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Big Agnes Titan 4 mtnGLO Tent
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Perfect for car-camping families or festivalgoers, the Big Agnes Titan 4 mtnGLO tent can be set up 2 ways—as an open-air sun/wind/rain shelter, or as a classic, double-wall, 3-season tent.
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Sleeping Capacity
4-person
Packaged Weight
12 lbs. 12 oz.
Number of Doors
2 doors
Best Use
Camping
- Shelter configuration (fly only) is set up without the inner tent, leaving 2 open sides for easy access and nice views
- External pole structure allows poles and fly to be set up before clipping in the inner tent body to minimize bad weather impact
- mtnGLO® Tent Light Technology illuminates your tent interior for sorting gear, playing cards or hanging out with friends without blinding them with a headlamp
- Multiple attachment points inside the tent let you place lights where you want them the most; mtnGLO To-Go removable tent lights may also be used outside for camp lighting
- Inner tent body provides a double-wall shelter with 2 waterproof zippered doors with storm flaps
- DAC DA17 exoskeleton pole system is incredibly strong and offers generous living space
- Add a pole-supported accessory vestibule (not included) for additional living space, or a Big Agnes Large Trapezoid Gear Loft (not included) to maximize gear storage options
- Quick Stash door keeper on tent body door makes stowing unzipped door quick and easy
- 2 oversize fly vents for increased air flow and reduced condensation
- Ready to pitch, with pre-cut guy lines and tensioners attached to fly; color-coded webbing and buckles make setup easy
- Side-release buckles connect the inner tent to the fly; plastic clips attach the fly to the external poleset
- Reflective guylines and reflective webbing
- 8 interior mesh pockets keep your gear organized
- All seams taped with waterproof, solvent-free polyurethane tape (No PVC or VOCs)
- Included: stuff sack and 10 lightweight aluminum hook stakes
Imported.
View all Big Agnes Camping Tents| Best Use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Seasons | 3-season |
| Sleeping Capacity | 4-person |
| Minimum Trail Weight | 10 lbs. 14 oz. |
| Packaged Weight | 12 lbs. 12 oz. |
| Packed Size | 12 x 25 inches |
| Floor Dimensions | 94 x 86 inches |
| Floor Area | 56 square feet |
| Peak Height | 60 inches |
| Number of Doors | 2 doors |
| Number of Poles | 3 |
| Pole Material | DAC DA17 aluminum |
| Pole Diameter | 14.5/13/11.1 millimeters |
| Canopy Fabric | Ripstop polyester/polyester mesh |
| Floor Fabric | Polyester taffeta |
| Rainfly Fabric | Ripstop polyester |
| Footprint Included | No |
| Design Type | Freestanding |
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girlusingherwords
Athens, GA
Great design with a couple exceptions
6 years ago
So far, I've only used this in the tent configuration. I may update this review later as I test out others. Word of caution, this tent takes a few times of setting up before you get the hang of it. Practice. After that, it's a very quick setup, even with only one person. During my test set ups and while camping, one design feature makes me very concerned about how this tent will do over time: the pole clips. They are plastic and feel like they could get brittle over time or snap in certain conditions. I'll be sure to bring cable ties with me just in case. I'm very disappointed with ground spikes that came with the tent. They bent the first time of use way too easily. I'm posting a picture of how they look after one use. For the price, I guess I expected better materials for both the clips and spikes. The tent itself is light weight, roomy and comfortable. It has a number of built in pockets and loops in addition to having the light strip. I used a few bungee cords with the hoops to hang towels and clothing. Worked great! The tent it well ventilated and big doors on two sides. Condensation did happen but it was terribly humid during my first trip with it and all tents have that issue at some point. However it dries out quickly, especially if you invest in a camping fan. Overall, I'm extremely happy and look forward to more camping with this tent as well as canopy coverage at home.
Yes , I recommend this product
MrrJuno1764
Seattle, WA
tough fabric
6 years ago
wow I'm glad I brought it because it's very tough fabric! last longer! cheap ones don't last longer and rain can get through like bleed through. this tent I brought don't even showing any wet on the walls that mean it's not bleed through!! love it!!
Yes , I recommend this product
Wandering x2
Jemez Springs, New Mexico
Perfect Festival Tent!
7 years ago
We've been Ten Sleep Station fans for a few years now, but the switch to Titan 4 was a no-brainer. Adding the Accessory Vestibule turns a tent into legit living space. The spacious interior allows us to stand up, change clothes and move around without bumping elbows. Eight pockets create sensible and organized storage capacity. The half-screen doors allow versatility for all weather. We truly love the "Accessory Vestibule" and the option to have it on either side of the tent entries. The shape and direction of the vestibule allows privacy, but also viable hanging out space! In fact, my husband would like to get a second add-on vestibule, so we have "his and her!" This tent makes for a perfect festival home!!!
Yes , I recommend this product
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Nemo
Tracy, CA
Best tent I have ever owned!
6 years ago
Can't wait to purchase the vestibule with this tent.
Yes , I recommend this product
DFWKen
Dallas, Texas
Why did they discontinue this fabulous tent?
2 years ago
I've owned several tents over the past decade. This one is absolute tops. It sets up in 6 or 7 minutes and the interior can be kept dry while setting up in the rain. I've camped at least 35 nights in mine so far. I can almost stand fully upright. (I'm 6 feet tall). I can walk in and out with a minimum of stooping. No crawling. No dressing lying on my back. I love this tent. I have asked Big Agnes to please produce it again. Several of my friends would buy it!
Age:75 or over
Weight:Less than 100 lbs.
Height:6'0"
No-Nickname-Jacob
Steamboat Springs, CO
Employee Review
7 years ago
This is my favorite car camping/ base camp tent on the market. The external frame is ridiculously strong (the big bad wolf wouldn't stand a chance at blowing this down), it's extremely roomy for up to 4 people (maybe more in a storm), the list of features is endless (mountain glow lights and pockets everywhere), and the vestibule is gigantic (more than enough room for everyone's gear, with room to spare).
Yes , I recommend this product
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EmRay
Iowa
Gear can get wet
6 years ago
I used it car camping in the Michigan U.P the end walls are made of screen material which allows wind driven rain to penetrate inside. We put up the vestibule on the windward Sid to add more protection. Will be buying a second vestibule to close in the opposite side for additional protection. Disappointed considering the cost of the tent
No, I do not recommend this product
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tim
billings,mt
so close to perfect
6 years ago
this almost is the perfect tent for rafting trips. if this had some walls that snapped into the open ends. just a simple trapezoidal wall using the existing clips would make it perfect.
Yes , I recommend this product
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Jmai
Alexandria VA
Easy to setup, but uncomfortably warm
7 years ago
We bought this tent and we're incredibly excited to use it, especially with the excellent reviews. Here's what we learned about it. PROS: -The Titan is easy to setup, taking me roughly 5 min the first time. -Incredibly sturdy. -The MTNGlo is a fun touch. -Plenty of pockets and space for 4 people. -Using it for shade only is a unique idea. CONS: -There are few areas to get airflow and the rainfly cannot be removed, so warm air in the tent stays in the tent. -The doors only have tiny windows, which also does not allow for much ventilation. -The MTNGlo is really just LEDs on a string; not a deciding factor. -There's a weird orange belt for this tent, but I couldn't, for the life of me, figure out what it was, but it did create a tripping hazard. Overall, the materials and construction are top notch. If we lived in colder climate, this tent would be amazing. Sadly, even 70° weather was too hot. It was so uncomfortable in the tent that we ended up waking early and leaving. I don't understand why better ventilation was not considered, since the rainfly cannot be removed and will, therefore, keep in a significant amount of heat. If the doors could've been fully unzipped, this may not have been an issue, but the tiny windows do not help in the slightest.
No, I do not recommend this product
Anonymous
1 year ago
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