MSR Hubba Hubba LT 3-Person Tent

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About this product

The MSR Hubba Hubba LT is a 3-season, 3-person backpacking tent that balances livable interior space with a packed weight of just 2.17 kg (minimum weight 1.98 kg), making it a practical choice for groups who want comfort without excessive load. The 4.35 sq. m floor area and 1.07 m interior peak height provide genuine room for three sleepers, and the 1.91 m floor width can fit three wide sleeping pads side by side or four regular pads lengthwise. Two StayDry doors open into side-entry vestibules, each offering 0.75 sq. m of gear storage, with integrated rain gutters that redirect water away from the entrance. DAC NFL poles handle variable conditions, while PFAS-free DWR coating and fully taped seams reinforce weather protection. The 20-denier polyester ripstop canopy and fly use an ether-type polyurethane coating, and solution-dyeing reduces water and energy use during manufacturing. Interior organization includes a large gear loft, a clothesline, and cable ports in every pocket. The roll-top side-loading stuff sack packs down to 51 x 17 cm, and the tent is compatible with the MSR Universal 3 Large footprint (sold separately).

Category: Tents & Shelters
Brand: MSR
Color: Sandstone
Size: 51 x 17cm
Ends: Sep 7, 2026
Doors: 2 doors
Seasons: 3-season
Capacity: 3-person
Floor Area: 4.35sq. m
Floor Width: 1.91m

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the MSR Hubba Hubba LT 3 for its exceptional livability, highlighted by a true rectangular 47-square-foot floor that can accommodate three wide sleeping pads or even four standard ones. The fast, intuitive setup (including a fly-first option), sturdy DAC poles, full-coverage rainfly, and generous dual vestibules earn repeated compliments. Weather performance in three-season conditions is considered solid, and the micro-mesh canopy is appreciated for stargazing and airflow. The most common criticism is that the "LT" (lightweight) branding is misleading: at nearly 5 pounds, most reviewers classify it as a midweight tent. Hot-weather ventilation is a secondary concern, as solid canopy wall panels can trap heat. Ultralight-focused backpackers are generally steered toward lighter alternatives, but groups prioritizing interior space and ease of use find it a strong value.