It's the only one that comes in a forest green color, which makes it a better choice for wild camping. As you’d expect with an ultralight tent, the Cloud Up 2 material is really thin. Mine hasn’t punctured or ripped yet, but I’m always very careful about clearing the pitch space of sharps before setting it up. And definitely use the ground sheet with the Cloud Up 2! The lightweight stakes included with the Cloud Up 2 are decent enough, but did eventually bend over time. There should be a footprint, a tent body, and a rain fly. You’ll find the poles for the tent are all connected in one piece, so it’s next to impossible to mess up the setup. There are also tent stakes to tie it down in inclement weather. The rainfly is easy to throw on when rain is expected, but it can be folded away if you don’t need it. The tent has a mesh upper, which during good weather is great for late-night stargazing. Elaborate Design: The tent and the tent pole are connected by high-strength two-way rotating hooks, which are easy to build; there is a mesh storage bag inside, which is convenient for storing mobile phones and other items; there are ventilation windows on the top for ventilation. Front vestibules: It makes the inner space larger, and personal hiking gear can also be placed in the front door area.

If one of the negatives sounds like a dealbreaker for you, we’ll try to give you an equally as great alternative to consider. Naturehike Cloudup 2 with the rainfly on the Allegheny Front Trail in central Pennsylvania Where to Buy

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There are some other differences, like that the CloudUp 2 uses seven clips instead of six, doesn’t have guylines attached to the tent body, and has 14 stakes instead of 11. Inner is all mesh, which again was my main concern initially. If two people were sleeping inside, I think the tent might get warmed up on a cold breezy night, but for a single person, I don't feel it would be the right option. It's too big and too airy. If I were after a 2-person tent strictly, I think this would be my choice. Mesh design: B3 mesh design for perfect mosquitoe-free protection and better breathability of the tent. I hope it's been useful and if you made it this far, thanks for reading!!! All the best and safe travels and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask them in the comments section below or to reach out to Joe and I here.

At 6 meters long, over 2m high and 3m wide, you've got shade, space and with a 4000mm hydrostatic head, waterproofing in abundance. Made with either 210T ripstop polyester or 20D SilNylon, the Twin Peak shelter is insanely lightweight for it's dimensions coming in at 3.9 kgs for the SilNylon and 5.1 kgs for the polyester.

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Camping Tableware Much like at home, it’s important to have cooking, eating and drinking equipment when camping and hiking. We have a wide range of camping kitchenware for sale! From camping plates and bowls, cups, and mugs to other kits for cleaning and cooking food. Read More The newer version of the Cloud Up 2 tent has a vent to help reduce condensation. My older version does not have this vent. Despite this, condensation isn’t too bad of an issue in the tent because there is a sizable gap between the fly and inner tent. I have yet to use the Cloud Up 2 in or on top of snow. However, I have slept in it multiple times in sub-freezing weather. The fly goes down low enough that you don’t feel wind. Condensation definitely forms on the fly, but I never had any issues with it dripping on me. Note that this weight is for the GRAY version of the tent. There are other versions of the tent made from a different material and weigh more! The newer version of the tent also has an extra pole, which adds a bit of weight.