Is MSR’s new HD edition the ultimate all-round Hubba Hubba?

November 2025

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November 2025

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The new Hubba Hubba HD offers increased weatherproofing and longer-life fabrics while keeping its weight well under control. Hot on the heels of the new Hubba Hubba LT, the call for a warmer and more durable version of this enduring tent design has been answered. The LT edition (released in late 2024) stayed faithful to […]
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Mark Watson

Wilderness gear editor Mark Watson divides his workdays between graphic design, writing and photography. His passion for tramping, climbing, cycling and storytelling has taken him all over Aotearoa and the world in search of great trails, perfect moves and epic light. He has published four books and his photographs have featured in numerous publications. Especially motivated by long distance travel, he has tramped Te Araroa and cycled from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego.

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