Naturehike - Cloud Peak 2
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Last updated: Dec 16, 2025 Scoring
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"The massive Hotel vestibule makes a big difference practically and psychologically. ... I keep going back to the CS Hotel because of that fabulous vestibule. You can sit on a chair inside it. You can scatter your gear around. You can leave it open as a welcoming large entrance."
"I’m 6’ 1” and have plenty of room. ... It was a lot less spacious than the x-mid"
"With one person, there is a huge amount of space available."
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"I found the live beam 3's on sale on Amazon for 129! ... For the price, I don't think I'd find better."
"An S8 would be great for vacuuming your rugs and carpets ... For $350, my two S8s are very hard to beat! ... Almost all of the ones I thought vacuumed, very, very well have been discontinued except for the S8. ... If a Mova V50 can do 80% as well as our cheap S8s I would be pleased!"
"Overall I think these are super impressive especially for the price. ... These could be bargain of the year.. I'm very happy so far with them"
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"I could set up in the dark without a light"
"An all clip suspension tent is much easier to pitch solo than a tent that uses sleeves."
"Some of the kelty tents have these sleeves that the bottom of the poles go into and it makes solo setup a breeze."
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"rock solid tent in wind too for the price"
"held up fine in a light 20 minutes hailstorm"
"one has been with me since 2012 and still works great."
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"rock solid tent in wind too for the price"
"Tested ko na sa camping sa Pulag yong 2P. Lakas ng rain at hangin sa campsite."
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"Dropped about 9ozs and kicked myself the rest of the way down the trail for being so gullible. ... I could really feel those 9ozs off my back."
"stupidly heavy mondo king pad"
"For pack-in or hiking its FAR too heavy."
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"But when it rains with a bit of wind, your feet and head get wet. ... It happens because no matter how you pitch it, the fly doesn't go to the ground at your head and feet. ... Rain hits inner, inner soaks through. ... The fly also touches the inner so it transfers moisture that way too. ... I got wet in the Hubba from consistent rain but it wasn't a storm or anything. It's just that the fly is that high up off the ground that the inner gets splashed, or if there's enough wind then the rain hits directly. It soaked my gear!"
"If it is wet in the morning, it'll piss water into the vestibule and inner as you open the outer door. ... Shaking it first to get the rain off helps, but it still does it. Not a massive problem but a bit irritating."
"I don’t like the zipper geometry on the MSR elixir and hubba for heavy rain and damp/dew- it’s meant so you don’t have to reach so far out into the vestibule to open your fly, but i find it means the zipper can drip into your tent through the open door."
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"The outer door zips can snag a lot unless you're really careful with them. ... When closing from the inside, reach out and properly attach the velcro at the bottom to help avoid this. It seems to be caused mostly by the fabric springing back in the way of the zip runner (or whatever it's called)."
"The zips can be a bit snaggy so you need to be careful with that"
"Just watch out an be careful with the zips"
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"I wouldn’t to dismantle and set it up again more than once or twice a day; it’s a little fiddly."
"The CP2 is a bit of a drag to put up after a hard day's hike"
"Pushing rods through sleeves can try my patience."
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"the Cloud Peak is "4 season" in the same utterly meaningless marketing way as my Lanshan has a "4 season inner", not the actual 4 season way."
I have the cloud peak 2 and it's an amazing deal for the money, but in hindsight wish I'd spent the extra £100 for the helm 2. By no stretch of the imagination is the quality on par! Always so hard to balance buying quality gear and being careful about over investing in a brand new interest.
r/wildcampingintheuk • Wild camping with my gf - TENT SUGGESTIONS ->I've only used the cloud peak of those 2 and really didn't get on with it, I know others use and have no issue with it. The 2 tents you have mentioned are very different to each other, what has drawn you to these 2 specifically? I'd suggest thinking about the features you really want, for £200 you have a hell of a lot of options new and used. Do you need space for 2 people or 1+gear? Inner or outer first? Trekking pole shelter or traditional poles? What style of shelter? (Tunnel, dome, mid etc) 1 big or 2 small vestibules? Front or side entry? Weight or durability focused? What sort of weather do you realistically want to camp in?
r/wildcampingintheuk • Tent upgrade - Naturehike Cloud Peak 2 vs Star River 2 ->Naturehike. Tested ko na sa camping sa Pulag yong 2P. Lakas ng rain at hangin sa campsite. Nasa 2.5 kg kilos ata yang 2P. Di kasama accessories. Mas magaan dyan yong 1P tent, 1.3 kg di kasama accessories.
r/PHikingAndBackpacking • Affordable Camping Tents ->I have a Tagar 2 which I have used cor solo camping. I imagine the Tagar 1 might be a bit snug with your gear inside. It is single skin, so there is an extra element of condensation, but the couple of times I’ve used it it has not been enough to cause an issue. It is the lightest tent I have and sets up nice and easy, although I am still debating how useful the included footprint is. First use was in torrential rain, and I mean torrential by uk standards, and strong winds. Footprint ended up collecting water which pooled under the tent and may have had some ingress because of this. That night there was a little light spray of rain getting through, but it was extreme rain. I own a few Naturehike tents (Cloud Up 1, Cloud Peak, Opalus 2) and rate them all pretty highly and never really had a problem with any of them.
r/wildcampingintheuk • Any thoughts on Naturehike Tagar tent? ->Cloud Peak 2 is another option, super light and spacious for the price
r/wildcampingintheuk • Looking for Lightweight Tent Recommendations Under £250 (UK-Based, Camino + UK 3-Season Use) ->Will depend exactly what you're comfortable with, and how much gear you have, but the Naturehike 2 person tents are pretty much big enough to actually fit two people. Vestibules are substantial. I mention this because I belive they are in stock online (in the UK at least). The Star River is probably better for cold than the Mongar. Very similar design but less mesh in the inner.
r/CampingandHiking • Budget Backpacking Tent for 2-3 Persons for rough conditions ->We picked up a 2p Nature hike tents off of Amazon and it was the happy medium you're looking for. It has quickly become our favourite tent. The poles are super easy and intuitive to put together. The tent is durable and has plenty of space too!
r/WildernessBackpacking • Suggestions for a backpacking tent that is a reasonable weight but isn't "Ultralight"? ->I bought the CP2 and it's a cracking tent BUT, I wish I went for the Lanshan 2(not the pro), especially since I carry trekking poles. There's nothing wrong with the CP2 but you can save so much space and weight in your pack and have a faster tent to put up/take down. The CP2 is a bit of a drag to put up after a hard day's hike, the flip side of this, is that it's a really nice, sturdy tent (from the budget end) to be in.. Especially after all the little mods you can carry out, heavier bungie cord, guy ropes etc. If anyone has a Lanshan 2 that wants a modded Cloud peak 2, hit me up for a swap 😂
r/wildcampingintheuk • Tent upgrade - Naturehike Cloud Peak 2 vs Star River 2 ->Was gifted a 2 person Naturehike easy enough to set up. 1 rain and a couple sprinkles and dry inside. Look for a tent with pole clips for easy assembly. Pushing rods through sleeves can try my patience. Waterproofing a tent is a simple process. Don't let that determine a purchase. Rain fly should cover the entire tent. It also helps keep the warmth in when needed.
r/camping • Decathlon Tents Any Good? ->Hi, I can say that the CloudPeak 2 is an excellent value for money tent. Had it for couple of years and used it many times. It’s based on the shape of the Hilleberg Allak but at a fifth of the price. I’m always careful with the zips, avoid being heavy handed and it’ll be absolutely fine. Pros: good head room, two large vestibules and it’s free standing. Used mine last night in the Peaks and once I got it sorted I could move it around to get the best flat pitch before pegging in properly. I’ve reviewed it on my YT channel Hiking for Health if that’s of any use for you. https://youtu.be/Ym7eD6Wgxf4?si=bX2_4SR8odZOjcWp Get one, you’ll love it I’m sure.
r/wildcampingintheuk • Tent upgrade - Naturehike Cloud Peak 2 vs Star River 2 ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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