Naturehike Cloud Up 2 Upgraded Review - the best all-round budget tent?

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Title	:	Naturehike Cloud Up 2 Upgraded Review - the best all-round budget tent?
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Does this have a 2-way zipper to vent the porch when cooking with the outer door shut ?
Comment from : Kindred Spirit

Thank you for this review Question: I see a camp-chair in the back What brand/ model is it ?
Comment from : Ro Gi

Please could you do a review on the cloud up 3 please?
Comment from : Ben Grove

thanks a lot for your fresh and motivating videos!br1 Does this cloud up 2 tent weighs really only 15kg with the footprint and the tent pegs? br2 I have seen in a video that it is possible to stretch the side-walls of the tent to the exterior to creat more space in the interior of the tent Is this truely possible?
Comment from : wild camper

What's the diference btw 20D and 210T exactly? Cheers
Comment from : Jorge Rodrigues

Excellent review!
Comment from : Marek Spacek

only complaint I have is that you need to crawl in and out which at a certain age is quite uncomfortablebrApart from that I find it great for the price
Comment from : Cl Sch

Too much mesh to be a 4 Season tent and not integral pitch but agree very reasonable price for what you get
Comment from : David and Megan Marrison

After watching this review I purchased the Cloud Up 3, has a lot more space and is still only 18kg Can't wait for it to arrive and test it out
Comment from : Stephen Luke

I bought one and wished id bought the cloud peak 2 as its too small for two people
Comment from : superten12

Mine's in the post Thanks for your reviews on all these tents quite excited to see what it'll be like when I go gravel bike packing in the peaks in two weeks
Comment from : John Hunt

Great review video as always but the tent is now listed at 1750grams still light for a 2 man 4 season tent although same as my old lightwave single man 4 season tent
Comment from : Paul Cottam

Why is dark green the best, I'm curious what difference the colour makes?
Comment from : john lyons

It's a 3 season tent
Comment from : Abenico

I did a lot of research when I was looking for a new tent Although not a hiker or wild camper, I was looking for a good value, lightweight set up for my road trips in my little sportscar Very small boot and I didn't want to be carrying 100kg in the boot while blasting around the backroads 😂 I think it was this detailed review that convinced me that the Cloud Up 2 was ideal for my needs many Thanks
Comment from : Ivan Parkin

Is it just me or does the inner sag
Comment from : sean osborne

quite a bit pricier at the moment( peak 2 cheaper :0
Comment from : Leo C

Hi Andy, I'm buying this now to wild camp in the UK, at least during autumn, spring and summer I've been reading lots of contrasting experiences about how much this can withstand bad weather Hopefully it will work out well The other options were the lanshan, phoxx2, vango nevis and banshee, mongar They're all similarly priced at the moment But after comparing prices and reviews it appears this is the best option atm
Comment from : Mark Nelson

Even better than the Mongar 2?
Comment from : Adventure J

Why is the dark green color the best?
Comment from : Adventure J

Good afternoon,can you tell me weight with footprint?
Comment from : m

Can anyone tell me why the dark green Cloud Up 2 is £45 more than the same tent in any other color
Comment from : Paddy Rynne

$119! surely, being English, you mean £s
Comment from : lennie thomas

So Where did you buy it for 119 dollars, I can not find it for that Price in this Colour🤷‍♂️
Comment from : Dave

Ain't the 20d cloud up 2 version 22kg? I think cloud up 1 is 15kg
Comment from : Coreyy96

I am about 2m tall and use the conversion rate: 2 person tent for 1 person, 3 person tent for 2 people🙃
Comment from : JJ Cale

Nice review!! I’m just starting out, so will definitely consider this tent! Just got to get the bottle to commit to the first camp 😜
Comment from : Rids

Where’s the review location btw
Comment from : Tony Gray

Just tested the updated cloud up 3 and its my first ever tent and so far so good!brbrWas a bit of a struggle because am a complete noob but after watching a vid was up within 30 minsbrbrPs Am looking forward to doing a trial run maybe next few days (I took it down as had other things to do)brbrCost me £120 ish
Comment from : Arachnophilia

How is it when putting up in the rain? It look much harder work to pitch than any of my tents which have fly and inner combined
Comment from : tmind1

Weight??????
Comment from : Bong Flordeliza II

Thanks for the review If you would have to choose between this tent and Decathlon Trek 900, which one would you choose?
Comment from : Jaro S

Hey Andy! Thanks for the review, it was super helpful Have you by any chance weighed the tent, accessories and the footprint yourself? I've been thinking about this tent for a little while but it seems like the weight is quoted differently everywhere I look
Comment from : Ashleigh Higgins

Great video, mate! But a bit misinformed The 20d version(the one you got) is 187kg with pegs and footprint Not 14kg
Comment from : Daniel MK

Great bike packing tent bought it expecting to have to upgrade two years on and thousands of miles around UK and Ireland still going strong taking it to Spain, Portugal this year
Comment from : Jon MacDiarmid

Is there any way of pitching this outer first? I love it other than inner pitch first
Comment from : ChrisF

I bought the one man Found it to small Sent it back and got the 2 man
Comment from : BernieWojewski

Question: That looks like a lot of mesh for a 4 season, is it not cold and drafty ? OR is that to get rid of condensation because the outer sides are close to the floor?
Comment from : TANKO

Thanks for the great review! I've been trying to figure out the max length of the tent poles when folded - I'm trying to figure out if they will fit in the frame bag on my bike! Do you have they handy to measure please?
Comment from : Cameron Harris

I have one, I don't think they're worth the hype really, try camping in one of these in pouring rain They're difficult to get in and out of, the front entrance means water drops into the vestibule and inner Taking it down in the rain isn't easy either, at some points you have 3 tie out points on one peg, which makes it fiddly when it's cold and wet Also don't kid yourself into thinking you'll take the inner down first to keep it dry, leaving just the fly- you won't! brThe fly comes off first, leaving the inner to get wet, if it's raining hard, no matter how quick you are it will get wet As they're made of sil-nylon they sag when wet toobrSide entrance, polyester tents that pack down all in one are much better in my opinion
Comment from : Silas Wild

Hi! Thanks for the review! I am currently looking for a backpacking tent and I've also seen your review of Decathlon MT900 Which of those two you think is better?
Comment from : Bartłomiej Figat

will a cot bed fit on it?
Comment from : Mark Mendoza

How long do you think it takes to set up, please?
Comment from : J Ketcham

Can you pitch the outer first if it's raining?
Comment from : Geoff M

It seems like it would be a bit of a faff if trying to put up in wind or rain Would the tamar 2 not be a better choice
Comment from : Stevie

I got the lightgreen 20D version of this tent during black friday Bang for your buk!brI believe they have an outer sheet version with flaps for winter season
Comment from : Randy Watson

What's that cash in real money ??
Comment from : John McCarron

looks mint
Comment from : bazphoon

Great review I'm sold 👍brSubscribed 😉
Comment from : Mikes training journey

Exellent review Andy, always a good watch lad
Comment from : Danno

I have the same one I can't compare It to others beacuse Is my first tent, but for me Is very good For 130 euros Is perfect Bye from Italy
Comment from : marco

I had the CloudUp1 a short while ago and I found that the light weight came at a trade off I tried to use it in winds of up to (guesstimate) 15mph and all it wanted to do was flap over and lay down It's left a bitter taste in my mouth with them now and I doubt I'd get one again unless for calm weather
Comment from : A Scotsman Outdoors

👏⛺️👍👌🇳🇴
Comment from : jon ss teppdalen

I've seen Islander outdoors use his loads, he did a good review as well look like good tents
Comment from : Ryan 76

Looks good but Im not sure how easy this would be to pitch on top of a fell while its hammering it down and blowing a whooly
Comment from : Dave thinking systems

thank you for this reviewbrbrhave you checked out the much cheaper and easiest tents to set up F1 or F2 french army tents??brbrthey offer much more room for less than £5000
Comment from : bushcraft one

Good price at €119, but it's costs €80 for shipping to UK brTotal cost €199
Comment from : Rob Marland

Maybe have a look on camperlist website brought a nature hike tent from them last year fairly cheap compared to other places
Comment from : Keith Chapman

Great tent this Did the West Highland Way with it and numerous other wild camps Easy to put up, perfect space, light Fantastic
Comment from : Derek Hughes

Naturehike is a good choice for tents that do not have a lot of budget and want a lightweight tent Compared with Amazon, our price is more competitive
Comment from : Camperlists

Brilliant tent, it was my first tent when I properly got into wild camping and used it many times Just goes to show you don’t always have to spend crazy amounts to have great quality This and the Cloud Peak 2 are superb value for money Great video Andy Would love to do a camp sometime
Comment from : Good Bloke Outdoors

Backpacking uk and you talk in dollars Why
Comment from : Michael Sargeant

O fancy this tent now Andy not bad price either
Comment from : David Hudson

Nice looking tent It would be interesting to see the 1 man next to it for comparison and also pack size as you said it's nearly identical
Comment from : Curious Goose

clear, concise and informative review !
Comment from : logan duvalier

Thanks for the review This reference to $119 on sale - that's just for people outside of UK/EU, right? I cant see any option to ship to the UK from your link to naturehike's website - and the amazon UK is just rip-off Britain (at least compared with the $ price) Can you tell me if I'm missing something, please? Thanks again
Comment from : scrumpymanjack

Had the orange version of this tent Did amazing on The West Highland way Not long upgraded to a Cooper spur ul2 Nice beginner tent Loving the extra space of my new tent though
Comment from : The Scottish canicross channel

Nice review quality tent I sell them in the uk , they are 1540 g without the footprint, still very good 👍
Comment from : South Coast Outdoors UK

£159 from Amazon amznto/3gU6odn (lighter 20D Nylon version)brbr$119 from Naturehike (although their website is temporarily supporting just US and China) wwwnaturehikecom/products/naturehike-20d-upgraded-2-person-cloud-up-2-tent-nh17t001-t
Comment from : Backpacking UK

ALWAYS WATCHING FROM BOHOL PHILIPPINES
Comment from : JIM ADVENTURE

£159 on Amazon if you don’t wanna mess with the import stuff
Comment from : Dean Wood

Stop repeating the name of the tent!!!! lol Nice review and looks a fantastic budget tent
Comment from : Mark Gibbons

Great review Just tried to order one direct from Naturehike Shipping not available to the UK😔
Comment from : Aidan Coombe

I bought this tent the other year just before I had a stroke Never got to use it Sold it and hope the new owners get good use out of it
Comment from : Ashysand

I've had one of these for a couple of years and been in some awful weather, never had an issue, great tent Cheers Andy 👍 🙂
Comment from : mike_outdoors

Yup, that's a fantastic tent I recommend that one to any budget backpacker
Comment from : Yarpen Zigrin

Remember you can pitch outer first too But Andy knows how much I swear by this tent 👍
Comment from : Dean Wood

Lovely tent, It's just a shame it's an inner pitch first, so stressful in wet conditions
Comment from : Ivor Bigtool

They are good for going on the back of the motorbike I've got the 3 it's not that much bigger pack size and loads of space for kit
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