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Buy the Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2 Bikepack, an ultralight freestanding two-person bikepacking tent with HyperBead fabric and a dry bag packing system, for just $99.59 online at Trek Haul Outfitters.
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SKU : TRE-PAC-453
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Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2 Bikepack is an ultralight freestanding two-person bikepacking tent designed for two-wheeled travel on road and trail, on sale now for $99.59 — down from $549.95.
The tent packs into a specialized waterproof dry bag stuff sack with integrated daisy chain loops, so you can rig it to your handlebars, frame, or rack with ease. The 12" Shortstik pole set delivers a shorter packed size built for bike mounting.
The Bikepack version adds the waterproof dry bag stuff sack with daisy chain loops and the 12" Shortstik pole set for a shorter packed size; the standard UL2 uses regular poles and a traditional stuff sack.
At $99.59 versus $549.95, you save $450.36 — an 82% discount on a premium ultralight tent. Use coupon SAVE15 for an extra 15% off; orders over $45 ship free.
Ultralight HyperBead two-person tent built for bikepacking at a $99.59 sale price
Waterproof dry bag stuff sack with daisy chain loops mounts to handlebars, frame, or rack
Save $450.36 — an 82% discount — plus 15% more off with coupon code SAVE15
Fabric: Ultralight HyperBead®
Best For: Bikepacking, Road and Trail Touring, Two-Person Ultralight Camping
Capacity: 2 Person
Pole Set: 12" Shortstik
Stuff Sack: Waterproof Dry Bag with Daisy Chain Loops
Product Type: Ultralight Freestanding Bikepacking Tent
Compatibility: Tiger Wall UL2 Bikepack Footprint, Rapide Tent Floor Pad (sold separately)
Model or Series: Tiger Wall UL2 Bikepack
Seller: Trek Haul Outfitters
An ultralight HyperBead two-person tent engineered for bikepacking, with a dry bag packing system and Shortstik poles that shorten packed size for bike mounting.
Two-person bikepacking teams, touring riders, and ultralight campers who want storm-worthy shelter that straps to any bike.
Choose the Tiger Wall UL2 Bikepack for two riders or extra space; the Copper Spur UL1 Bikepack covers solo missions. The standard Tiger Wall UL2 lacks the dry bag and Shortstik packing system.
Buy now at $99.59 — save $450.36 off the $549.95 compare-at price. Stack coupon SAVE15 for an extra 15% savings; free shipping over $45.
The tent includes a specialized waterproof dry bag stuff sack with integrated daisy chain loops for bike attachment, plus the 12" Shortstik pole set for a shorter packed size.
Stuff the tent into the waterproof dry bag, then use the daisy chain loops to strap it to your handlebars, frame, or anywhere on your rig.
The Bikepack version adds the dry bag stuff sack and Shortstik pole set for shorter packed size and bike mounting; the tent body and freestanding pitch are otherwise the same.
Yes — it pitches as a standard freestanding two-person tent at camp.
Buy online for $99.59, down from $549.95 — an 82% discount saving $450.36. Use coupon SAVE15 for an extra 15% off; free shipping over $45.
My wife and I rode the Great Divide on these... I mean with this tent. It survived hail in Colorado and weeks of daily packing and unpacking. The dry bag system keeps it protected even when strapped wet to the rear rack.
Honestly amazed at how much space two people get at this weight. Vestibules swallow both pannier sets. HyperBead fabric dried incredibly fast after morning dew, which matters when you're breaking camp early.
Treat it gently and it treats you well. Floor is thin so bring the footprint if you camp on abrasive ground. Setup is quick and freestanding is a must for rocky camps.
My partner is 6'3" and we both slept comfortably. That's rare in a 2P ultralight.
Packs small, sets up fast, looks sharp. Condensation is a real thing with the HyperBead in humid weather, so open those vents. Also the stakes are minimalist; I swapped in beefier ones for loose soil.
Third season with this tent across the Tour Divide route and it's still going strong. Nothing beats the dry bag packing for keeping it contained on a bike.
Loved it for the first month until a moderate gust snapped a pole section on a desert tour. Big Agnes replaced it under warranty, but I'm now nervous taking it into exposed camps.
Two overnight trips in and no complaints. Light, quick pitch, and my kid even fit in the vestibule gear area.
Fast pitch, dry in a downpour, fits on a rack. Everything I wanted.
