Caution: Attempt to cook in this area only if you have a small stove that is nice and stable on flat ground and you’ ve opened both the side panels for ventilation and escape routes. Never leave a stove unattended in this area!

I would also prefer to hike with a lighter tent than this one, but I can’t reasonably complain about the weight considering the quality of the materials and the price. Pros & Cons Pros: Although the tent has an overall floor space of about 27 square feet (2.5m), which is decent for a solo tent, the shelter’s layout isn’t designed to maximize livability.We are discussing a really popular tent today – the Cloud Up from Naturehike. There’s a 1, 2 and 3 person Cloud Up available and today we are covering the 1 and 2 person versions. What’s the difference between the Naturehike Cloud Up 1 and the Naturehike Cloud Up 2? Well, let’s find out. This article is not a review – it’s a Naturehike Cloud Up 1 vs 2 spec comparison. Let’s dive straight in. Naturehike Cloud Up 1 vs 2

An even bigger version of the Cloud Up 2, the Cloud Up 3 is the first version of this tent that I would recommend for two people sharing. It has only a single door and vestibule but the additional floor space means that you can bring some of your kit into the tent with you. Here’s an in-depth look at how the Naturehike Cloud Up 1 performs in the real world. Waterproofing & Wind-Resistance More Vents on the Cloud Up 3. I never had condensation issues even with my old version of the Cloud Up 2, so this feature probably only matters if you are winter camping. LIGHTWEIGHT - tipping the scales at 1670 grams (including pegs and poles) these are hardly the porkiest tents you'll pitch!!! Ideal for either lightweight hiking or as a cycling tent.Just like with the Mongar 2, it has two vestibules and two doors, so you can store your kit outside the main sleeping compartment.