Naturehike Cloud-Up Tent Lightweight Backpacking Tent with Footprint - Free Standing Ultralight Camping Hiking Backpack Tents

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.

I purchased this item because I wanted a light tent option for backpack camping, I opted for the 4-season tent vs the 3-season so I could use it in winter if I wanted. First I want to say that "2-person" is a *VERY* optimistic description for this tent, 2 small people maybe, but I'm 6'2" and 210lbs and nobody else is fitting in that tent with me, that said, I don't mind this as I bought it to use as a solo tent, but just keep in mind if you want to use it as a real 2-person tent you may wanna go with the 3 person tent to be safe. The tent is very quick and easy to set up, the supplied footprint will help keep the bottom free from damage longer, the poles are easy to use and the fly is easy to clip on. Despite the fact that there is conflicting information on this tent *IT IS FREESTANDING*. You can layout the groundcloth/floorsaver first, hook the poles into that, then set up the rainfly toss your gear under the rainfly that's been staked out, then set the tent up, then in the morning, take the tent down first, put it in your bag, then take the rainfly down. That's pretty important when backpacking to keep your tent nice and dry, especially since this tent is A LOT of mesh under the fly, alternatively you can just use the floorsaver and fly if you are looking do do that. I tested this tent out in my backyard on a night that wasn't supposed to rain, I put the fly on anyway just to see about airflow and was very comfortable in it, around 3am I woke up to a downpour, the entire inside of the tent stayed dry all throughout the night, so I am confident this tent will do a good job of keeping you dry even though it could be raining pretty hard. The aluminum stakes that come with it are nice as are the high vis reflective guylines. Overall I am very pleased with this tent. I can't really speak on the durability of it because I have not used it enough, but that said it does seem to be constructed very well and I have no doubts that, with the proper care, will last a good long time. Value for the money this tent is pretty hard to beat. If you are just getting into camping/hiking and want to get a good, light tent but not break the bank, this is a pretty good place to start. If you don't plan on ever camping outside of spring/summer/fall save a few bucks and get the 3-season one which is also a bit lighter.

I purchased this tent 4 years ago. I have camped in it many times over the years. I do take care of my gear, so I don't treat it as roughly as others may. That being said I feel this is a good time to review this tent. Overall Impression: NatureHike was founded in 2010 with the goal of making durable, environmentally friendly products that offer "Camping for Everyone". This tent is affordable, for me durable, and does offer the ability for the "everyman" to camp with ease. It is a solid 2 person tent, medium weight (under 4lbs) with a very easy free standing set up. You can set it up as an ultralight, without actually using the tent just the fly, pole and ground cloth, but I'm not a big fan of not having the "protection" a secure room provides so I have little experience with that. This past weekend our Boy Scout Troop both set up and camped in a torrential downpour. I placed my Cloud Up 2 in what I thought was the high ground, and instead was basically a marsh. I remained dry. Comfortable and dry. I do utilize the ground cloth which was beneficial at preventing some of the puddles. It was incredibly windy and sideways rain and I stayed dry all night. The tent is roomy, just under 50 inches interior, and able to fit 2 full size pads. At 40+ inches tall it is difficult to sit up in the tent, but a tent is designed as a shelter so I'm OK with that. I'm 73 inches long, and easily fit without touch the front or back of the tent. The tent can be set up in under 2 minutes and in the event of a storm, the Fly can be set up first and tent body set up dry as well. The packed size of the tent is smaller than most sleeping pads and is able to fit in a variety of places in most packs (even smaller 30L packs). Summarization of the PROS: Compact Storage Roomy Interior Easy <2 minute set up Mid-Weight (light weight for being split between 2 backpackers). Now for the things I don't like: There is only 1 door, and it opens at the front. When getting inside of it in a rainstorm, you will get the front of your tent wet. There is no way to sit in the vestibule and remove wet or muddy clothing before getting into the tent. It is heavier than any of the "premium" tents like those by Ztents and Durston, and at 4lbs its pretty heavy for 1 person even if roomy, but could certainly be worse. So I would wholly recommend this tent for the following people: Budget Backpackers, New Backpackers, Boy Scout Backpackers, Old Backpackers, and Weekend warriors. I have not had the privilege to be a thru-hiker on a major trail so I can't say about that, however I would have no problem taking this on a thru-hike. So I highly endorse this. Camp Often and Camp Happy. Signing off.

I bought this tent three years ago, and it has proven to be the best value for money in the 2-person backpacking tent category. Performance & Durability: I've taken this tent on multiple backpacking trips to various national parks, and it has held up exceptionally well. It handled both a snowstorm and heavy rain without any issues. For the price, the weather resistance is impressive, as long as you set it up correctly. Design & Portability: Footprint: The small footprint allows for easy setup in tight spaces on the trail. Weight: Light enough for two people to split the load, making it ideal for backpacking. Comfort & Space: While it is technically a 2-person tent, space is tight. It’s fine for sleeping, but don’t expect to sit upright comfortably with two people inside. During a snowstorm, my wife and I lay comfortably watching a movie on our phone that hung from the ceiling of this tent. Final Thoughts: If you're on a budget and need a reliable backpacking tent, this is a fantastic choice. You won’t be disappointed!!

This tent is excellent - although I had to wrestle between a 4 and 5 star rating. In the end I went with 5 because... it's just so lightweight for the price it's tough to complain. First of all, it weighs 4.7 pounds with EVERYTHING including all stakes, the stuff sacks, and the footprint. You probably could, at max, save maybe 2 or 3 ounces by swapping out the stakes, but that's it. To go lighter than this for a 2p tent you would need trekking poles. Other lightweight tents in this price range will advertise a lower weight than this but it's misleading because they will advertise something under 4 pounds but that's as an UL setup without the inner fly. If you removed the inner fly from this tent it would probably weigh closer to 3 pounds - however if you wanted to be that minimalist you should just learn to pitch a tarp shelter. The tent is very sturdy and very waterproof. I don't think I'd go so far as to call this a 4 season tent, as it does not really keep warm on the inside, but it does stay very dry. It's also incredibly easy to set up - maybe 5 minutes - 10 minutes max if you are new to pitching tents. Really cool feature is the way the fly, inner fly, and footprint fit into each other. There are clips on the 4 corners - male on the outer fly and female on the inner fly and footprint so you can clip the outer fly to either depending on whether or not you're using the inner fly. The tent poles fit through and connect to both the footprint and the inner fly at the same time. My only complaint about the tent is there aren't enough pockets on the inside of the tent. There is one small pocket up above the flap - but no side pockets or hanging shelf in the middle. There is a hook to hang a tent light or something - that's about it. Like I said though - hard to complain given the simplicity and light weight of the tent.

I just received the tent, which appears to be very well made. All the seams and stitching are constructed to a high standard, and the tent is very easy to put up. It also comes with its own ground sheet which provides for additional protection on rough surfaces and extra insulation. As a person of 6,2” I particularly like the overall room and sitting hight the tent provides and the fact it is self standing is a plus. My expectation is it should do well in wind and rain. The packed weight of about 4lbs, including the ground sheet, which is very good, as I plan to use the tent for bike packing. I did a lot of comparative research before I bought the tent and for the features and price it’s very hard to beat. Finally, this is an upgraded model to a tent that’s been on the market for a long time with great reviews.

I have several tents but I took this 2-person tent on a solo backpacking trip in the Grand Canyon, and it worked perfectly as a spacious 1-person setup. It was easy to pitch, lightweight to carry, and held up really well against the elements. 20D is a better material than 15D or 10D in my opinion as it's more rain resistant and durable in harsh conditions. For solo hikers looking for a little extra space without adding much weight, this tent is an excellent choice. Highly recommend!

Good quality and easy to set up and it was a pleasant surprise for the price. Comes with a footprint, so no additional purchase necessary. Weight wise it's not too heavy (little over 4 lbs). There are lighter options in the market but for a premium. Space is enough for a petite couple but will get tight for two big guys. I would recommend this even for 1 person as there is additional space to keep your gear in. Great option for value for money. I don't backpack a lot so I am going to stick with this for a bit, but if I were to go on a multi-day through hike, I will consider paying a premium and purchasing something that is lighter, but can't find any issues with this tent by itself.

Very simple and fast ensembling. Good quality all materials and parts. Used for 2 persons, quite enough space

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Das Naturehike Cloud Up 2 Upgrade 2-Personen Zelt ist ein absolutes Top-Zelt! Die Verarbeitungsqualität ist hervorragend, und der kinderleichte Aufbau macht es perfekt für schnelle Einsätze unterwegs. Das mitgelieferte Aufbewahrungs- und Befestigungs-Equipment ist durchdacht dimensioniert und überzeugt ebenfalls mit seiner hohen Qualität. Das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis ist unschlagbar – man bekommt hier wirklich viel geboten! Ich habe das Zelt auf mehreren mehrtägigen Bikepacking- und Biwak-Wanderungen in der Alpen- und Voralpenregion genutzt und bin rundum zufrieden. Für zwei Personen bietet es beim Bikepacking und Wandern ausreichend Platz. Klare Kaufempfehlung!

Fácil de instalar, algo pesada y no tan compacta

最初の山でのテント泊用に買いました 他にも候補はいろいろありましたが、 他にも必要なギアや、ほんとに登山にハマるかまだ未知数だった為、コスパと軽さ コンパクトさのバランスでコレにしました 最初のテント泊は コンディションが最高で、テントの耐久性は 感じれませんでしたが、設営のし易さ、 居住性は全く問題なく、収納もし易くて 気に入りました また、いろいろな場所で使ってみたり、 使い込むとどんな風にへタレて行くかはわかりませんが、今のところ買って良かったしか ありません

Excelente, para una persona, fácil y rápido de instalar y guardar, recomendable 😉