Mongar UL 1-Person Ultralight Backpacking Tent

Just got one of the new Mongar UL1 and am heading out for a trip with it this weekend - it looks 10/10 for me and for 1/2 the price of other tents, you can't go wrong. I really like the side opening vs the tunnel opening of the CloudUp - I'm tired of facing away from the lake's we stay on. A couple of buddies and I have been using Naturehike tents for 10 years or so, most are CloudUps and I also have a Star River 2.

Did two trips with the new 1 person Mongar UL and it's beautiful. I'd call it the best kept secret of the tent world.

The 1P is awesome and honestly would suit me a bit better since I plan to use it solo. I'd also recommend it to anyone who plans to camp solo looking for a great budget option. Glad that I'm not the only one who feels that this tent is a best kept secret!!

I have a Naturehike Mongar UL. Fits very well for two people!

I have the 1P Monger UL and think it's a fine budget free standing tent. I used it once as I usually use an X-Mid backpacking. I also had a lot of condensation on the fly, even with the sides guyed and the vents open at a campground site. I don't think I will take it out in rainy conditions because the sides of the fly are high up and I would be concerned of splash back. Staying warm is largely about your layers and sleep system. Otherwise, I would recommend this tent to anyone who wants a budget option.

I have the Monger UL 1P and experienced similar issues with sagging from dew. Apparently, they released the Pro version to deal with this. According to Gemini AI "The Mongar Pro was released to address some of the sagging issues people had with the ultralight 15D versions. It uses a slightly more robust 20D silicone-coated nylon and upgraded YUKSOM aluminum poles, which are more eco-friendly and wind-resistant than the standard poles used in previous years. While the "UL" version is for the gram-counters, the "Pro" is marketed as the "minimalist trekker" version that balances durability with a higher-quality frame." I believe the Pro version is also heavier than the UL version. Also worth mentioning is that the first time I took my UL 1P out the pole split at the hub. Naturehike was quick to send me a replacement set which I've since reinforced with a wrap of duct tape around the pole where it inserts into the hub but I have not field tested it since (I usually use my X-Mid 1).

I second the nature hike… I got the 1 person bike packing version.. and the quality is great for the price. The weight is good enough.. this is the way to go.. also maybe get some outdoor research 3 pack of dry bags and use the big one for the tent and ditch the big cluncky sack it comes with..

We use yung **[Nature Hike UL Hiking Tent](https://s.shopee.ph/6VFRwpjvID)** goods for 2-3 person and rainproof na rin. Hindi ganon ka hassle and bigat dalhin, that's why I often choose Ultra Light even sa sleeping pad. Warm enough na rin naman sa loob since di naman cheaply made and not thin yung material nya, created from Oxford Fabric which is great din.

We use yung **[Nature Hike UL Hiking Tent](https://s.shopee.ph/6VFRwpjvID)** goods for 2-3 person and rainproof na rin. Hindi ganon ka hassle and bigat dalhin, that's why I often choose Ultra Light even sa sleeping pad. Warm enough na rin naman sa loob since di naman cheaply made and not thin yung material nya, created from Oxford Fabric which is great din.