Big Agnes String Ridge Winter Tent

The Big Agnes String Ridge Tent is one of the 4 season tents (winter tents) ideal for camping all year round and suitable for up to 2 people. It can be used in all weather and comes with Mega Stakes as well as the regular stakes ideal for staking in the snow. It is considered a serious mountaineering tent and seems to live up to its name.

The big agnes string ridge is free standing with lots of head room and some mesh storage pockets. There is a large sloping vestibule at the front for keeping gear in but the inner tent is pretty roomy anyway. It is quick and easy to set up too.

The material used is extremely durable and lightweight and the poles fit for purpose with press fit connectors and lightweight hubs. The tent body is made from breathable fabric with closable mesh vents that help keep the air circulating and provide good ventilation. The rain fly and floor have been treated with slicone which helps make it more durable and of course also with polyurethane so it is waterproof.

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Since the Big Agnes String Ridge tent is used in all weather it has lots of guy-out points so that even in severe stormy windy conditions the tent it still secure and stable. There is reflective webbing on the corners of the tent and on the guylines so that in the dark it is clearly visible.

Big Agnes String Ridge Best Points

The best points about this tent seem to be the excellent ventilation and that it is large and yet still lightweight.

Big Agnes String Ridge Worst Point

To keep the tent as lightweight as possible the materials used for the floor and fly are quite thin and so a few people have mentioned that you need to be careful with it.

All the reviews I have seen have recommended the Big Agnes String Ridge as being a great tent and standing up to extreme weather conditions. There is an excellent review of the Big Agnes String Ridge tent by Ray Estrella with photos of his trips in the snow. If you are interested here is the link: Ray Estrella review.