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

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Just like the Cloud Up 1, this tent is easy to set up, affordable, and reliable. You’ll be grateful for the extra floor space to spread out, but with only one door and vestibule, I’d recommend going for a different tent if two adults will be sharing the space.

The biggest difference is that the tent can be freestanding and has an awning. The seams are fully sealed coated with silicone. Equipped with a reinforced mast with aluminum stakes to cut the wind. High density mesh fabric keeps bugs out. Just like with the Mongar 2, it has two vestibules and two doors, so you can store your kit outside the main sleeping compartment.Cope with changeable weather: Made of lightweight and wearable 20D nylon silicone material (210T polyester plaid fabric material) as well as waterproof coating and waterproof about 4000+ (210T polyester plaid fabric can reach 3000 +), making it good enough to meet your rain-proof need while camping. The majority of tents on the market right now are either eye-wateringly expensive expedition tents or cheap junk that will leak and rip in no time.

Most campers also note that the tent is a great value for the money, though it’s a bit heavier than some of the more expensive options on the market. Condensation is the build-up of moisture inside your tent due to differences between the inside and outside temperatures. There are three main sources: 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. It has some really cool features to optimize comfort. For example, small magnets are sewn into the door fabric to make coming and going as easy as possible. You can also set up a little sheltered foyer with your trekking poles by slotting them into the notches in the tent door.

Storage

This storage space is essential if you’re going to be using the tent with three people. It also provides a sheltered area where you can prepare meals if the weather is foul. Therefore, the Cloud Up 1 is ideal for hikers camping for a few days, but you’d probably want to invest in something lighter for any serious thru-hiking. The Upgrade I’ve been doing more cold-weather camping recently and two adult winter sleeping bags won’t fit in the Cloud Up 2. I spend a lot of time looking at lightweight 3p tents and couldn’t find anything else that I liked and was affordable. So, I ended up getting the Cloud Up 3p too.

The 7001 series aluminum poles are rugged enough for most of the conditions you’re likely to face, and the tent’s 20D ripstop nylon fabric is highly tear-resistant. INSECT PROOF - with B3 breathable mesh, you can still ventilate your tent without 10 million mosquitoes inviting themselves in for the evening. As with all tents, you will need to regularly treat your tent with a waterproof coating; otherwise, it will start to leak over time. The video below shows the Naturehike Cloud Up 2 in really high winds. It’s not my video, but it gives you a good idea. What’s unique about Naturehike is that the company’s tents offer an outstanding balance between price and quality. They aren’t the cheapest tents on the market but they are considerably more waterproof, more windproof, and lighter than their competitors.Naturehike frequently claims that its tents are suitable for 4 seasons. I disagree with this and would ask you to treat the products as 3 season tents for your safety. Width: 125cm (49.2”) – tapering towards the foot-end (foot-end dimension is possibly 105cm (41.3”)) The Cloud Up 2 is a slightly larger version of the Cloud Up 1. Officially, it’s a two-person tent, but it would be better for one person who wants more space to spread out or an adult and a child. Before investing your hard-earned money in a new tent, you need to know whether it’s the right choice for you. When comparing the weights of these two tents, you’ve got to consider that the FlyCreek HV UL doesn’t come with a ground sheet (which you will need to use because of the thin floor).