Naturehike - Opalus 3

Nature hike is not cheap but great quality, I have the Mongar 2, opalus 3, carbon poles, and ul rock backpack All great. I also have hilleberg, Durston, deuter,...

I went with the naturehike Opulus 3 (£200) for me & teen son. Ample space inside bedroom & vestibule for kit. Spilt carrying it, so maybe 1kg each. It's outer first, but the inner is left connected so it's a very easy pitch.

I meant Opulus 3. Doors at both sides.

I got the naturehike Opalus 3. Only managed to use it on sites so far, but the vestibule is great for kit & sitting & the 3 has 2 doors. We used that, a bivvy, a hammock & tarp on a recent Galloway & Skye trip.

Just about any $200 tent can pack down into a 2-3L fork bag if you compress it and put the poles elsewhere. Both my NatureHike 3p and 2p Cloud up fit in my fork bags

Legit tent company. I can't vouch for the website. I have that tent in Brown 3-person version for car camping. I adore it. Spacious; solid; versatile awning; reasonable price. I bought it from Naturehike on Amazon, though, not a Naturehike website. If you don't hear from them, contact your credit card company and ask for cancellation and charge-back. . You might also check the junk folder on your email server in case Naturehike's replies are being filtered.

I carried a NatureHike brand 3 person tent in a dedicated front handlebar bag. 10/10. Seriously. 3 season ready and quick to deploy when using a dedicated bag. 👌

The weight on the 210t tent on Amazon is wrong. The grey one is 20D and should be 1.8kg. The Mongar is a knock off of the MSR Hubba Hubba. I've been using a 3F UL Gear Hubba knockoff for several years now, in the PNW and it's a great tent. No problems with rain at all. I'm sure the Mongar is similar quality.

Definitely the 20D!