Naturehike Cloud-Up 2 Person Tent Lightweight Backpacking Tent with Footprint - Free Standing Ultralight Camping Hiking Backpack Tents Two Person Tent

Really impressed; a bargain price but the quality of a much more expensive tent. Great for backpacking as it packs small and light for a tent of its size, but loads of room inside for me and my pack, and can sit up readily. Would fit 2 people easily, and possibly backpacks too if you're organised. Porch small for 2 but perfect for 1.Easy to pitch, even in the wet because you can put the outer fly up first (poles fit into footprint) then clip in the inner tent and switch the poles into that.Extra side guylines on this model make it really stable.

Arrived at my campsite as an emergency replacement on a backpacking trip in devon. Very simple set up but you have to set the inner tent before you can add the flysheet which could be problematic in the rain.. Excellent headroom inside. Generous porch space enabled me to keep my dirty boots outside and dry. Was also able to cook within the porch in horrible weather as very well ventilated.

Great little tent. Well made. Tidy stitching. Good quality for the Definitely not a 2 person. Good for one man plus a dog and kit. Poles very sturdy. Set up easy. Good for warmer, drier and less windy conditions but definitely not for high winds and prolonged rain as the 10D fly is very thin.At £180 I was happy with the price.

My friend and I run a hiking channel on YouTube (Summit or Nothing) and are always on the lookout for durable, lightweight tents that are reasonably priced - we seem to have found it in the NatureHike Cloud Up 2.We have had a good look at the product erected in the back garden, and so far are incredibly impressed with what we have seen. From previous reviews on here and on YouTube, it appears that the current tent has been modified by Nature Hike to eliminate qualms that people have had in the past - it has plenty of ventilation to reduce condensation and extra guide ropes and eye holes on the side to strengthen the structure in the wind.I have always used the Vango Banshee in the past, and the Cloud-Up not only beats the former in weight saving, but also in room inside too. You can comfortably sit up in the Cloud-Up, and not only that, but the light grey tent material also makes it a lot lighter inside than the gloomy and often claustrophobic interior of the Banshee. And to think that they are practically the same price, too.Its lightweight skeleton and Y shaped ribbed pegs are not only lightweight but also seem to be a lot stronger than many V-shaped stakes we have tried in the past.The tent also comes with a secondary groundsheet that will help to protect the tents own ground sheet, but if you wanted to brave it you could always get rid of that and save even more weight, but even with it it still remains a reasonable weight for the lightweight hiker. In fact, we have saved a lot of weight by getting rid of a few of the bags that are provided and sticking.We are looking forward to giving it a good road test out on the mountains and moorlands of the UK and will be uploading our progress to our channel as we go.

Lightweight, sturdy, weather resistant and excellent price.Just a wee bit too airy on chilly nights need excellent sleeping bag as no way to stop air flow!!!

I was lucky enough to buy this tent in a sale and as my 2nd tent (first being a 3man Coleman tent, it was a palace). had this tent out on a handful of camps and its made me mate want one over his msr Hubba bubba. its a solid tent that's freestanding so easy to move etc if you haven't used the guide lines.me only problem with the tent which is making me want to go for a different tent it that the walls of the inner do sag in and take up that valuable room and easier to touch while sleeping. nature hike could do with adding a cross bar in to pull the sides out or you could try some DIY trick to attach it to the outer which you peg out. other then that it is a solid lightweight tent that is water proof, wind proof and built to last if you treat it well.

Easy to put up solo, easy to put down solo.Great size and weight to carry.I’m 6’3 and sleeping on my own found it very comfortable with plenty of room. You could fit two people in, but your packs would either have to go in the porch - probably not quite enough room - or i between you when sleeping.Sleeping with it in the Peaks for two nights, it felt sturdy and strong in the wind. It didn’t rain but the seals look well made. I would trust it in far worse conditions.If you’re using it frequently I can see how it might not last forever, but that’s the same for an lightweight tent.For £160-odd, you can’t go wrong.

It was a nice tent but ultimately I bought a Big Agnes instead because of weight and build quality- that said, this is a good product and a very decent price