Naturehike Cloud-Up 2 Upgrade Camping Tent 2 Person 3-4 Season Lightweight Backpacking Tent

I spent ages looking for the right bike packing tent. After seeing many positive reviews on YouTube I decided on the Cloud Up 2. Unfortunately, the prices has been unwavering for a year, but it dropped on Amazon Prime Day so I had to buy it.It's only had one outing in the garden, but it's impressive for what people call a budget tent. I got the Forest Green in 20D Nylon. It super lightweight and the poles and pegs are good quality geared towards keeping your pack lightweight. I was surprised at how thin the material is. It's strong, but the groundsheet feels vulnerable. Naturehike includes a footprint as standard, which makes a lot of sense. The pegs are well made, but the number of them assumes you double up guy ropes on the sides and the back. Three additional pegs would have been ideal for more security.It's easy to set up and take down. I set it up in 15mins first time without following any instructions and I'm sure I could do it quicker. I took it down in 5mins, which was even more impressive.It's billed as 2-man, but not two at my size. It's comfortable for one plus equipment. The only issue I have is the small door, but then I bought it knowing that would be a limitation. I have a folding Brompton bike that goes in the tent with me. Getting it in isn't graceful, but there's plenty of space inside for us both.Overall, I can see why it gets such positive reviews and I'm looking forward to getting out there.

This product is designed incredibly smart, I had it up in 10 minutes on the first try, 5 minutes on the later setups.The only downside I experienced is that the pegs are not quite strong, I realized some of them were bent after the first use on a semi-soft soil, where I had to use a bit of force. So while pushing the pegs, be careful to apply the force on the same direction the peg is pointing.The vent is works ok, there was no humidity through the night.I was the only person in the tent which is quite plenty room for one, it would be just tight enough for two people like most other 2-people tents. If you are 2 people but want a bit of more wider room, you should chose a 3-people tent.You can sit up in it comfortably.Both zippers work quite smoothly.Very happy with the purchase. Looking forward to using it for the next music festivals.

Easy to erect but wouldn't trust it in a strong wind or rain. Zips and peg hoops were well made.

Great wild camp tent Great value

After looking at multiple tents I chose the CU2. It is extremely light, easy to put up and I could not be happier.I would say it is more of a one man tent with room for gear. Comfortably fits me and my german shepherd!I would have preferred some tarp/covering in the entrance area but managed to buy some online for a few quid.

The media could not be loaded.  Used on the snow wild camping and was proper impressed with it.. did not have condensation and managed to stay nice and war... Decent size for a single person and lightweight. Can't fault it....

If you happen to be even half interested in ul camping, you'll probably already know about the cloud up 2. One of the best budget tents you can buy. It does require some minor mods if you want to use it regularly, and in bad weather but otherwise, check youtube and you'll see many, many positive reviews and footage of this absolute tank of a tent outperform much more expensive ones.I have the snow skirts, they're not for everyone. I chose them so I can have the choice to cut out airflow if I needed to. I've just stitched and sealed velcro on, so that the skirts can be tucked up inside.For £112 for the white one, you cannot go wrong.Absolute steal.

This is an excellent product, particularly considering its price. I've had it for nearly two years and used it extensively (well over 100 nights) over a variety of terrain (like plus 40-degree temperatures and below 0, as well as beaches and rocky ground). The rainfly has held up to very heavy thunderstorms and fairly strong winds too. It does get more condensation that tents I've previously used but the moisture has never leaked inside and the fabric dries quickly.The size is perfect, plenty of space for one person plus a big backpack (I haven't tested it with two people) and enough headspace to sit up. The entrance is tall enough to cook under on a small stove if the weather is bad too. It weighs about 1.5kg altogether and packs up small so it's great for hiking and bicycle touring. It's very quick to pitch and pack once you know how.Update: After the first year, of use, the groundsheet began to get damp inside, even from just from morning due and while using the footprint. That said I would still purchase this tent again, it's a great product for the price.