NaturehikeCloud up 1 Tent Ultralight Tent 1 Person Tent Single Tent 3 Season Camping Tent

Easy, and fast, to erect and take down. It packs away to a small size which is why I bought it. Haven't tested it in bad weather yet though.

Light weight at about 2 1/2 lbs. just enough room to sit inside and turn around. Air mattresses is a wide single that fits perfectly with about a foot left at the door. I’m 5”-9. It would probably just fit a long mattresses with no extra room off the mattress. Went thru a couple of down pours with no leaks. The floor material is really thin and will ware pin holes thru at the doorway where it gets a lot of traffic, after a dozen uses, even when using the footprint provided. I use a tarp now for extra protection as well as a spot to get out of the rain. If the tent leaks it’s thru the floor between the footprint and floor. The fly for the tent is good!!The tent is really quick to set up and take down. It even fits easily back in the bag. The bag is pretty thin material as well and mine is getting shredded from carrying it on the bottom of my backpack.Also no condensation yet. Even on the colder nights with the vent open it stays dry inside under the fly.The price of this tent was very reasonable for what you get.

I was looking for a 1-person tent to take on a 10-day adventure and this fits the bill perfectly - albeit, I do wish there was a black option but Navy Blue looks pretty tight. It's lightweight, well-made, takes up little space in my bag, it sets up quickly and I expect that it will stand up to the rain that I look forward to.The complete package weighs in at 3.4kgs.When packed, it's less than half the size of a sleeping bag - maybe closer to 1/3 the size.It comes with the footprint for the tent - which was an especially nice touch because I thought I'd have to purchase one separately.With no instructions, I put it together on my front lawn in roughly 15 minutes. I could have been faster - but I also could have taken a bit more time to optimize the peg placement/tie down strings. Take the extra time to make sure that you've placed the pegs properly and secured the fasteners for a nice smooth floor. Don't forget the clips on the side of the tent to pull the tent walls out and a little velcro *prop* above the door to open a window for airflow.Inside there is a spot on the roof to clip on a lantern or anything else you might want to hang.There is a pocket on each side of the tent by the doors for easy access to things.There is a clip the secure the doors open for a nice chill view.In the peg bag, you'll find some extra cordage & three loops - I believe these are for the three zippers on your tent but I'm not 100% sure on that. I suspected that they could be a small *tool* to assist in pulling out hard-to-remove pegs. I dunno; unclear.Also, setup only required 8 pegs, leaving me with 4 extras. You can leave those behind if you wanted to save a wee bit of weight.For the sake of the pictures I took, I'd only thrown an inflatable sleeping pad in the tent to see how much space would be left - and it's not much. I imagine it will be very tight in there with the rest of my gear/my pack - I feel like I'll have to empty my pack of contents and spread it along the walls of the tent but I'll cross that bridge when I get there. There's room to sit up comfortably and shift around a little bit but it is a small space. That said, I won't take points away from a small tent for not being spacious - it's designed to serve the function of keeping you safe from the elements and give you a safe place to sleep and to that effect it does it very well.I am very happy with my purchase and I look forward to updating my review in 6 weeks with how well it served me on my adventure.Thanks for making a high quality product, Naturehike.

Ich hatte für den Preis deutlich Schlechteres erwartet. Das Zelt ist klein, leicht, superschnell aufgestellt und absolut wetterfest. Auch im nordschwedischen Unwetter blieb es stehen, während andere Zelte in der Luft waren; und alles im Inneren blieb trocken. Auch das Footprint ließ kein Moorwasser durch. Abbauen bei Regen ist kein Problem, Aufbauen hab ich nicht getestet. Keine Kondenswasserprobleme. Ein großer Rucksack passt mit in den Innenraum, allerdings bin ich klein und dünn. Häringe mit Schlaufen - superpraktisch im Moos, das schon so manchen Häring nicht wieder hergeben wollte. Kleine Mängel: 1. die Taschen sind so eingenäht, dass der Inhalt herausfallen muss, wenn er nicht aus Textilien besteht 2. die Stangenspitzen sind nicht geschraubt wie beim MSR-Original, sondern aufgesteckt. Beim Herausziehen bleibt die Spitze im Boden, was früher oder später den Gummi ausleiert. Alles in allem fit für 2 Monate Zelten in rauhen Gefilden.

Great tent for the price, pretty lightweight and pack size is small so fits into my 35-45 litre backpack no problem. Quick and easy to set up, pegs and poles are nice, I didn't notice too much condensation although it wasn't too cold a night in the UK when used. Seemed strong and sturdy after set up and looks good although you do have to bend the poles quite a bit to get them in the holes but I guess it's designed for that! Entrance is a bit small and I found myself having to kneel on the floor and push myself in or get in backwards but not a problem as it was dry but it was dark so I may have not unzipped the door all the way too so maybe my own fault, not really a problem. A few people say they prefer the two man version as only a little bit heavier and slightly bigger pack size but a lot more space, although the space in the 1 man is plenty big enough for me plus equipment at 5'11". Nice little tent.

Preis/Leistung absolut in Ordnung.Schnell aufgebaut und hat den Regen in der Nacht, innen trocken überstanden, obwohl ich den Unterboden weggelassen habMorgens auch schnell getrocknet und wieder verpackt.Für 1 mittelgroße Person ausreichend