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Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL Solution Dye 1-Person Footprint

22% OFF

CA$69.94

CA$89.95Save CA$20.01 (22%)

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About this product

The Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL Solution Dye 1-Person Footprint is a purpose-built ground cloth designed to protect the floor of the Tiger Wall UL single-person tent from abrasion and puncture during backpacking trips. Constructed from nylon ripstop fabric with a polyurethane and silicone coating, it delivers a floor waterproofness rating of 1200mm to guard against ground moisture. At just 113 grams, it adds minimal weight to a lightweight shelter setup, making it a practical choice for weight-conscious backpackers. The footprint attaches to the tent via buckles for a secure, aligned fit that prevents shifting during use. Finished in a gray solution-dye colorway, the fabric is manufactured in the Republic of Korea. Pairing this footprint with the Tiger Wall UL extends the life of the tent floor, reducing wear from rough or rocky terrain over repeated outings.

Category: Tents & Shelters
Material: Polyurethane and silicone-coated
Color: Gray
Fabric: Nylon ripstop
Weight: 113g
Made In: Korea, Republic of
Ideal For: Backpacking
Attachment: Buckles
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What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL Solution Dye 1-Person Footprint for its impressively low weight (around 4 oz) and its ability to unlock the "Fast Fly" setup, letting users pitch just the fly and footprint for an even lighter, minimalist shelter. The solution-dyed fabric earns repeated credit for UV resistance and a more sustainable manufacturing process. Most reviewers consider the footprint a near-essential purchase given the tent floor's thin, abrasion-prone material. The most common criticism is that the footprint covers only the tent floor and not the vestibule area, which some users find limiting compared to competitors. A few note the added cost on top of an already expensive tent system.