Cloud Peak 4-Season Backpacking Tent

Naturehike Cloud Peak is better than the Cloud Up: side doors rather than end door, basically a clone of the MSR Hubba. Very roomy inside, free standing.

The cloud peak isn’t anything like a hubba lol, maybe you’re thinking of the mongar! The cloud peak is also heavy at 2.6kg Naturehike monger would be worth consideration for OP. I personally feel it has too much mesh and the fly is too high of the ground and that it is very much a summer tent. Naturehike monger 2 20d pro version in olive green is currently £160 on Ali, £20 off when you spend £159 right now so £140. It’s very roomy, easy to pitch, 3000mm hh, 2 side doors with 2 vestibules. The wieght is heavier at 1.8kg but you will be hard to pushed to find something lighter with all the bells and whistles of this style of tent for the price. Shop around, I have seen it cheaper, maybe more like £100-£120 price range.

Cloud peak is more of a poor man’s hilleberg allak, It’s a good tent but very heavy and nothing like the hubba, hubba.

Out of those, I only have a Cloud Peak. Not sure what level of wind it can put up with - I've never been caught out in it by anything too concerning, but I remember seeing a Summit or Nothing video where Trev got caught out in his and it survived. That was one of the reasons I chose it over the Taji, which I was also considering at the time. The pegs do seem a bit too dinky for windy conditions but perhaps I'm paranoid. Last time I used it I took a load of Alpkit Spikes instead of the stock pegs, but barely had a breeze. They're quite heavy so that was a bit of a waste of energy I suppose, but that's life, eh?

Naturehike tents have been my festival or car camping tents for years but the 2p ones make half decent trekking tents too. They’re made in China so it’s not weird to order them from Temu. Personally I got mine from AliExpress and they are higher quality, and thus more likely to last, compared to other similarly priced tents. I think buying one is more environmentally friendly in this way. The most environmentally friendly tent is a secondhand tent but the next best thing is one that will not immediately become landfill.

Will get downvoted but for your frequency of use I'd go with Naturehike. I have a 2 person and 3 person. Years of use at least a couple times a year each and only had to replace some stakes that I lost.