MSR MUTHA HUBBA NX Green Tent
Summer is back with the MUTHA HUBBA NX tent by MSR, available from Speck-Sports.
The Mutha Hubba NX is the big sister of the Hubba Hubba NX, with the same features but for three people.
Three-person touring enthusiasts who don't want to take up too much space will be delighted with this tent, which offers plenty of interior space. It's set up using the colour-coded DAC Pressfitpole system, which gives you more interior space.
At Speck-Sports, we know that three people in the same tent can sometimes be restrictive, but with the Mutha Hubba NX, no worries: the two doors offer simplified access for all occupants. There are also two large StayDry vestibules for storing rucksacks away from the elements. The roof is 1200mm waterproof and the floor is 3000mm, perfect for three-season use.
The Micromesh 15D Nylon chamber prevents condensation and provides optimum ventilation when the mercury rises.
Finally, the Mutha Hubba NX is as easy to transport as it is to assemble, thanks to its storage bag. (folded dimensions: 53 x 17 cm)
The MUTHA HUBBA NX by MSR is ideal for nature lovers looking for a lightweight, self-supporting, 3-person, 3-season tent.
This product cannot be shipped to Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
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Type :
Unisex -
Capacity : 3
3 seats -
Tent programme : Hiking
Ultra light - Type of products : Tents
- Total weight : 2260g
- Minimum weight : 1540g
- Use : 3-seasons
- Material : 20D Ripstop Nylon / 30D Ripstop Nylon
- Colours : Green
- Structure : Freestanding
- Dimensions : 53 x 17 cm
- Height : 112cm
- Length : 213cm
- Width : 172cm
- NB doors : 2
- Apse : 2 x 76 cm
- discount : -10%
The brand MSR
MSR®: Engineering for the Mountains
Specializing in technical high-altitude and backcountry gear, MSR® (Mountain Safety Research) offers products such as stoves, hydration systems, shelters and tents, and snowshoes. In its sector, MSR® has built an unrivaled reputation by marketing reliable gear designed for the most extreme conditions. Today, MSR® is highly regarded by climbers, mountaineers, and hikers who venture into some of the highest and coldest places on the planet.