Battle Mountain 2 Tent: 2-Person 4-Season
$755.95
$1,079.93Save $323.99 (30%)
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About this product
The Big Agnes Battle Mountain 2 is a two-person, four-season mountaineering tent engineered for high-alpine environments where conditions can turn severe. The fly uses a Dominico ripstop fabric with a 1200mm silicone and PU coating that resists wind-driven precipitation and UV degradation at elevation, while the floor carries a 10,000mm waterproof coating to keep groundwater and snowmelt out during winter camps. Verified rain protection is rated at 3 out of 5 and durability at 4 out of 5, reflecting its purpose-built construction. Setup is streamlined through DAC Twist clips that attach the tent body to the poles quickly, even when wearing gloves in cold conditions. Stability in high winds is reinforced by both high and low guy loop placements, and pre-cut guylines with tensioners are included ready to use. Two vestibules provide dedicated space for wet layers and gear storage outside the sleeping area. SKU BAG00GC.
- Category
- Tents & Shelters
- Brand
- Big Agnes
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Big Agnes Battle Mountain 2 for its exceptional wind resistance, noting that its four-pole DAC NSL hubbed structure holds firm even in severe alpine conditions. The color-coded, clip-based setup system is widely appreciated as faster and more intuitive than sleeve-based designs, especially with gloves on. Dual doors and vestibules, ample interior storage pockets, a gear loft, and good headroom for a 4-season tent are frequently highlighted livability wins. The most common criticism is weight, around 7 pounds, which some find borderline heavy for backpacking. A secondary complaint is that the hubbed pole system packs bulkier than standard designs, and a few reviewers noted the included tent stakes bend under repeated use in hard ground. The reduced floor space compared to competing 4-season tents is also flagged as a trade-off for the weight savings.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 3/5
- Durability
- 4/5
- Sealed seams
- Yes
- Sleeping capacity
- 2
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