which would give you access to the stuff underneath. Now there is a large space left unused under the cover fabric on the opposite side of the doorway, where a camping bag could fit well.

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The tent has now been in use for about 4 months, during which time it has slept for about 50 nights. The first feel of the material is plastic, from which one star away. However, as promised, the tent is light and packs well both on the backpack and between the narrower tipping horns when riding a bike. In all weathers, setting up a tent is quick and easy after the first training sessions. During the hot summer, the indoor tent alone was very functional, the bugs staying well outside. The denser wall at the bottom of the tent allows you to change clothes quite imperceptibly. Ventilation also works very well in summer weather. In autumn rains (water, sleet and snow), when the air temperature falls below 8˚C, a lot of moisture condenses on the inner surface of the paving tent, which the ventilation opening is not enough to remove. Here's another star out. In frost, moisture freezes away into a shaky layer of lattice. A small zipper (which therefore does not exist) on the other long side of the inner tent would also allow the goods to be stored and used on both sides of the tent, but the storage of the goods under the skirt works well even without this. Plus, the tent’s larger spaces allow for careful cooking under the “canopy shroud” that can be opened on walking sticks, even in rainy weather. In my experience, a tent is a very good choice for summer and early fall (probably also late spring) excursions, for the winter I recommend some other option.

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Packed nicely for cycling. Goes with a narrow drop bar.

Hello, i have a question: is the weight of 1.28 kg including the bike bag or does the weight add to that? Thanks :-)