Tiger Wall 3 Carbon Tent
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About this product
The Big Agnes Tiger Wall 3 Carbon is a three-person, three-season backpacking tent built around a single Easton carbon fiber and aluminum pole for fast, straightforward setup and takedown. At a minimum trail weight of just 1 pound 13 ounces (packed weight 2 pounds 1 ounce) and a packed size of 6 by 18.5 inches, it ranks among the lightest shelters in its class. The canopy uses breathable nylon ripstop, while both the floor and rainfly are constructed from ultralightweight Dyneema composite fabric, a material based on ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene that is fully waterproof, highly tear-resistant, and dimensionally stable across temperature changes. Welded construction eliminates seams and the need for seam tape, enhancing waterproofing and durability. The semifreestanding design offers 38 square feet of floor area (88 by 66/60 inches, head to foot) and a 42-inch peak height, plus two vestibules totaling 16 square feet. Two doors feature dry-entry design, dual-zipper closures, double-slider vestibule zippers for top or bottom venting, and a Quick Stash door keeper. Interior storage includes an oversize ceiling pocket and media pockets. A footprint is not included but is strongly recommended. This tent is intended for experienced users who understand the care required for ultralight materials.
- Category
- Tents & Shelters
- Brand
- Big Agnes
- Material
- Carbon fiber/aluminum
- Color
- GRAY
- Size
- 6 x 18.5 inches
- Seasons
- 3-season
- Best Use
- Backpacking
- Floor Area
- 38 square feet
- Ultralight
- Yes
- Color: Gray
- Color: Gray
- Design Type
- Semifreestanding
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Big Agnes Tiger Wall 3 Carbon for its extraordinary weight savings, with its Dyneema Composite Fabric construction and carbon poles making it one of the lightest semi-freestanding double-wall three-person tents available. The semi-freestanding pitch, two vestibules, and generous interior space are also frequently highlighted as practical strengths. However, the most common and serious criticism is fragility: the ultra-thin Dyneema fly is widely considered too delicate for regular use, with reports of tears appearing after only a handful of nights out. The price is another recurring concern, with expert reviewers calling it exorbitantly expensive for a shelter this vulnerable. Fixed-length guylines and limited adjustability are noted as minor but persistent annoyances.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 4/5
- Packed weight
- 454 g
- Sealed seams
- No
- Sleeping capacity
- 3
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