Tiger Wall 3 Platinum Tent: 3-Person 3-Season

Name: Tiger Wall 3 Platinum Tent: 3-Person 3-Season
Brand: Big Agnes
Price: 708.70 CAD
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About this product

The Big Agnes Tiger Wall 3 Platinum is a three-person, three-season tent built around the brand's proprietary HyperBead fabric, which is engineered to be lighter, stronger, and more waterproof than conventional ultralight materials. Fully seam-sealed and rated at rain protection level 4, it is designed for fast-and-light backcountry trips where weight savings are critical. A high-volume pole structure maximizes interior headroom and livable space, while stake-supported foot corners extend the usable floor area. Two large side doors each open into a dry-entry vestibule, making it easy to get in and out without tracking in rain or debris. Reflective guylines and webbing improve visibility and safety in low-light conditions. Thoughtful ventilation features help manage condensation as weather shifts. The tent is also compatible with a separately sold footprint for a fast-fly configuration. SKU BAGZ2HG.

Category: Tents & Shelters
Brand: Big Agnes

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Big Agnes Tiger Wall 3 Platinum for its remarkably low weight (around 2 lbs. 5 oz.) for a double-wall, two-door, three-person tent, making it a standout in the ultralight category. The two-door, two-vestibule layout, easy color-coded setup, ample interior mesh pockets, and solid wet-weather performance are frequently highlighted positives. Many note it works best as a roomy two-person shelter rather than a true three-person tent. The most common criticisms are the high price premium over the standard UL version and concerns about the ultra-thin 7D Platinum fabric being insufficiently durable for rough terrain, with some experts recommending the more robust UL version instead. The semi-freestanding design also requires staking out, which limits pitching flexibility.