Cloud Up 2

[https://naturehikegearuk.com/product/cloudup2olive/](https://naturehikegearuk.com/product/cloudup2olive/) <- maybe??? it's a 2 man tent in a very discrete wild camp friendly colour, good weight, and within your price. I have a cloudup pro 1P in a different shade and it holds up really well in rain. I haven't tried it in high winds yet but it feels solid, I think it would do well Edit: I'm not in the UK but I found the one I have on amazon uk [https://www.amazon.co.uk/Naturehike-Tent/dp/B0DG5LTRJH/](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Naturehike-Tent/dp/B0DG5LTRJH/) Be aware the if you want the pro version its not available in every colour

For bad weather that's not extreme I really enjoy my Naturehike. I have the cloud up and it's nearly tsunami proof, that rain aint getting in! It's comparatively pretty light and affordable too. Won't pass with the ultralight community but it's much lighter than my old tent I replaced it with.

If money's no object I've heard that Hilleberg are some of the best out there (they'd better be!) All I can say from personal experience is that I've taken my Naturehike Cloud Up into moderately strong sustained winds and it did very well. I'm not sure how it would do in really high winds but it felt pretty solid at around 70kph gusts. A lot of it depends on the direction of the wind that you set up in and how well you can guy it out.

I ahve a Naturehike Cloud up and it's a narrow tent but also longer than most. I really like mine. Might be worth a look at least?

The cloud up 2 is a fantastic tent, highly recommend.

I did a pretty serious hike with just Walmart gear, but I have since upgraded to mostly budget online / Chinese brands. Here's approximately what I have: Tent: Paria Outdoors Arches 2P Trekking Pole Tent / 3FULGEAR Lanshan 2 / Naturehike Cloud Up UL 2P / Naturehike Cloud Up EXT 2P. I have a Lanshan 2 with solid inner as well as the Cloud Up EXT. I think the Arches is a better trekking pole tent if you don't care about having a solid inner. Pad: Walmart CCF + OneTigris NobleJade sleeping pad. Bag: Paria Outdoors Thermodown 30 Down Quilt + I like having a sleeping bag liner for ease of washing. I actually have the 15 degree version. Backpack: Naturehike 60+5L backpack / 3FULGEAR Yue 55 / 3FULGEAR Tianshan. Cooking: Paria and Fire Maple have some good stuff. Trekking poles: I have some CMT ones and some BD ones.

I got the Lanshan 2 and just recently got the 2.6 lbs version of the Cloud Up 2, both for about the high end of your price range. I think these tents are consumables and not BIFL. Edit: some tarp or bivvy advice is probably better than mine.

> For the Cloud Up 2 UL with 15D nylon I couldn't find any reviews for this exact model. I found some for the Pro or the EXT versions but I'm not sure if it can be pitched fly first and if there are any other important features to know about. Why that model specifically? I got the EXT because of the weight. I don't think I can pitch it fly first by default, but I'm pretty sure I could using the footprint or very slightly modifying it.

I do actually. There is technically enough space for two people, but I don't think wide pads would fit. Two slightly-wider-than normal CCF pads fit and two wide mummy pads fit on top, but only if they're arranged head to toe. Totally possible that I'm wrong and just need to pitch it a little tighter to fit two wide pads. The vestibule is pretty small, but you can squeeze in two bags. Also, I'm not completely sure on the size difference between the two tents. It's possible there is a subtle difference that isn't clear from the specs.

Quite a few Naturehike tents.are.witjin your.budget. I have a Cloud UP.2 and a.Mongar 2..Like them both a lot.

I second the cloud up 2 - absolutely love mine!! I recommend getting the 20D upgraded version. I got mine off Amazon which was cheaper

The 2 person one is deffo the way to go! The 1 person is really small and it's weight and packing size are not much smaller than the 2 (I have the cloud up 2 and absolutely love it!)