MSR Hubba Hubba vs Nemo Dagger 2P

A couple of years ago I bought an MSR Hubba. The fly has points for attaching pullouts, which clearly are necessary to get the fly away from the body for raindrip and ventilation, as well as making a nice taut pitch.

Awesome tent! - The 3P would be concidered a roomy 2P. This is a very light tent built with many features that are well planned out. We also purchased the gear loft and footprint (both recommended). Footprint made of heavier material so should protect tent floor for a very long time; gear loft fits perfectly and hold shirts, lights, phone and other small items

I'm looking for a new tent my old Eureka Wabakami 2 is just too heavy and uses way too much space in my pack. We're based in Germany but we basically hike all over Europe we've been to Norway, Wales, Portugal, the Alps..

I have the Nemo Dagger 2P. I was looking for tents to backpack with, and those were my two choices. I ended up going for the Nemo due to its size.

I thought I’d share this because I didn’t know you could replace the shock cord yourself until recently, wish I had done it last year!

Nemo dagger 2p or Nemo dragonfly 2p for light, good quality and decently strong tents.

Mostly fair weather, but I did have a couple rain events. They are easy to set up (even the deer in the pic shown can do it!), and with some added thought (beyond a deer's skill level), they can be set up in rain to minimize inside wetness. They aren't the lightest option, but I think they offer a good balance of weight/durability/price (I initially had a little sticker shock, but after 30 uses with no issue, the shock goes away :) ). I highly recommend! Note: The deer in the pic was seeking trekking poles, and soon after pic was taken, scored one from a backpacking neighbor

And not an ounce of condensation. This tent guys out awesome, making for excellent circulation. The door vents work great. Additionally the room inside is exceptional

MSR Hubba Hubba NX - On sale at REI, didn't plan on spending the money and was browsing tents while I was picking up the Tensor and got into a chat with an employee about the MSR vs Copper Spur UL 2 being out of stock everywhere, they sold me on the discounted MSR being a good choice.

* 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

If you're in warmer climate I would check out the Msr tents and their duplicates, I was thinking hard on buying their Hubba Hubba but decided it wouldn't fit me for our Scandinavian mountains.

( ok, novice platform error ) . Keep a foot on the footprint and release the tension quickly !