Naturehike Cloud-up 1 Ultralight Camping Tent for 1 Person - Waterproof Double Layer Backpacking Tent 4 Seasons

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Naturehike is a budget tent brand, so you can’t expect it to last as long as the expedition-quality kit. That said, Naturehike tents are of much better quality than competitors of a similar price. It would also be a good choice for an adult and a dog. Just watch the dog’s claws on the tent floor because they’ll shred it if they’re not clipped short!

I love that this tent has two doors because it really does transform your camping experience if you are sharing your tent. It also has sealed seams to protect you from the rain; these seams aren’t always present in Naturehike tents.I think the upgrade is worth the money because a build-up of moisture can be unhygienic and uncomfortable, especially on longer trips. What Do Users Think & Say About This Tent? The Naturehike Cloud Up is a freestanding 2-layer tent meant for 3-season use. It is available in 1P, 2P and 3P sizes. For the price, the quality is excellent. Also, I would trust this tent to keep me warm and dry in the wet weather. Floor mat material: pale grey, pale green or red ( 20D nylon fabric covered with silicone) / orange or green (150D Oxford fabric)

Front vestibules: It makes the inner space larger, and personal hiking gear can also be placed in the front door area.The newer version of the Cloud Up 2 tent has a vent to help reduce condensation. My older version does not have this vent. Despite this, condensation isn’t too bad of an issue in the tent because there is a sizable gap between the fly and inner tent.

The upgraded version has fixed many small issues with the first version, making this a really comfortable and reliable tent. I’d absolutely recommend it for two people, and you’ll have enough space to bring along your dog, too.The seams are not sealed, which can increase the risk of leaking in extended lousy weather. This is a shame in a tent of this price but due to the exceptional design, I’d still recommend it for cyclists.

The gear is designed and manufactured in China. What’s So Special About Naturehike Tents Compared to Other Tents? Width: 125cm (49.2”) – tapering towards the foot-end (foot-end dimension is possibly 105cm (41.3”)) The ventilation is a bit limited in this tent, with just a single vent in the sleeping compartment. I also don’t like the fact that the vestibule is so small, as it’s a lot less comfortable to sleep alongside your kit. Hi folks. Today on the blog we’re taking a look at the Naturehike Cloud Up Tent. I decided to set this tent up on a sunny day and take a peek at what it can do. Note that I haven’t had the chance to actually go on an overnight trip with this tent yet, so I can’t comment on how it holds up in the elements! But stay tuned for a full review once I’ve had the chance to try it. Let’s dive in and take a look! Overview & Specifications It’s now been over 5 years since I bought the Naturehike Cloud Up 2. It’s been on a lot of adventures with me. 🙂 Even after all of this use (and some abuse!), the Cloud Up 2 is holding up well. The zippers haven’t broken, it isn’t leaking (and I haven’t resealed the seams) and the poles are fine.

Cloud Up 2 vs. FlyCreek HV UL2

Cloud Up 3p has a crossbar on top. This gives you a LOT more interior space because the walls don’t droop as much. You also get much more headroom. As a general rule, 2-person tents are for 1 person. The Cloud Up 2 is no exception. It is going to be a tight fit for two adults. However, my tween daughter and I fit in the tent fine, even with gear. It’s also very roomy for two kids. The tent has a stated weight of 1.2kg / 2lb 10oz. for the 1-man. As we saw with the Naturehike Taga, there is a 2 man version that’s a little heftier at an estimated 1.3kg / 2lb 140z. During our weigh-in, the 1-man came in more or less bang-on at 1234g / 2lb 11oz. Materials