Big Agnes Fly Creek UL2

[Samm]

Having spent a long time reading reviews in my search for a lightweight tent that I could use to backpack round Australia and New Zealand but that would also work in our hills I eventually decided on a Big Agnes Fly Creek UL2.  It's not a brand that's very familiar to those of us on this side of the Atlantic, but it keeps winning award after award.  So with a bit of wrangling I managed to get a 2-man (or 1-woman and her rucksack) tent for less than £200 delivered from America and it weighs in at a fantastic 1.2kg.  Hopefully it's as good as I hope, will post some reviews once I get to put it through it's paces.

[Samm]

Hmmmm, there was a photo attached to that so if anyone can advise on how I attach photos from Flickr that'd be very much appreciated.  Cheers.

[Samm]

IMAG0358 by samm_77, on Flickr

Thanks flibmeb!

[whoRya]

use the highlighted text as shown below, having the bb code bullet button selected and paste the selection in

If you delete everything after the second occurence of "[/url]" then you should have only the picture showing, a la above.

By the way, the tent geeks on the forum like to see inside the tent also, what about a wee pick of the living/storage space?

[Samm]

By the way, the tent geeks on the forum like to see inside the tent also, what about a wee pick of the living/storage space?

Next time I have it pitched I'll take some more photos for the geeks!

[Spud]

use the highlighted text as shown below, having the bb code bullet button selected and paste the selection in

If you delete everything after the second occurence of "[/url]" then you should have only the picture showing, a la above.

By the way, the tent geeks on the forum like to see inside the tent also, what about a wee pick of the  living/storage space?

Don't think there are too many of us on here that AREN'T tent geeks! Mmmm tents. 

[Spud]

Best of luck with it, hope u have many great trips and adventures in it!

[suspectmonkey]

Bit slow catching up with these posts, but that is a cracking looking tent, health to enjoy!  I definitely like that shape of tent with a large pole forming the spine before branching off into two smaller poles at the front.  Bit like the Vaude Hogan.  As far as I know Ultralight Outdoor Gear stock Big Agnes kit in the UK, although I think you've grabbed a bit of a bargain to get that to your doorstep for £200!  Hopefully get a chance to see it pitched sometime