Big Agnes Fly Creek HV Ultralight 1 Person Bikepack Tent

This is a very well made tent, the shorter poles are nice because they can fit horizontally in a backpacking backpack if you choose to go that route. The interior is quite tight so dont expect to get much gear if any at all inside the tent, but the vestibule is large enough to fit your pack. The footprint for the bikepack version of this tent is nice because it adds coverage for the vestibule to keep your gear dry albeit at a slight weight and size penalty. The material of the tent is nice but like all big agnes tents you might expect some sag/stretching in the rain. The gear loops on the fly are convenient but I wish they were a bungie material, they can be a tad loose if you're trying to dry out smaller gear like socks and underwear. You will also need 2 stakes to fully pitch the foot, otherwise the tent material will sag on your feet. So if you're camping somewhere where you cant drive stakes you might have to tie your guy lines to rocks Overall its a solid tent, very simple to set up and quite sturdy. Not quite as light as the backpacking version (the bag is significantly heavier duty).

I've had a hand full of one person tents for mountaineering and backpacking trips. This one is hands down my favorite. It's packs in your backpack effortlessly- you won't even notice the small amount of space it takes up. Sleeps good - perfect size for me. I'm 5'10 190lbs..plenty of room. I store my gear in the vestibule outside. The side compartments are nice and especially the roof storage for random gear whatever you got. The quality of tent is amazing - held up in rain/snow/intense heat..big fan of BigAgnes and what they're doing.

Super easy to set up, even in the dark. Room to sit up. Extremely lightweight and compack.

Very impressed with how light this tent is and how well it is designed to attach to the bike handlebar. Setting it up is pretty straight forward. The tent is pretty spacious! I have the 1 person model and I am 6' tall and I had no problem with the amount of space in this tent. Plenty room for my stuff (clothing and helmet etc.)

Can't wait to use this tent. It packs up so small and is lighter than most minimalist camp chairs. Comes with straps to mount it right to your handlebars so no need for a bag. Excited for it!

First of all, Big Agnes is a hreat company that stands by their products. I upgraded to this tent from a warranty claim on a Seedhouse 1. This tent is a great lightweight minimalist setup. I go ultralight and this fits the bill, could probably cram it into a Nalgene, short poles are also beneficial for bikepacking (easily fits between the drops). Setup is easy enough. There are a lot of internal pockets (love that). The downside, I am 6'2" and this tent is pretty small, I can lay in it easily enough but with a restless night im hitting the walls. I can maybe sit up fully in it, it's close. I consider it to be a luxury bivy. I can fit myself and maybe 2 dry bags inside, and I leave the rest in the vestibule. BUT I knew what I was getting into and most of the time the weight overcomes the sacrifices.

Ultralight and easy setup. Used this tent for a 5 day bikepacking trip paired with big Agnes sleeping pad. Scrapped the built in handlebar bag for a waterproof burrito bag. Two nights of nuclear rain and proper rain fly setup keeps ya dry to the bone. Snap pop and straighten gives you a quick setup and tear down. Stuff in a bag and your pedaling. 10 out of 10.

Light and spacious when you tie out the sides. Even without, it still works but there's a risk of moisture in the foot area.