Entry Creek...where adventure begins!

 I had the opportunity to use a MSR Hubba Hubba HP for a couple of weeks. A new one was a little pricey so I decided to shop around and stumbled upon Luxe tents. When I saw the Habitat, the model that is very similar to the MSR Hubba Hubba I was really impressed with the quality, even the tent pegs are designed well and I think the pole setup is better than MSR's. The only big difference between the tents is the price, and they even threw in the footprint. I'm really happy with my choice, its cool to be one of the first people in Canada to own a Luxe tent.

Doug P.

 My husband and I used the Luxe Hurricane on an 1100 km 3 week self-support cycle tour through the backroads, trails and highways of Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast (British Columbia, Canada) this summer 2009. It was a perfect size and weight: light to pack in our bob-trailers and super roomy for two people and all their gear INSIDE the tent when rummaging around and repacking. Luckily we got very few rainy days but when we did (hanging out in the tent during an intense downpour on Hornby Island), it was comfortable, warm & dry with enough space to be occupied without getting on each-other’s nerves ... and there was even room to do an in-tent yoga practice.

 The Hurricane is also quick and easy to set up and tear down, with pole slot colour coding ... not USUALLY required but super-helpful when a fatigued body and brain are not functioning as they should (not that this ever happens to us, LOL). Durability-wise, it also stood up well to the continuous daily set-up and tear down routine demanded by an on-the-move tour.

 Since our longer cycle tour, we've used the same tent on other shorter cycle tours (the Silver Triangle in Central B.C.). It also kept us dry and warm in the cooler high altitude temperatures we encountered taking a group of College students on a four-day late-summer Outdoor Education trip, hiking and paddling in backcountry Alberta.

 We're looking forward to it's versatility for seeing us through the cooler Alberta "Indian Summer" (Fall) weather and will probably test it out for a winter camping trip or two here in 'cold cold Canada'.

Suzanne B.

Outdoor Education Enthusiast & Instructor, Certified Coach (Skiing, Mountain-Biking, Cycling, Paddling),Martial Arts, Fitness & Yoga Instructor, Former Mountain-Bike and Adventure Racer