Naturehike - Cloud Peak 2

Only seen this now but I went with the nature hike cloud peak 2, the quality is incredible for the price!

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.

At that pricepoint there are two clear standouts in my view. If you use trekking poles (or want to start) then the Lanshan 2 is an incredibly lightweight and capable tent for the price point. Decent living space, plenty of height to sit up and two decent sized vestibules for admin. Some people complain this is a difficult tent to pitch but honestly mine goes up in 5 minutes and is rock solid. If you don't use trekking poles then the Naturehike Cloud Peak 2 is phenomenal. Bags of space, again 2 vestibules and it is bombproof.

Naturehike Cloud Peak 2. I used to have this when I was on a budget. Pretty bomb proof for 3 season. Easily get 2 in and sit up. With a couple of upgrades it's a great tent for the money. It's between 2.4 - 2.6 kg depending on the model, blue or green.

i have a naturhike cloudpeak 2 as i’m 6”4 and wanted something i can fit in comfortably enough to get good rest, and i primarily use it solo but one night my brother tagged along with me and we both fit in fairly well, it was a bit snug but with your s/o it wouldn’t be as much of a problem, it’s also earthy green and 2.5 kg at about 120 quid new

to be honest not a single one other than it being on the heavier side of things, but for the price, and the amount of space you get, including the 2 vestibules and doors it’s honestly amazing and has seen me through many many trips at this point

yeah it’s a fair bit pricey, you may be able to get lucky and get one second hand, i found mine second hand brand new on ebay for 95 quid. i can’t say i’ve had it in anything proper gnarly but ive had it in good 20 mph wind/rain and countless times on the sides of 600m + peaks in average conditions and it’s always held up solid, no flapping or contorting at all

I've got Naturehike Cloud Peak 2 Person. cheap copy of Allak. easy to set up, spacious, not that heavy. got it for 135 on amazon on a sale. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KWU4hLVsQU&ab\_channel=BackpackingUK](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KWU4hLVsQU&ab_channel=BackpackingUK)

Depending on how sturdy you require check out the nature hike cloud peak 2 (or similar) and the lanshan 2. I've had both and they are both great for different situations. Nature hike is great in bad weather / wind. The lanshan is super light 2/3 season tent and great for good weather / mild wind but I wouldn't want to summit camp with it in winter.

For that price, Id suggest Naturehike Cloud Peak 2 - available from Aliexpress for £106, can probably find it cheaper on specific selling groups on Facebook. its a solid tent. Free standing as well. That would be my suggestion but i know others on here will have different suggestions. Check the sub as this question gets asked often. There is Naturehike Cloud up 2 which is probably not as solid as Cloud Peak, it was my first tent, and i like it so much, i still have it despite changing tents numerous times! Sleeping Bag and Pad, if you want a good one, for a low budget, id suggest the selling groups. Sleeping pad in particular is the probably the most important equipment for the sleep system IMO, you lose more hear through the floor. Check out Thermarest but you are probably again looking at around the £100 mark at least unless you go 2nd hand. hopefully others on here will provide some budget options but again, check the sub, another question which is asked often. Thermarest Prolite + was my first sleeping pad - if you are struggling to find options within your budget, i would consider selling it to you as mine is just lying around (i upgraded last year). Suggest you do a little research first about heat ratings etc. I actually donated stove and pans and a few other bits of camping stuff recently to a charity shop, i would have been more than happy to let you have it for free if this post was made last week!

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.

Best true two man tent you can get for that money would be a cloud peak by nature hike, rock solid tent in wind too for the price. Just watch out an be careful with the zips

Nature hike cloud peak solos the banshee

I have purchased a few things from nature hike and all have been of a good quality for the price. Even bought a 4 season tent, proven to be much better than I originally expect.

I’ve got the two man nature hike and it’s great, did Lands End > John O’Groats in it and had no issues.

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.

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.

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.