Cloud River 2

That’s the “cloud up 2”. https://www.naturehike.com/products/cloud-river-pro-2-person-4-season-backpacking-tent?variant=46999128965376&country=GB¤cy=GBP&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23141858780&gbraid=0AAAAABL4zQZb0bOle8jB29UEzbtwMcMWJ It’s called the cloud river pro or cloud creek pro depending on American vs British sites.

I own a Gossamer Gear The Two and it's awesome in spring and summer but when it gets wetter and colder condensation does become an issue and I find myself going for a double walled tent (nature hike cloud river 2). However when the weather allows it I absolutely love The Two. So I'm my opinion it all comes down to hope you plan to use your tent

We have the two person one and I wanted my boyfriend to get the three person one originally as well. Glad we went with the two person. Its amazing! Our two mats fit perfectly against each other making it one big comfi area and no falling in gaps/ off the mat. The dome makes it feel more roomy than our other triangle tent. It held up well in mild wind and long rainshowers thus far and is easy to set up. We just took it for three weeks tenting in the US and were very happy with it. Sometimes it was near freezing temps, with a good mat and bag it was very comfi.

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.