Big Agnes  Copper Spur UL1 Tent

Decent tent that I wanted to like, but the rainfly zipper is trash, failed after just a few uses, and Big Agnes wouldn't fix or replace it. (Big Agnes doesn't honor its own warranty policy.) They wanted me to buy a new tent instead and gave just a small credit for my very good condition gear (other than the damaged rainfly). Hard pass on BA.

I have had this tent for about 5 years and it has been great. It is just about as small and light as you can get. I am 6'2" 205lbs and there is plenty of room inside. The vestibule adds more room. It has kept me dry on very rainy nights and I have not had trouble with wind. Pretty easy to set up and take down as well.

This tent has seen only one night in the outdoors so far, but it performed well and is super light. I like the new stuff sack and the caps that attach the rainfly to the cross bar: these are meaningful improvements over earlier versions of this tent. I should note that this tent was a replacement under warranty for a tent that had minor seam-seal failures that I might have just fixed with seam sealant had not BA offered to make my life easier.

nice tent, light, easy to set up, crams into your pack well. if you find two extra tent stakes people left, the porch feature is actually kinda nice when you actually need to seek shelter in your little coffin with head room. A couple things, if you use a bandana to sweep out your tent the material creates static so dirt will stick to your tent, it's kind of comical. just a quick shake and it falls off. the privacy material I'm not too fond of, would have been better with mesh to the floor. I also feel like black mesh would be better for stargazing when laying in it without the rain fly. overall I like the tent, it's pretty sturdy in the wind for such a light tent keeps the rain out, I think ventilation could be a bit better. Definitely noticed some condensation every night. still enjoy sleeping in this tent more than sleeping at home.

Not sure why this has no reviews. I used this tent over 100 nights on the CDT 3 years ago, and in the Tetons. Easy to put up, and bullet-proof. Plenty of head space to sit up. I’m 5’7 and I had room for my pack at my feet. Never got wet, and the poles are incredibly strong.

After years of backpacking through unpredictable weather and rugged terrain, I've learned that not all tents are created equal but this one continues to earn its spot in my pack. From the first setup, it's clear this tent was designed with serious thought. The materials feel premium, the setup is intuitive, and every detail from the reinforced seams to the smooth zippers speaks to durability. What really seals it, though, is longevity. Season after season, it still performs like new. No sagging poles, no leaky nights, no regrets. Whether it's a quick weekend trek or a week deep in the backcountry, this tent handles it all with quiet confidence. It's not just built to impress it's proven to endure.

Nice, light tent for summer hiking. Size is just enought for one person with some gear. Only one door and tapered shape limit camping spots a bit. Opening the door when the tent is wewill get the inside some wet from condensation and the awning/door drippings.

Perfect! Exactly what I wanted. Lightweight durable, and functional. This tent will definitely lighten my load for this 65-year old hiker/backpacker to enjoy more years of backcountry adventures.

This tent is amazing. Very light. So easy to set up. Wonderful & improved design (pockets, stakes, tensioning).

Love it. Light weight. Was shocked it only had 3.8 Stars. This is a good tent y'all