Naturehike Cloud up 1 Person Backpacking Tent Lightweight Camping Hiking Dome Tent for 1 Man

Great tent for the price, pretty lightweight and pack size is small so fits into my 35-45 litre backpack no problem. Quick and easy to set up, pegs and poles are nice, I didn't notice too much condensation although it wasn't too cold a night in the UK when used. Seemed strong and sturdy after set up and looks good although you do have to bend the poles quite a bit to get them in the holes but I guess it's designed for that! Entrance is a bit small and I found myself having to kneel on the floor and push myself in or get in backwards but not a problem as it was dry but it was dark so I may have not unzipped the door all the way too so maybe my own fault, not really a problem. A few people say they prefer the two man version as only a little bit heavier and slightly bigger pack size but a lot more space, although the space in the 1 man is plenty big enough for me plus equipment at 5'11". Nice little tent.

Used this a few times for solo wild camping. Light enough at 1.6 kg, good quality, a decent size so you can keep all your gear inside in the dry and cook in the vestibule area. Enough height to sit up in the tent.Everything about this tent seems good value. Footprint included. Quality lightweight pegs. Zippers seem good quality and run smoothly without snagging. Easy to put up. You can put it up outer first if you like. I have used this in the rain and down to -2 degrees C and had no issues.Highly recommended, excellent value for money.

I'm really happy with this tent. I think its good value for money (I got mine for £80). Its lightweight which was the biggest reason why i got it. not much room inside but what do you expect for a 1 man tent? and besides, i am over 6 foot tall. i can sit up in it comfortably though as there is good head space. it feels well made and strong even though its light.

Great tent for price. Light and really easy to put up and pack away . Good amount of room for compact size and battled the Lake District elements well

While hitchhiking through the usa this tent was put through the most foul weather including snow which and in everything i put it through it never leaked once it is without doubt the best tent i have ever owned and has put every other to shame as for any negatives the only one was the sagging flysheet which others say because it touches the inner rain can come in but i was in it for 3 days straight after getting caught in a major rain storm in montana and in 3 day not a drop of rain got through and quickly realised how well this tent was made it had everything easy and fast setup high bath area pockets to put stuff in attention to detail and its long as im six feet and had a 65 litre rucksack and was able to get all my gear inside using the rucksack as a pillow and still my feet never met the bottom of the tent and its also very light no problems carrying it all would buy from this company again without hesitation.

This tent was used on a 100 coast mile walk, it’s quite snug for the larger person but if you want lightweight you can make do with this, weather tested and no rain got inside, breathable and easy to set up.

Lightweight (for the price) and easy to pack away into a panier when cycling. You can also put up the outer fly first if it is raining. Seems sturdy and waterproof on first outing in light rain. However, when erected there is a 2" gap between the fly and the ground and I am sure wind and indeed rain could blow in under this gap. Not sure if I am not assembling correctly, certainly you do need to make sure the groundsheet is the correct way up, so that the connecting buckles are uppermost.

Took this on a 3 day trek in the Scottish highlands. This is my first solo tent so a new experience for me. Was great for covering long distances as the weight really is ~1.5kg with ground sheet. The weather was brilliant so it didn’t get a full battering - felt fairly sturdy though and was really easy to pitch and put away. Also liked the fact you could put the ground sheet down, set up the frame and move it around till you got the right position. The space was adequate - I could have probably done with more room at night but it’s a trade off between weight and space - next time I may take a bin liner and keep my rucksack outside at night, but overall I didn’t feel cramp. Couple of inside pockets were very handy. All in all very impressed with the quality/weight/price ratio of these Naturehike tents.