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The Big Agnes Battle Mountain 2 is a spacious lightweight four-season mountaineering tent for harsh alpine conditions, on sale at $99.92 — buy online and save over $600 off $719.96.
Categories : Camping Accessories
SKU : TRE-CAM-398
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Big Agnes Battle Mountain 2 Tent — $99.92, a massive 86% discount off the $719.96 compare-at price. Built for alpinists, winter campers, and high-alpine teams who need full protection in the harshest backcountry conditions. Buy online now with coupon SAVE15 for extra savings — this deal won't last.
Stamp a firm platform into the snow before pitching, use the pole structure to tension the fly fully, and stake out all guy points with snow anchors or deadman bury stakes for maximum stability. The four-season geometry sheds spindrift and handles wind loading.
Yes — its low-profile, fully eight-way-loading mountaineering design and robust pole framework are engineered for high-alpine gusts and storms. The domed structure deflects wind rather than catching it.
The Battle Mountain 2 provides vestibule space for boots, packs, and ropes outside the sleeping area, keeping the interior livable on multi-day storms.
Best for winter expeditions, alpine climbs, and storm-bound basecamps. Compared to three-season tents, the Battle Mountain 2 adds wind stability, snow-shedding fly geometry, and full-coverage weather protection. Alternatives like the Copper Spur HV2 Expedition serve similar missions — but the Battle Mountain is the dedicated four-season choice.
$99.92 vs. $719.96 — you save $620.04 (86% off). Coupon SAVE15 stacks an additional 15% off, and orders over $45 ship free. At this discount, a premium four-season mountaineering tent is within reach of any budget.
Four-season, lightweight mountaineering tent engineered for high-alpine storms and snow — 86% off
Spacious 2-person interior with vestibule gear storage for multi-day winter trips
$99.92 sale price saves you $620.04, with coupon SAVE15 stacking even more savings
Color: Golden yellow (Everest-tribute fly)
Capacity: 2-person
Category: Camping Accessories
Key Features: Wind-stable geometry, vestibule storage, full-coverage fly
Product Type: Four-season mountaineering tent
Season Rating: 4-season / expedition
Model / Series: Battle Mountain 2
Seller: Trek Haul Outfitters
A premium four-season mountaineering tent for $99.92 — 86% off $719.96 — plus coupon SAVE15. Free shipping on orders over $45.
Compared to three-season tents, the Battle Mountain 2 adds snow-shedding coverage and wind stability. Related Big Agnes expedition options include the Copper Spur HV2 Expedition and Shield 2. Buy online now — a discount this deep won't last.
Buy it online at Trek Haul Outfitters for the current deal price of $99.92.
The sale price is $99.92, down 86% from $719.96 — a $620.04 savings. Coupon SAVE15 takes another 15% off.
Stamp a firm platform, pitch the tent, fully tension the fly, and anchor guy lines with snow stakes or deadman anchors.
Yes — its low-profile four-season mountaineering design and sturdy pole framework are built for high-alpine wind and storm loading.
Yes — vestibule space outside the sleeping area holds boots, packs, and climbing gear during storms.
Took this up on a winter trip where we got hammered with wind and wet snow overnight. The Battle Mountain 2 didn't budge an inch while other groups around us were fighting collapsed poles. Set up took me about fifteen minutes with gloves on. Plenty of room for two with gear, and the vestibules handled our boots and packs. This is the real deal for alpine conditions.
It's a four-season tent so some weight is expected, but my aging shoulders noticed it on the approach. That said, it weathered 50 mph gusts on the ridge without a whimper. Ventilation is surprisingly good with the fly cinched. Happy with the purchase, especially at this price.
Most expedition-style tents feel like coffins, but this one has real livable space. My partner and I sat out a two-day storm playing cards comfortably. Pole structure feels incredibly stout. Highly recommended.
Performance in wind and snow is excellent, no arguments there. But the pole SleeperSleeve-style threading takes some practice, and first setup in the field was confusing. After a few pitches it got faster. Just budget time to learn it at home first.
