NaturehikeCloud Peak 4 Season Backpacking Tent for 2-3 Person Hiking Camping Outdoor

As an avid outdoor enthusiast, I recently had the pleasure of testing out the Naturehike Cloud Peak 4 Season Backpacking Tent, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations. This lightweight and versatile tent is designed to accommodate 2-3 people, making it an ideal choice for hikers and campers seeking a reliable shelter in various weather conditions.Design and Durability:The first thing that caught my attention was the tent's impressive design. The Naturehike Cloud Peak features a freestanding structure, allowing for easy and quick setup even in challenging terrains. The use of high-quality materials in its construction instills confidence in its durability. The rainfly and floor are made from rugged 20D nylon fabric with a silicone coating, offering excellent water resistance and protection against tears. The tent's sturdy aluminum poles provide stability and strength, ensuring it can withstand strong winds.Weather Resistance:Living up to its name, the Naturehike Cloud Peak is a true four-season tent. During my testing, it endured varying weather conditions like heavy rain and strong winds with ease. The taped seams and reinforced stitching further enhance its ability to keep moisture out. Additionally, the tent's rainfly extends well beyond the main body, providing a generous vestibule space for gear storage, sheltered cooking, and muddy boot storage.Spacious Interior:Despite being designed for 2-3 people, the tent's clever use of space impressed me. The interior is roomy enough to comfortably accommodate two occupants and their gear. The two large doors on either side make entry and exit hassle-free, preventing unnecessary disturbances for tent-mates. Interior pockets allow for convenient organization of small items, keeping the living space clutter-free.Ventilation:Proper ventilation is essential for a comfortable camping experience. The Naturehike Cloud Peak addresses this by incorporating large mesh panels on the inner tent, promoting airflow and reducing condensation inside. During warmer nights, I could stargaze through the mesh ceiling while still protected from insects.Weight and Portability:One of the most significant advantages of this tent is its weight. Weighing in at just under 5 pounds, it won't burden your backpack during long hikes. The tent also packs down into a compact size, making it easy to carry around and fitting perfectly into my backpack.Conclusion:In conclusion, the Naturehike Cloud Peak 4 Season Backpacking Tent is an outstanding product that caters to the needs of outdoor enthusiasts. Its remarkable build quality, weather resistance, spacious interior, and ease of use make it a top choice for both solo hikers and small groups. Whether you're embarking on a multi-day hike or setting up a base camp for your adventures, this tent is your reliable companion. I highly recommend the Naturehike Cloud Peak to anyone seeking a high-performance, four-season tent for unforgettable camping experiences.

The stuff sack is amazing, very easy to put everything back in. The tent is extremely easy to put up and take down. It has two good pockets and a light hook, it comes with its own ground sheet, but this does not cover the vestibules, which is a shame. There is a lot of mesh at the top and on the inside doors, which would be freezing in winter. The hexagon shape is strong, so will cope with heavy rain and wind, and it could fit two people comfortably. As a single person camping in it, I did find it very difficult to warm the tent up, because the heat goes straight out the top. But no condensation at all. For the price you get a lot of waterproof, seam sealed tent and a lot of room. A great tent.

After shopping around for a while for a new wild camping tent, we opted for the cloudpeak 2 based on the sheer number of positive reviews and youtube videos out there. We have used this a couple of times now and have not been disappointed! For it's price I think it's hard to beat.Pros:- Sturdy design, stands up to strong gusts of wind- Outer pitch first- Quick to pitch- Freestanding so can be moved- Storage inside is good- Very waterproof- Relatively lightweight (esp. if shared between 2 people)Cons:- Groundsheet doesn't cover the vestibule area- Tie backs for the doors are fiddly- Not a true 4 season tent due to gap between flysheet and ground- Guy line locks are plastic

Wanted a lightweight tent for backpacking but I'm too claustrophobic for most of the one person ones. I also wanted a tent that I could pitch in one go or at least the outer skin first. After weeks of reading reviews I decided on the Cloud Peak.Packed its a great size & very light.It is so easy to pitch, even after an exhausting10mile hike in summer heat it only took me 10 minutes start to finish. On my first trial pitch I tied a piece of string onto one of the top cap hooks so I always know which way round it goes (practical woman me 😂)The inner tent has more than enough room for 2 mats and at 5'7" I still have room at my feet for my rucksack but if not you have the 2 porches.My negatives would be1. Having camped in really torrential rain, the door position isn't great for getting in and out without getting rain on the inner. The tent itself coped well with the rain though and having that extra height meant it wasn't a hardship to spend more time inside than expected2.The quality control. One of the clips for holding the poles hasn't been formed properly so it doesn't clip on. Of course Amazon doesn't do exchanges so I was going to return the tent to reorder until I found out they wanted me to use Hermes for the return. Having had bad experiences with Hermes i wasn't prepared to trust them to handle the return.I've ended up repairing the clip with Sugru and it's OK but it's definitely soured my experience. The tent is great and exactly what I wanted but I'm disappointed that I spent all that money on a product with a fault.I would recommend the tent but make sure you immediately pitch it and check it over for faults.

I've used this tent a couple of times now (bought 2 years ago) in moderate rain and winds up to 20-25 m/s (70-90 km/h). The nightly temperature has been ranging from -3 C to + 10 C.Would I recommend this tent? - YesAttached a few photos for proof :)The negative:- When setting it up in rain, some rain water will definitely get through the roof ventilation opening before you are able to cover it with the rain fly.- It is NOT a 4 season tent, the mesh lets through way too much wind for winter camping.- I am 191 cm tall, and I have to sleep laying diagonally in the tent in order to avoid pushing the inner tent into the outer tent (doing this will let water through the fabric).The positive:+ Light weight, still roomy, and has two entrances.+ Sturdy even in strong winds. The top rain fly might make some noise sometimes but has always stayed on without issues.+ Inner & outer tent can be connected and stored together, thus minimizing pitch time. The extra ground cover is also left on.+ Never had any issues with any leaks. This should not be "positive", but keep in mind that it is still a pretty cheap tent.+ Easy to pitch alone.

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En general conforme con la calidad de materiales y peso/tamaño de la tienda para su precio.He quitado 1 estrella porque tuve la oportunidad de probarla la primera vez en la montaña y la primera noche fue de mucho frío y helada por la mañana al punto que la condensación interna era bastante. En la fotos se puede apreciar tanto por dentro como el rocio por fuera. Es una tienda de 3 estaciones y puedo decir que para noches cercanas a los 0 grados es de esperar condensación por dentro, mojada por fuera y bastante frío por lo que llevar una buen saco!También me ha llovido uno de las noches y en esto se ha portado de maravilla, nada de agua por dentro y se secó rápido durante el día.Destacar la doble puerta, cómodo para dos personas que incluso tienen su propio vestíbulo. Nos hemos acomodado con mi pareja y hay lugar de sobra dentro para estar y dormir cómodos. Mido 1,80m y me quedaba algo de espacio tanto a la cabeza como a los pies sin llegar a tocar la tienda. La altura dentro es más que suficiente para estar cómodo sentado y agachado.En general la recomiendo, me gusta mucho los materiales y la forma de la misma, la comodidad, peso y la calidad de los accesorios.

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Nach mehreren Einsätzen möchte ich meine subjektive Meinung abgeben.Größe und Gewicht , Packmass , sind ok .Da ich viel allein unterwegs bin aber auch den spontan Besuch meiner Frau unterbringen muss hab ich mich für das Peak entschieden.Durch die drei Bogen Form steht es sehr solide und sicher.Seitenschläfer Zelt so wie zwei Eingänge sind auch super. Ich fühle mich sehr wohl in dem Zelt .In den Absiden kann man kochen oder sein Gepäck gut lagern.Es passt aber auch alles ins Zelt , kein Problem.Das Peak lässt sich super abspannen und ich , mit 176 und Winter Ausrüstung hab im Kopf und Bein Bereich noch gut Platz.Ich war jetzt bei minus 3 Grad mit dem Zelt unterwegs , da es ein kleines Ventilations Dach hat wie das Allak und das Außen Zelt nicht bis zum Boden reicht ist das Zelt natürlich nicht in der Lage Wärme zu halten, das sollte man wissen.Bei starken Wind fängt das kleine Dach auch an zu flattern. Was allerdings wieder für das Peak spricht ist , innen und außen Zelt lassen sich gemeinsam aufbauen und abbauen, das ist in dieser Preisklasse äußerst selten.Wer einmal in Wind und Regen sein Zelt aufbauen musste weiß wie super das ist.Ob kalt oder Regen ,Diese Einsätze überlebt das Zelt schadlos.Dafür sind jegliche Art der feuchte oder Kondensation dem Zelt fremd.Ausser Frost natürlichIch bezeichne das Cloud Peak als 3 bis 4 Jahres Zeiten Zelt ohne alpinen EinsatzWas man für den Preis geboten bekommt findet man nirgends , das sage ich bewusst weil ich noch zwei Hilleberg besitze aber keine Lust mehr hatte 1000 Euro zu blechenKlar es wiegt über 2,2 Kilo aber was soll's.Im Vergleich was wiegt so ein Allak?Ja ja 4 Jahreszeiten ich weiß , aber für die paar Nächte im minus Bereich ist das Peak mehr als befriedigend.Viel Spaß in der Natur mit dem super Zelt.