Nemo Dagger 2P

* Nemo Dagger 2p: I really like the tent and I feel like it would be a good compromise but maybe there is something better out there. * MSR Hubba Hubba: Seems like a solid tent but I'm not sure if it's big enough to fit 2 people plus eventually a baby. * Big Agnes Copper Spur 3: The only thing that's keeping me from getting it is basically the price and some durability concerns. Also it seems to not be available anywhere at the moment.

Tents outer cover zippers broke completely off on tents first use. Easy to set up but not worth the price.

dog and our 50L bags. It worked well for us and there was still room for our pillows, etc. but just know it's not a very wide tent overall.

Worked well on the three backpacking trips so far. It's 'big' for one person, which I know it would suggest from the dimensions, but it feels really roomy inside, which I think is due to the brace in the middle that creates the door ways. Rainfly worked well through an overnight downpour. I definite...

tents have come a LONG way since 2003! i suggest you check out some models with an inner mesh tent and separate rainfly which handle ventilation and condensation very well. mid-range examples would be the Marnot Tungsten and Nemo Dagger

Love this tent so far. Was using a kelty salida 2 and the difference is very noticeable, much lighter than the kelty, 2 doors and 2 vestibule which is a huge advantage over the kelty. Used in low 40 degree nights and with the vents open on both vestibule I had some condensation in the morning. So it...

I was torn between the Copper Spur and the Nemo Dagger 2P tent. I’m tall, so I went with the Dagger, but both are excellent tents. If you want lighter, but also more fragile, you can look at the Platinum or Hornet lines for Big Agnes and Nemo.

Just got the tent, put it up in the living room and discovered this tent had clearly been used before as it had dirt and dog hair in it. I have a son with a fairly serious allergy to dogs, and just from touching the outside (he never went inside the tent) he started having a reaction. Now we will ha...

Hey I'm 6'10" and own the Dagger 2p and actually use it for when I go backpacking with my partner. Probably have spent like 60 nights in it. I find it to be long enough, I have a long/wide nemo tensor that I sleep on and there's even a few inches between the foot of my pad and the end of the tent where I usually stuff some clothes or turn my backpack sideways to stop my footbox from getting wet. It works well.

This tent is very light and easy to put together. I have only used it about 10 times and I noticed a tear in the netting. I need to emphasize the use was light in a well established area, it didn't tear on anything on the trail.