Naturehike Cloud Up 2

8 pounds. Okay, so there are the things that really impressed me about the Cloud Up, but now it's time to talk about some cons. Four Seasons Probably ...

I purchased the 2 person 4 season tent for it's features and lightweight. I followed set up instructions and put the footprint down first. On it's first 2 night use, I noticed a small hole in the mesh on the door of the tent. I also noticed an inch long tear on the tent floor near the door. Looking ...

British folks took all kinds of tents to the Peak District, and bare minimum that works is something in line of Naturehike Cloud Up 2. While elixir is on a heavier side it will handle everything hills have to throw at you. It's really strange that you backpack UK and dont' take a rain throughout the night as given. There is a reason why the most popular tents on the island are tunnels like vango banshee 200.

I measured the interior of the tent set up its 48 wide in the front entrance by 79 long and i got the 2up snow skirt. you pretty much have to crawl to get into it its very small. Other than that its good quality and zippers are excellent. I dont think there is enough room for gear also in the tent b...

I'm a tops hunter in NZ and have split about 50 nights between the Naturehike Cloud Up 1 & 2 so far. Not uberlite, but also way lighter than a Minaret. The 2 could probably fit you and your dog. I haven't had much problem with wind, but I have been occasionally broadsided by big gusts that require leaning into the fabric.

Wanted to like this tent, but the first time I brought it out I ended up camping on gravel (not ideal). I camped on gravel with a previous Alps tent bought for $80 and it never ripped over 4 years. This tent ripped the first night on the ground floor. Second time out, the tent bag got a rip in it fr...

I recently got the Naturehike Cloud Up 3 from Amazon, and I love it. Really light and seems like good quality for the price. Would recommend so far, but I've only used it on a handful of trips.

Review for the 2p tent. I have used this twice now. The first time it was warm bc my bf and I were in it together and the temp at night was mid 40’s. Took it to elevation and slept in it alone with temps in the 30’s at night, it did not retain my heat at all. Lightweight! Easy to pack and carry! Doe...

For the tent , a Naturehike Cloud Peak 2 has most of what you're looking for. But you will get cold in your sleeping system , that tent has nothing to do with that. Invest in a Thermarest Xtherm and a good down sleeping bad rated for the temperature you're at and you won't even need a tent around you to stay warm.

Lightweight for the price, and includes the footprint, but feels small inside compared to other 2 man tents I've used even with smaller actual size due to the angles. Snow skirt helped with the drafts a little, but wasn't able to get anything like a complete block of the wind.