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We took this tent on a 5 day backpacking adventure and were pleased every night with it. It is quick to set up and take down. Each day, we had 15 to 20 mph winds and the tent held perfectly. We had light rain one night with no issues. As an added bonus, we appreciated the various reflective strips, which made finding the tent easier a night.Lightweight and packable. Easy set up and comes with a ground cloth (footprint) if you want to carry it. Packs well on my motorcycle or in my backpack.Nice tent, compact and easy to use. Not very breathable, and the zipper had some issues out of the bag, but other than that it's great.For our first trip on the AT, we had to invest in a 2 person tent. Naturally we wanted something light, but didn’t want to drop mucho $$$ on a tent as newbies. I looked into REI and EMS for comparably priced tents, but they were much heavier than the Naturehike. It was great on the trail, easy to set up, rain-fly worked well, loved that it had it’s own footprint that clipped in easily, and was close but comfortable to sleep 2. The only thing we had to be gentle with the zipper per other reviews, and it can snag if you don’t pay attention, but we never had any problems with it. All in all, the tent served us well and I am happy with our purchase!Love this tent. It is very lightweight and easy to assemble. There is one thing to note: there’s condensation inside the tent in cold temperatures. Otherwise, a great price for a good quality tent.Took this backpacking and was very happy with the weight and easy set up. My only complaint is that the door zipper is not great quality, catches alot and is hard to operate quickly to keep the bugs out.Very nice tent, easy to use, small lightweight compact, big advantage of having its footprint.Con: sometimes it’s a little bit hot in the summer 85 degrees +First backpacking tent and have tried out in backyard. Easy to assemble and repack. Seems to be well made. 2 person is plenty of room for 1 plus a backpack but expect it would be tight for 2. Happy with size and weight. Will update after backpacking trip but so far very pleased with purchase. Only thing that worries me so far is the fabric pull on zippers.I really wanted to keep this tent. I had read so many reviews about it and watched a bunch of YouTube videos. Initial impressions are on par with what the reviews and videos said. It is a nice tent, very light and the materials seemed good but the workmanship of it being put together is lacking and without a serious warranty to back it up I simply could not trust it.I put it together in my backyard quickly after receiving it and I was quite impressed with it. It packed small, it was light weight and it set up easily. The interior was roomy and, if you're under 6ft and you're comfortable with the other person, could easily sleep 2 but it would be best as a one person tent with lots of room to store gear. The tent material itself seemed to be nice and comparable to other more expensive tents. I really liked it after I had set it up and checked it out. The issue came with taking it down. I removed the rain fly from the tent by loosening the reflective straps that attach the two. I immediately noticed that the reflective tape and stitching had tore.Now this isn't necessarily a huge deal because tents from bigger manufacturers don't even necessarily have reflective stripping where the fly attached to the tent but the big deal comes from the inability to rely on the other stitching and workmanship throughout the tent. If a simple set up and take down already has something as simple as the reflective stripping going on this tent what would happen in more adverse conditions? And since you can't always be sure exactly what the weather will be on your trip you need to be able to rely on the tent and it's workmanship to do what it's supposed to do.It's very possible the stitching elsewhere on the tent may have held up, I didn't get that far with it because I camp in generally unpredictable conditions in the fall and I need something I can be sure to rely on. I would love to give this tent another try if they upgrade it or provide a warranty that doesn't last Amazon's 30 days so I can really test it out and see if the issues with the reflective stripping were minor but until then I cannot recommend this tent if you want to use it more than a couple times and if you're planning to use it in unpredictable weather conditions especially if you want to use it in all 4 seasons like it says it is ment to be used. I ended up returning it. I really wanted to like this tent.Easy to put up solo, easy to put down solo.Great size and weight to carry.I’m 6’3 and sleeping on my own found it very comfortable with plenty of room. You could fit two people in, but your packs would either have to go in the porch - probably not quite enough room - or i between you when sleeping.Sleeping with it in the Peaks for two nights, it felt sturdy and strong in the wind. It didn’t rain but the seals look well made. I would trust it in far worse conditions.If you’re using it frequently I can see how it might not last forever, but that’s the same for an lightweight tent.For £160-odd, you can’t go wrong.Mit Bodenplane, Heringen und Zeltschnüren wiegt das Zelt knapp 1800 Gramm.Die Qualität sieht auf den ersten Blick sehr gut aus. Ich habe es mal probehalber aufgestellt und da wurde mir sofort klar, dass da nur zwei schlanke Personen reinpassen, die sich zudem sehr gern haben müssen. (Für zwei Personen ist unbedingt das Cloud Up 3 zu empfehlen, ich spreche aus eigener Erfahrung)Als Einpersonenzelt ist es allerdings geräumig, obwohl die Apside eher klein ist. Sie reicht für ein paar Schuhe und einen nicht zu voluminösen Rucksack. Länge und Sitzhöhe im Innenraum sind für mittelgroße bis große Personen ausreichend. Wer wirklich sehr lang ist, muss vielleicht schräg liegen. Die Reißverschlüsse sind ok, aber sicher nicht top. Das Gestänge ist wirklich gut konzipiert und verarbeitet. Die Ausstattung im Innenzelt ist bescheiden: nur ein Beutel über dem Eingang, plus ein Haken, um eine Lampe aufzuhängen.Das Packmass ist sehr kompakt, die Wurst passt in eine Lenkerrolle am Fahrrad oder in de Rucksack.Der Aufbau ist denkbar einfach und wird in vielen Youtube-Videos gezeigt. Mit etwas Übung schafft man das alleine locker in fünf Minuten. Auch der Abbruch ist ein Klacks. Man kriegt das Zelt auch ohne Probleme zurück in den Beutel.Fazit: Ein sehr leichtes Zelt sehr guter Qualität für diesen Preis. Kein Hilleberg oder Fjällraven, aber auch keine Billigware.I normally sleep in a hammock, but took my dog on a 5 day backcountry trip and needed a lightweight tent and had heard great things about this tent. Got a great deal on Prime Day and after 5 days of use, I can say it held up perfect during all sorts of weather, including lots of rain, hard winds and extreme heat. The water got between the included ground sheet and the tent floor during a downpour and I waited it out for half an hour until I could move it and no water got in. It had enough room for me, a 25" sleep pad and a 50 lb dog and some gear. For this price for a 4 lb tent it was money well spent and I look forward to using it again.Habe das Zelt nun mehrmals bei gutem und schlechten Wetter getestet. Das erste mal war bei 3 Grad. Die Belüftung durch den doppelten Aufbau war sehr angenehm mit dem passenden Schlafsack. Platz war mehr als ausreichend, mein großer Rucksack konnte neben mir liegen und ich konnte mich ausreichend entfalten.Am Morgen danach hatte ich beim Abbau kaum Kondenswasser. Kurz alles zum Trocknen in die Sonne legen und einpacken. Das selbe Ergebnis bei 15 Grad!Durchweg zufrieden :)
