64% of 14 verified owners recommend the Naturehike Cloud-Up 2.
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“At just under 3.5 pounds and made of durable 20D Nylon with a silicone waterproof coating, this tent is well worth the small price tag.”
“Cloud Up can be quite flappy even when not on top of a mountain, and is a pain to stake out taut to stop the flappiness.”
“I own precisely that tent. The description is correct and you should have no problems.”
“After 150+ nights of testing, the Naturehike Cloud Up delivers exceptional ultralight performance at a fraction of premium tent prices, though you'll need to accept some design compromises that become more noticeable over time.”
“I replaced Naturehike's dinky pegs with the longer ones that worked well.”
“If you are not concerned about true UL and have some weight wriggle room then the NH is a cracking shelter for the money.”
“Once pegged in it’s ok. Spent well over 100 nights in it not a biggy.”
“I used the Nature Hike over a 14 day hike in outback Australia and it performed beautifully.”
“Both are decent budget picks though.”
“I was camping in 3cm of snow in my cloud up 2 on Sunday, and had no complaints”
“I had the cloud up 2 as my first tent and although that was a great tent”
“Inside you have plenty of room for comfort and gear. I have no issues”
“I've had mine for 3 years and have never had that problem.”
“I’ve had the 15D and it’s a solid tent for the money.”
“The Cloud Up 2 is an extremely good tent for £60-£70”
“I have the cloud up 2 and really like it.”