Big AgnesGear Loft Tent Accessory

We do not own a big agnes tent, so it was a bit of a gamble to buy this. It takes some tying up because there is a little too much slack for our tent if you dont. (not the products fault at all, it is better there is more slack as it will work for multiple size and shaped tents) But this is perfect for our needs. Holds keys, glasses, snacks, a lamp, plus lots of other ish. Seriously helps take advantage of every space within your tent. Perfect buy.

I actually bought the square version for the express purpose of using it to watch videos at night on my iphone, while lying on my back facing upward (see photo, which I took lying on my back looking up toward the tent ceiling). I do have to watch iphone videos through the mesh, but after a few minutes I don’t even notice the mesh. I have a Big Agnes Copper Spur hv 2ul tent. This is not the gear loft that Big Agnes recommends for this tent, but it works for what I wanted it for. Even with my cell phone in it as pictured, there is still room for some additional gear. It is not huge, but can hold some smaller gear, wet socks to dry out overnight, etc.

This is a decent gear loft for Big Agnes tents. I use it with my Copper Spur UL1. It works fine, though it frequently becomes detatched when tearing down and setting up. It also seems like it could have been designed a little better. It could be wider with better pocket design without adding much if any weight to the loft.

I installed this in my The North Face Storm Break 2. Very easy to set up with quick adjusting hooks. Two levels to the loft make it great for storing lots of items!

Great addition to my cross canyon 3 P

Item arrived in an open box. Product was not wrapped and didn’t have inserts. Buyer beware.

This is a nice addition to my tent.

I needed a gear loft for my MSR Hubba 1 in order to store head lamp, socks, pants, gloves, down jacket, map and phone while I slept. With some minor line modifications, this fit perfectly (I removed the plastic clips and shortened the line). The location of the attachment points in the Hubba tent forced me to angle the gear loft 45 degree's from how I would lay. It worked well. I didn't do a strength test, but wouldn't exceed 4 or 5 lbs of gear stored in the loft.

Brilliant bit of kit, clips on perfectly and gives you loads more storage space