Big Agnes Fly Creek HV Ultralight 1 Person Bikepack Tent

Great light weight tent. Wonderful warranty (Big Agnes replaced my old tent without any issues). I love how easy it is to assemble and how easy it is to pack. The perfect backpacking tent.

I've slept in this tent for at least 45 nights. A good amount of those were on a solo east coast bikepacking tour. Two nights I've slept in this tent in terrible Floridian seaside monsoons - one of which completely flowed underneath the tent lifting my sleeping pad off the ground. The bottom kept nearly all the moisture out and off my pad & sleeping bag. I had a opossum try to ransack my hot boiled peanuts inside the tent in Georgia. It held up long enough for me to get rid of my peanuts & the opossum. I've slept in it on multiple occasions throughout Dolores Canyon CO, Moab UT, northwest Arkansas. several subalpine locations throughout CO, the islands outside of Seattle WA, on the stormy beaches of western Oregon, and multiple lakes & state parks in SW MO. It's held up through it all & I'm by no means someone who takes incredible care of their gear. It just keeps going! No tears, no nothing. Best of all, it's got plenty of handy storage spaces inside. I'd recommend this tent to anyone looking for a lightweight bikepacking & backpacking sleeping solution. My bivy sleeping friends are envious of my backcountry comfort.

Love this tent. Lightweight + easy setup. I use it for backpacking as well as bikepacking!

Love this tent! For warmer temps I leave the fly at home and roll up my Big Agnes pad and tent in my handlebar bar bag. The short sticks fit great in my frame bag. I know the bag is ready for handlebar attachment by itself, but sometimes I like to customize my load depending on the terrain.

Not only is this pack great for bikepacking, but it's small design makes it great for any kind of use. No issues with the tent so far

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Simple set up first time without using directions. Compact & light..perfect for solo travel. #sweepstakes

I recently completed the Colorado Trail on my bike and this was my tent of choice. I mounted it to my handlebars. See pics. It is an incredible piece of gear. It's easy to set up (although I there are few extra hooks on the rain fly that I couldn't figure out how to use (BA, can you help?). It's very strong and sturdy, and the vestibule was great for my shoes, helmet, and pack at night. I didn't feel cramped at all. There are great internal pockets for storage, and enough room for various other pieces of gear on either side of my sleep system. The only thing I would improve is the bar mounting system. I had to add a spare strap to keep it from rotating down onto my brake hoses/cables. I ride a 2019 Specialized Stumpjumper. I feel mounting this to a bar could be better than it was. But it did work and I'm still giving it 5 stars.

I bought this tent with the intended use of bikepacking. I will say that the shortened poles allowed it to fit very nice on my handlebars. And the daisy chains on the stuff sack were great for running some voile straps through to secure them to the bike. Inside the tent, it is small and minimal. I haven't used the fly yet. The helmet storage is kinda silly. First I just hang my helmet on my bike, and second getting the helmet into the storage I feel like I might rip the mesh on the tent. So I just put other stuff there. Overall I am very happy with this tent. This tent is probably not for everyone. Really for minimal travel, small space, and functionality.