NaturehikeCloud Up 1 Camping Tent 3-4 Seasons, Lightweight Backpacking Tent for 1 Person, Waterproof, Insect-proof Family Tent for Outdoor, Hiking, Mountaineering (20D Blue Upgraded)

Bought this for camping along the west highland way, it was a great purchase, very light to carry, and quick to put up wherever we found a small space along the way - highly recommended.

Received the upgraded version today. I was struck by the quality: not a stitch out of place, and all in lovely light nylon. Poles are a workhorse aluminium alloy, so whilst not as strong or as light as DAC, they are certainly reliable. Compared to my previous tent, there is an excellent amount of headheight. Plenty of space for one person. Also, the extra guy points on the upgraded version should really aid stability. There are a total of 5 guy points (2 on the side, 2 on the front, and one on the back on the ventilation flap). Very pleased and would be happy to take this on my next adventure. I cannot comment on the longevity of this tent, though if it lasts a year or so then it more than pays for itself (at a little over £100). I give 4 stars for one reason, which is that there are no velcro tabs to secure the top of fly to the poles. However, given the side guy out points, this shouldn't be a big deal. I also like the footprint, which is polyster. It adds about 250 grams to the 1.5kg weight of the tent, pegs and poles. So that's about 1.75kg for a spacious tent for one. I would not recommend for anyone over about 6' 2", though, as it is only 210cm long. I am 5' 6", and I fit perfectly. I consider myself a relative novice at backpacking, and a tent of this weight, price and dimensions is near-perfect. It is far more 'livable' than my previous Zephyros 1.

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.

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.

I've had my Cloud up 2 for over two years now and it has been out in good and bad weather.It has never let any rain in and it has stood up to some harsh winds.It does benefit from an extra guy line added at the back in windy weather to keep the back end from squashing down.I would not use this this as a two person tent. There is only enough room for one person to sit up in it.For me it's for one person and their gear or maybe their dog.Tunnel tents can be tricky to get in and out of but as this is the design, this can be expected.I've found it to be lightweight, durable and reliable. This is my plan B tent for when all else fails.

This is a good tent for the price.This is the second I have bought, one for me and one for my son, so I must be pleased with it.It is quite waterproof and this upgraded version (make sure you get this) has good ventilation and stability, even in fairly strong wind.Size-wise it is fairly typical of tent descriptions i.e. it is just about useable as a two-man in cosy conditions and with no gear in the tent. It is more useful as a one-man tent for backpacking.Despite the description, the weight of the 20D tents is the same for the three colours (grey, light green, dark green) at 1530g for everything except the groundsheet, which is another 260g and you will need this because the floor of the 20D tent is very thin.At nearly 1800g for a solo tent, it's not ultralight, but it is a complete tent, rather than shelters half the weight that are a tarp, minimal inner and you use your walking poles as support.If you can manage a bit of sewing then add some velcro patches where the outer meets the poles to add a lot of stability. Also make sure you tie on and use the two extra side guys or the outer will flap a lot in the wind and the inner will touch the outer, which will mean water inside in moderate rain.Shop around because there is up to 100% price difference between online stores for this tent.

I picked this tent up recently for a 2 night backpacking trip. Such a great value for $.Previously I’ve used much cheaper Walmart tents.This felt like great quality. I really like the ease of set up and the clips are really unique and easy to use. It packed compactly and was lightweight to carry. The pegs are nice but one did bend when trying to get it into tough ground.I used the ground cloth which I felt kept me warmer, but you could leave this behind if you wanted to lighten the tent.This was very roomy for one person, and I stayed dry in the rain. I would put a second person in a pinch, and would take child along in this. The single entrance really makes it more of a one person tent.I enjoyed the versatility of being able to leave the outside up and removed the inner shell to keep it dry when taking down in the rain.The vestibule was small but kept my boots dry overnight. I slept with my pack inside the tent beside me.Overall a great value for the money and this is a brand I’d like to try more of.

Me gustó porque llegó a tiempo y su desempeño fue bueno, aunque tuvo un poco de condensación. Ya veremos su desempeño en lluvia. Es ligera.

Ligera y compacta para transportar. Ha resistido bien en condiciones de frío intenso con viento y lluvia moderada.Fácil armado y excelente calidad en sus materiales.El espacio interno funciona mucho mejor para 1 persona aunque pueden entrar 2 sin problema pero dejando mochilas en vestíbulo.

The media could not be loaded. Mucho mejor de lo que esperaba. La tienda de campaña soportó lluvia, viento y temperaturas alrededor de cero grados.Ni una gota de agua dentro de mi tienda después de la lluvia.En cuanto a tamaño, para mi, es ideal para una persona. Quizá dos, caben bien sin equipo dentro de la tienda.El vestíbulo es pequeño pero suficiente para dejar tus zapatos y una mochila pequeña.

Excellentes finitions pour le prix. Rapport qualité/prix/poids imbattable sur le marché.Foncez