Hub 4XL Tent
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Description
HUB 4XL — 64 square feet. Four pull tabs. Deploys in minutes.
Perfect for: Base camp setups · Overlanding families & groups · 4-season use · RTT pairings for extra sleeping capacity
Pop-up hub tents are convenient. The problem is that most stop there — thin walls, no insulation, nowhere to run a stove. The Hub 4XL is built differently. An 8' × 8' footprint with Tri-Layer insulated walls and door, a 3" integrated stove jack, a removable floor, and a pull-tab deployment that only takes a few minutes. It's the ground tent that earns a place in an overlanding kit, not just a car camping weekend.
Features:
- Four Pull Tabs. Deployed in Minutes. Four pull tabs release the hub structure and the integrated front door drops into position supported by three poles — no separate pole assembly, no reading instructions in the dark. The rainfly and floor are optional and removable, so you configure it for the conditions you're actually in.
- Tri-Layer Walls & Door — Insulated, 100% Waterproof The roll-up walls and integrated door use FSR's patented Tri-Layer construction — polycotton fill sonic-welded between two waterproof layers. They hold warmth in when it's cold and keep heat out when it's hot. The ceiling uses a standard rainfly for weather protection; for serious cold-weather use, pair with a wood burner through the stove jack.
- 3" Integrated Stove Jack A built-in 3" port in the ceiling lets you run a wood burner or cooking stove safely inside the tent. It's the feature that pushes the Hub 4XL from a three-season shelter into genuine cold-weather base camp territory when you need it.
- Removable Floor The floor comes out when you don't need it — useful for cooking setups, sandy or wet conditions, or connecting to the Car Connect accessory for a seamless vehicle-to-tent footprint extension.
- Integrated PVC Window A clear PVC panel on the door gives you a view and natural light when the weather closes in. An interior blackout panel zips over it when you want to sleep in.
- Half Rainfly = Ventilation + Protection The half rainfly covers the roof without blocking airflow from the roll-up walls, which means you get weather protection and ventilation running at the same time. No condensation buildup from a fully sealed tent.
- Dimmable LED Light Strip Included Built-in dimmable LED lighting for late nights and early mornings — already in the box, no separate purchase required.
- Ships Free No freight fees. Free shipping to the lower 48.
Specs:
- Capacity: 4–6 people
- Floor space: 64 sq ft (96" × 96")
- Interior height: 80"
- Door dimensions: 41" W × 67" H
- Weight: 42 lbs
- Packed: 70" L × 12" W × 10" H
- Stove jack: 3" integrated ceiling port
- Compatible with: Car Connect
Features
Removable Rainfly :Relax with the peace-of-mind knowing you and your fellow campers are protected from the elements in the event of an unexpected storm. The half rainfly completely protects you from the elements while still allowing you to ventilate your tent to avoid condensation.
Unmatched Insulation: Our patented Tri-Layer technology on the roll up walls and roll away door moderate the temperature inside your tent so you actually stay comfortable sleeping in (or staying up) year round — whatever the weather. Similar to your most relied upon down jacket, this proprietary material is insulated and sonic-welded keeping things cozy in the winter, cool in the summer, and 100% waterproof to keep you dry always.
Basecamp, Redefined: This 8' x 8' footprint gives you the flexibility to create the perfect sleeping environment, provide some shade or even just an escape from the elements. The options are limitless for how the Hub 4XL can serve you.
Quick Deployment: Four pull tabs and you're one step closer to enjoying the outdoors. The front door is supported with 3 poles to create a rigid structure with our new integrated front door. Optional floor and rainfly make this Hub 4XL adaptable to any environment and use case.
Specs
Capacity: 4-6 people
Floor Space: 64 sq. ft
Floor Measurement: 96" x 96"
Door Dimensions: 41" W x 67" H
Weight: 42 lbs
Interior Max Height: 80" H
Bag Dimensions: 70" L x 12" W x 10" H
Compatible with: Car Connect
Warranty
➜ 2-Year Limited Warranty: At Freespirit Recreation we manufacture nothing but top of the line, cutting-edge and innovative products, paired with exceptional customer service. As a result, we are excited to announce that we are proudly offering a two-year limited warranty on all our products.
Disclaimer
➜ Any cancelled order pre-shipping will be charged a 3.8% administration and processing fee.
➜ We accept returns up to ten (10) business days from delivery of the product.
➜ Some items are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. These include: sale items, promotional items, special or custom orders, returned items, used, clearance and damaged items.
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