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.

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!