Big Agnes Sage Canyon Shelter Deluxe
$361.44
$607.43Save $246.00 (40%)
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About this product
The Big Agnes Sage Canyon Shelter Deluxe is the brand's most expansive sun shelter, offering 100 square feet of floor area under a freestanding, 84-inch peak. Its 120 x 120 inch footprint is large enough to cover a camp kitchen, picnic table, or several camp chairs, while a pole-supported awning adds 29 square feet of extended front coverage via a longer ridgepole and hooped awning design. The canopy is polyester taffeta with a 1500 mm polyurethane water-resistant coating, supported by a four-pole DAC lightweight aluminum poleset with 14.5 mm diameter poles. Steep wall architecture and a ground-level webbing frame maximize usable space and structural stability, while mesh-lined 3D roof vents promote airflow in windy conditions. Two wide entry points and two open sidewalls keep the shelter breezy. Reflective guylines and pre-cut tensioners come attached, and interior loops accommodate optional Big Agnes accessory walls, MtnGlo lights, or gear lofts. Eight Dirt Dagger UL stakes are included. Packed down to 8.5 x 27 inches at 12 lbs. 10 oz., it fits easily in a car or on a raft.
- Category
- Tents & Shelters
- Brand
- Big Agnes
- Material
- Polyester taffeta with a 1500 mm polyurethane water-resistant coating, DAC lightweight aluminum poleset
- Color
- ROOIBOS/SHALE
- Size
- 8.5 x 27 inches
- Weight
- 12 lbs. 10 oz.
- Best Use
- Camping
- Floor Area
- 100 square feet
- Packed Size
- 8.5 x 27 inches
- Peak Height
- 84 inches
- Covered Area
- 100 square feet
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Big Agnes Sage Canyon Shelter Deluxe for its generous coverage, easy setup thanks to pre-bent pole architecture, and impressively compact pack size for a shelter of its scale. Users highlight its effectiveness as a sun shade on raft trips, at campsites, and for family gatherings, and appreciate the included quality stakes and steep wall design that maximizes usable space. The most common and serious complaint centers on pole durability in wind: multiple users report structural poles bending or snapping in relatively modest gusts, even with all guy lines staked out, making it a poor fit for exposed or breezy conditions despite its marketing claims. Accessories such as side walls are sold separately, which some find adds unexpected cost.
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