Naturehike Tents Naturehike Cloud up 2 Person Tent

only used once, easy to setup, love the footprint and the rain tarp, It actually rained lightly while we were out and didnt leak at all.some experience interior droplets forming but I didnt get any of this, I will warn you though the setup traps a lot of heat, it was pretty warm inside the tent with the whole setup tarp and everything

First backpacking tent and have tried out in backyard. Easy to assemble and repack. Seems to be well made. 2 person is plenty of room for 1 plus a backpack but expect it would be tight for 2. Happy with size and weight. Will update after backpacking trip but so far very pleased with purchase. Only thing that worries me so far is the fabric pull on zippers.

I usually backpack with my sister and we use her MSR Hubba Hubba, but I wanted to try backpacking solo so I needed a tent of my own. I settled on the 2 person version of this tent because it was affordable and lightweight. I almost went with the 1 person version until I realized it wasn't freestanding. I'm glad I went with the 2 person version because I appreciate the extra room. It might be a 2 person tent for children, or two small people, but it is definitely tight.The tent does it's job well. By my scale everything only weighed 3.4 pounds. I've taken it out once and I can sit up with decent headroom. It is easy to set up, packs small, and I can get it back in it's carrying case easily. I also appreciate that the footprint is included.It didn't rain, so I haven't tested the rain fly, but there was quite a bit of dew/condensation in and outside of the tent on the morning. It dried immediately as the sun came up. The poles seem sturdy, stakes not so much but I can replace those easily. The biggest con in the design is that the side walls have nothing to support them. I can see them blowing into the tent if it is windy.I took off a star for durability because while I haven't had any issues with the tent yet, I have gotten a few tiny rips in the carrying case.For the occasional long weekend solo trip, this tent is great. For those looking to do a thru-hike, I'd spend more to get a more durable tent at a comparable weight.

I was skeptical not going with a true name brand light hiking tent. I was gladly surprised when I tried it out for the first time. Extremely easy to assemble with the included footprint (which most tents do not come with). The single pole is a time and space saver. I’ve used it in 80 degrees and also in 30 degrees and have had no issues. The vestibule could be slightly larger to keep my backpack out of the elements, but that is my only gripe. For the price, it’s a great quality lightweight tent.

I bought this (red and gray 2 person) for solo backpacking trips instead of lugging around my amazing and comfortable REI Half Dome because of the weight difference of almost 2.5lbs. I just did my first overnight in it and temps got down to the mid 30sF, there was only a sprinkling of rain (in the desert so no chance to check for condensation), and there were winds at around 30mph with gusts topping 45mph and the tent was usually stock-still and very solid using 9 of the 11 provided tent pegs. In the provided picture you can see these winds coming from the right. Being that the sides do kind of cave in a bit, I was worried that strong winds would rob me of the little remaining headroom but as you can see it wasn't too bad. The only movement in the night was from the vent flap in the back (pictured front and center). I tried to use the guy line for that 9th peg to minimize that and I think it was perfectly acceptable. It used to be "common knowledge" or at least cliche that goods from China were uniformly of low quality and materials but I am really impressed with this tent. I believe one of their other models has a small crossbar pole that allows for more vertical sidewalls and that is just about the only improvement that I can think of. Other reviews have noted that unzipping your rain fly door can shower water onto your vestibule area and through the mesh into your tent and I can see how this can and will happen. Small price to pay, I guess. Keep a bandana around to mop it up if need be. At this price and quality I would recommend to any solo-er who comes in at 6ft-ish or less and any new couple who is still really into each other and don't have a lot of gear combined or have any sense of separate personal space, as this is a 1.5 person tent, especially with the sloping walls. Hope this helps!

Very impressed with how lightweight and durable this tent has been. The 2P is pretty snug for two people, but it’s workable. For one person, the 2P definitely fits a person and all your gear, and is lightweight. I’d seen a previous review about the stakes not being up to par, but the company must have listened, because the stakes that came with mine were great.

I’ve had this tent for 8 months now and have taken it on multiple trip around the Bay Area and the Tahoe area. I love how the tents packs down so well. I purchased an Osprey Straightjacket 8l bag to stuff my tent into and it works much better than the sack NatureHike included.The tent is pretty light for the size and claims to be for 2 people but I would say 1.5. No way two people and their gear will fit in this tent.My biggest complaint about this product is the door location and the angle in which you must exit the tent. Entering the tent isn’t so bag but getting out is a pain. I found that I have to try and get my shoes on before leaving the tent because otherwise dirt, dust, and bugs to get into my tent.I just got back from a trip in which there was ridiculous 60+mph winds and this tent held up very well. Only issue I had was that the wind made the vestibule zipper stuck to the tent door zipper. This was a major pain in middle of the dark during an insane wind storm.

Provata a 2000 mt in estate sotto raffiche di vento forte. Devo dire che mi ha stupito, durante la notte la tenda si é piegata sotto le forti raffiche di vento e avevo paura di rompere i paletti, anche perché su alcuni lati non ho potuto picchettarla causa presenza di grosse rocce vicino. Il materiale di cui è fatta sembra fragile ad una prima superficiale analisi, ma invece è un ottimo nylon. Internamente la tenda non è enorme, due persone ci stanno ma abbastanza al millimetro. All'interno c'è solo una tasca in rete sopra la porta e un gancio per la lampada, avrei preferito avere un paio di tasche in più. L'anticamera l'ho trovata sufficientemente spaziosa, a differenza di quanto riscontrato in alcune recensioni che la definiscono piccola e inutilizzabile... Se la tenda viene picchettata correttamente, l'anticamera si apre in modo corretto dando parecchio spazio per gli zaini, scarpe e altra attrezzatura difficile da riporre all'interno, specie se siete in due. La porta è in sola rete, avrei preferito averla dello stesso materiale delle pareti della tenda, invece della sola zanzariera, però è anche vero che è una tenda ultralight, e questo significherebbe peso in più. Altra particolarità della tenda, come nella sua controparte costosa e originale della Big Agnes, è possibile montare solo il sovratelo e il pavimento, senza montare la camera interna, e risparmiare altro peso, nel caso vogliate ridurre al minimo il volume e la massa di questa tenda. È una soluzione pratica in estate, a basse quote e/o in caso abbiate un buon sacco a pelo. Facile da montare, da soli si tira su in 15minuti. Non ho riscontrato problemi di condensa, ma dormendo sotto vento è difficile si formi. In definitiva, per il prezzo è ottima, anche se la comprerei solo attorno ai 100/120€, di più non spenderei. Il controllo qualità è scarso, ci sono alcune cuciture e assemblaggi sbagliati che però non pregiudicano il funzionamento della tenda, e qualche svista, tipo il laccetto delle cerniere lo trovo veramente scarso e difficile da utilizzare, probabilmente lo sostituirò con un semplice cordino tipo quello utilizzato nei tiranti. Consigliata comprarla se volete un ottima tenda ultraleggera senza ipotecare un rene, bisogna vedere fra 10 anni come sarà messa, ma per adesso direi ottimo prodotto. Se volete più sicurezza e più qualità personalmente andrei su una Ferrino Sintesi o l'originale Fly Creek della Big Anges

Namiot testowany w ramach bikepackingu do temp -2C i dal rade. Namiot raczej dla 1 duzej osoby + graty niz dla 2.Fajnie ze w zestawie jest opcjonalna mata/podloga - chroni i ulatwia rozkladanie i nic sie nie brudzi.Namiot mozna tez rozstawic bez tropiku z sama miskitiera takze super.

Ottima tenda economica, leggera, funzionale e veloce da montare. L'ho testata sotto un acquazzone di varie ore e non è entrata nemmeno una goccia. E' facilmente trasfportabile ed occupa poco spazio. Io sono alto 1.86 e ci sto comodamente in lunghezza.Gli unici "difetti" che ho potuto constatare sono: l'abside piccolina, ci stanno 2 zaini piccoli e 2 paia di scarpe, ma se gli zaini sono grandi allora il resto deve rimanere all'esterno oppure all'interno della tenda.Inoltre il telo interno a zanzariera fa entrare aria quando fuori c'è vento (magari non succede se si ha la versione con le gonne).E' comunque tutto risolvibile adattandosi con sacchi a pelo caldi e sistemando le piccole cose all'interno.Per il resto sono soddisfatto dell'acquisto, lo userò varie volte in montagna.

Hab das Zelt bisher zwei mal im Einsatz gehabt bei Temperaturen um die 4 Grad und anhaltendem Regen mit mäßigem Wind. Deswegen kann ich erstmal wenig zu der Langlebigkeit sagen aber bis jetzt macht das Zelt einen soliden und sehr guten Eindruck. Verarbeitung der Nähte usw ist top. Hat super dicht gehalten und es gab morgens praktisch kein Kondenswasser. Das Packmaß und Gewicht sind absolut top und auch der Aufbau geht sehr zügig. Einziger Kritikpunkt ist die fehlende Wärmeleistung (Außentemperatur=Innentemperatur). Zwar habe ich das bei einem UL-Zelt auch nicht anders erwartet, jedoch ist die Bezeichnung "3 Season Zelt "schlicht falsch wenn man nicht einen entsprechend teuren bzw schweren Schlafsack hat. Leider sind nicht genügend Heringe für alle Abspannleinen dabei. Deswegen "nur" 4 Sterne

Tenda molto leggera, compatta quando chiusa e rapida da montare. Non ancora testata sul campo, sembra complessivamente di buona fattura per il prezzo pagato(120€ circa), inferiore di almeno 100€ ai principali competitors. Le uniche pecche che posso trovare sono forse qualche cucitura un po' imprecisa, e le zip che non danno la sensazione di essere le migliori in commercio, per tutto il resto sembra ottima.La camera interna è praticamente tutta in rete leggera, quindi per essere usata in alta montagna necessita senz'altro di un buon sacco a pelo.