Naturehike Cloud Peak 2 Tent, Camping Tent, 2 Man Tent Waterproof, Lightweight Tent for Backpacking for Hiking Camping Outdoor

Superb product, well made and well designed, It is spacious and comfortable, plenty of storage space, easy to erect all in one and very weather-proof. The top cover is not the easiest to fit, but after a couple of tries it also becomes easy. All in all a superior product especially for the price.

This tent is a blatant knock-off of a Hilleberg product costing about £1200. This means that you are getting Rolls-Royce design for a Volkswagen price.A cheap copy it might be but the build quality is up to snuff. The stitching is neat and straight and doubled-up at the tension points. The seams are taped, the zips are KYY and the zip flaps are elasticated for a good fit around the door-openings. The doors are double-zipped and there is just one piece of Velcro at the bottom which makes single-handed opening and closing much easier.This is not the quickest tent I have ever pitched but it is the easiest. The framework is erected first so it is well suited for pitching in high winds; nothing is going to blow out like an unsheeted sail when the first pole is raised as is the case with tents with poles threaded through sleeves. I am unlikely to put the tent to this test, however, because I camp on managed, usually sheltered, sites so I don't bother fitting the guy lines which are supplied unattached; the geodesic design of the tent is stable enough - just nail it down at the corners. A nice touch is the inclusion of a footprint. This does not cover the two vestibules but I consider this a plus-point; when cooking in the vestibule, a fuel spillage should soak straight into the ground and not spread out over the footprint and run under the groundsheet.The interior space is very roomy; adequate for two and palatial for one. There are two doors each with a large vestibule. The doors to the inner tent mirror those for the outer, having a 2:1 split which offers a number of ventilation options. The inner is half solid, half mesh with mesh panels in the roof. The Peak is described as a four-season tent which it isn't; the outer does not touch the ground which would allow snow to blow in but it does add to the ventilation of the tent in the summer.Like most dome tents, there is an issue with the drip-line; water will run off the roof and into the interior of the tent when the door is opened fully. There is a large mesh panel in the roof and water can get in here when pitching until the "hat" is fitted. Otherwise, a very good design for a great price.

Not done any major winter/storm camping in this tent yet, but already know it is outstanding value. Lightweight, very effective proven design lifted from the best manufacturer in the game - so it pitches all as one thing, great in the dark or at night. Footprint, inner and outer rolls out and pegs down, then poles in, top hat on and you are done.Really nice and light, but at times it feels as though it would be nicer to have slightly heavier fabric on the floor of the tent, and possibly the outer also. The bag is the same fabric also, so basically useless for protective purposes - easy enough to upgrade though, just keep the poles and pegs separate.Ventilates well, but is also very warm. Extremely waterproof - slept in a flood level rainstorm in it in Grasmere and it was dry as anything inside, and I haven't done any extra seam sealing. Pegs are nice, as are the guylines.The footprint is a bit silly, as it does not cover the vestibule areas, and that it is simply too short. Also the way the top hat is attached is a pain as there is no easy way to adjust the tension, which is pretty important to do in any level of wind - an easy mod to make though.My major complaint is that if you look at the specs of the tent this design is based on, it is a good bit longer. I'm 6'3", and only just about fit with pretty serious risk of getting condensation on my feet etc. Another 10-20cm would make this tent just about perfecto for 3 season use in the UK. Generally very small for a two man, but still, a great tent for the money.

For the money this tent offers acres of space and is constructed in a way you can erect with the inner already attached to the fly sheet making it quick and easy to pitched. It's compact and light enough to throw in a backpack and large enough to use as a base camp. It has a reasonably good quality feel and aesthetically it's a good looking piece of kit which is important if you are into mountain photography like me.

The media could not be loaded. This is my second Naturehike Cloud Peak 2. My son liked it so much for his hikes that I gave him my first one and got this one at an Amazon Deal price on a par with ordering direct from Naturehike.A really first class tent for anyone wanting to do three season camping and not break the bank. Especially good if you are starting out with wild camping and don't want to commit to really expensive gear. In the Cloud Peak's case, you certainly get more than you pay for.There is room for 2 but I think its much better suited as a 1+ tent, for a wider sleep mat and space to store gear. This tent is 2.5kg. I think it is best suited for shorter hikes or car camping, but is still capable in the wind and rain.It comes with a footprint, which can be left attached when you pack it away, making this a single outer/inner/ footprint pitch. It's free standing, so once it's up you can move it around to get the best door views or shelter.However, nothing is perfect. I think the pegs are a bit small and I'll replaced with larger ones. Also be careful of the small roof piece which attaches separately. In high winds you could lose it leaving your tent open to the elements. In these situations keep it connected to you or the tent. Some people permanently secure one hook attachment to the tent to avoid any loss and make sure it goes on the correct way.If you outgrow it, these tents will always have a good used market value.Video is of a first setup to check all parts were there and no stitching defects. Spot on.However, video shows what I believe is the older two 'T' zip setup for the doors. I believe the door is now one zip semi-circle.Highly recommended, particularly if you can get it at an Amazon Deal price.

No la he probado, se ve robusta y es un poco pesada.

Klasse Zelt, kompakt, für die Größe leicht und akzeptables Packmaß. Einfach und allein sehr schnell aufzubauen, hochwertige Materialien. Innenzelt am Außenzelt bereits befestigt—> im Regen trocken aufbaubar. 2 Eingänge und 2x wirklich große Apside zum regensicheren Unterbringen auch größeren Gepäcks. Je 1 kleine und große Tasche im Innenzelt für wichtige Utensilien. Bodenplane im Lieferumfang. Klare Kaufempfehlung für dieses tolle Zelt, kann mit deutlich teureren Produkten gut mithalten. 👍

I ordered the last one on Monday. It arrived Thursday. From the photos I was expecting the rainbow door version. To my pleasant surprise it was the T-door version. The zippers are a little fiddly, which I think is the tent design more that the zippers.We have the tent out on a winter camp. I'm not sure this is a 4 season tent given the amount of mesh, but a good sleep system solves that. Overall I'm very happy 😁

Riktigt bra tält, lätt att sätta upp och det var riktigt stabilt, bra med två ingångar och helt okej plats för två vuxna. Kunde ha önskat ett fönster för ventilation som på naturehike starriver 2 men annars superbra.

Lediglich das Außenwelt könnte weiter runter, bis zum Boden gehen. Naja... mit dem "Häubchen" muss man spielen, bei Regen tropft es direkt in den Eingang. Habe ein Gummiband verlängert, so die Haube ein wenig weiter nach vorn zum Eingang gezogen. Da muss man sich eben für eine Seite entscheiden. Grundsätzlich aber leicht, leicht aufzubauen, super Zelt zum Angemessenen Preis.