Fly Creek HV Carbon Tent - 2-person
$1,075.00
$1,279.95Save $204.95 (16%)
at The Last Hunt
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- The current price has held for 123 days.
- Across the 29 Tents & Shelters deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 21% — this deal’s 16% off is below that mark.
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About this product
The Big Agnes Fly Creek HV Carbon is a two-person backpacking tent built for serious weight-conscious adventurers who prioritize high-altitude and remote-terrain use. Both the fly and floor are constructed from Dyneema Composite Fabrics, which are 100 percent rainproof and offer high dimensional stability, while the tent body uses breathable nylon ripstop. Rather than traditional seam sealing, the tent uses welded construction that eliminates seams entirely, removing the need for seam tape. The pole system consists of an Easton carbon fiber set arranged in a hub design, delivering a strong strength-to-weight ratio with notable flexibility. Ultralight plastic clips connect the tent body to the pole frame for straightforward setup, and a Fast Fly configuration is also available. Interior organization includes three mesh pockets and gear loft loops, and the tent ships with six DAC superlight aluminum J stakes and a Dyneema patch kit. A footprint and Triangle gear loft are sold separately. Fabric and poles are made in the USA.
- Category
- Tents & Shelters
- Brand
- Big Agnes
- Color
- Colour: Gray
- Size
- OS
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Big Agnes Fly Creek HV Carbon 2 for its extraordinary weight, coming in at roughly 18 ounces thanks to Dyneema Composite Fabric and carbon fiber poles, making it one of the lightest freestanding two-person tents available. Weather protection earns solid marks, with users reporting reliable performance in rain and wind across long thru-hikes. Setup is considered quick and straightforward due to the single-pole design. The most common complaints center on interior space: the tent is widely described as cramped for two people, with steeply sloping walls that limit usable volume and a single door that requires awkward maneuvering. The ultra-thin fabric demands careful handling, as punctures from sticks or trekking poles are a real risk. The steep price is a recurring concern, with many reviewers noting the cost-to-space ratio is hard to justify unless ultralight performance is the top priority. Most agree it is best suited as a solo shelter or for experienced thru-hikers, not general-purpose two-person camping.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 4/5
- Sealed seams
- No
- Sleeping capacity
- 2
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