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r/UltralightBeginner tent for backpacking
10 months ago

You’ll be happy with the lanshan. You might consider the lighter fabric version of the naturehike 1p as well. I have upgraded since but still miss aspects of the naturhike from time to time.

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r/bikepackingSolo bikepacking tent
10 months ago

Same, but buy a NH with the entrance at the side, the tent is awesome especially at its price, but the “foot side” door really sucks

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r/backpackingLooking for a Tent
5 months ago

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..

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r/wildcampingintheukBivvy or tent?
3 months ago

Look at Naturehikes. I have a 1P tent from them that cost me £85 and weighs 1.5kg. Size wise it's basically a bivvy "with a bit extra" but it's enough to sit up in and store your bag either in its (tiny) vestibule or just next to your sleep mat.

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r/campingFirst time wilderness camping, camping solo, in a nor’easter.
4 months ago

I have a nature hike solo tent. Looking forward to doing some solo backpacking before it gets too cold.  Did you enjoy soloing?

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r/campingIs Naturehike.com legit?
8 months ago

I have naturehike backpacking tent and a sleeping bag, I’m happy with both but I got them off amazon.

r/CampingandHikingSome comments on Chinese gear brands(Camel, Naturehike, Mobigarden, Primitive)
6 months ago

I have a naturehike backpacking tent and a sleeping bag. Both are great. I got them years ago when they were cheap. The prices have since doubled.

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r/backpackingtent recommendations
2 months ago

I have to disagree with all these trekking pole people. I don't dislike those tents but I do really enjoy a freestanding tent! It has a lot of advantages.... Super easy to pitch and does not need to be staked down which can be hard to do in some places. I use both just depends on my trip. For a freestanding tent I have had good luck with Naturehike and Alps Mountaineering and one tigris. I don't spend big on my tents I accept the slight weight penalty and spend the money on other things like a good sleep system and backpack

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