"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Tiger Wall UL1 Bikepack Tent is perfect for solo bikepacking when space is tight and every ounce counts. It fits perfectly on my handlebars with the Shortstik poles and dry bag stuff sack, and it still gives me room to sleep comfortably with my gear under the vestibule. It’s light, compact, and tough enough for all my overnighters.""When we're heading out solo and need every piece of gear to earn its place, the Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL1 Bikepack Tent checks every box. It's built with the same performance-driven materials as the rest of the Tiger Wall line, but with features tailored to life on two wheels. With a compact pole set and handlebar-ready stuff sack, this shelter packs small, pitches fast, and keeps our camp simple after long days in the saddle. HyperBead™ fabric sheds moisture and resists wear, while the Shortstik DAC poles pack down to just 12 inches—perfect for fitting in bike bags or on handlebars. Setup is intuitive thanks to color-coded buckles, and the vestibule gives us just enough space to stash gear outside while we stretch out inside. Whether we’re on a gravel tour, a singletrack route, or linking up national forest roads, this tent keeps us covered with minimal weight and maximum function."
Price: $499.95 from Backcountry
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