Naturehike Cloud Up 3 Person Tent - Lightweight Double Layer Backpacking Tent for Camping & Hiking | Perfect for Family Outdoor Adventures & Backcountry Exploration

Excelente estado, rápida entrega, peso con todo 2,3 kgWe primarily bought this tent as a lightweight option for bikepacking--not as lightweight as other backpacking options but weight isn't as much an issue for bikepacking since it's all loaded on the frame. We got the 3-person but it's good enough space for 2. We brought along 2 sleeping pads--a Klymit Static V and a Static V Luxe (30 in wide as opposed to 23) so we made sure the dimensions allowed for 53+ in. width. [Note: the 'really really small' review below unfairly rates the product because the dimensions are in the description--the size shouldn't be a surprise].The first night we used it we experienced heavy rain--remnants of Hurricane Laura--and it held up well, save for some drips from condensation that developed inside. We stayed dry and comfortable. The vestibule space was big enough to keep our other stuff dry as well during the downpour. The vents on each side of the rain fly are quite small (you can see the front one in my picture--back is the same size) and I could imagine being hot on a hotter night if the rain fly is on.One thing that isn't clear in the description is that it comes with a footprint layer to put under the tent. It's also lightweight and was a nice surprise that I wasn't expecting. Stakes are lightweight but I'd recommend a nylon stake hammer. There are plenty of extra guy lines included than necessary if you need them. The aluminum frame is a nice one-piece design but is not symmetrical--the side with the door is wider than the other, something to remember when you're setting up camp in the dark.I've only spent two nights in this tent, but one was in some rough weather. It performed exactly as I'd expect it to. We were considering a Kelty Late Start tent but instead saved some money and got this one. We're pleased with the purchase. I plan on updating this review as I spend more nights in it.We needed a sub 5 lbs 3 person tent for our backpack hiking in Big Bend National park. It was 18 mile round trip hike into South Rim and back. Since it gest around 40s at early morning my wife and I wanted 4 season tent with extra room than 2 person tent. Everyone knows 2 person barely fits 2 24 in sleeping pads. For being large frame person, i constantly bumped into my wife or tent wall while turning in sleep. This 3 person tent was perfect in size and weight. Ventilation was adequate and no condensation was built inside. I could have spent few hundreds more and get 3.5 lbs tent but knowing the fact camp ground has lot of sharp gravels, i went for cheaper tent. I could not be happier with the result. Easy deployment under 15 minutes and decent weight under 5 lbs with extra room for 2 adults is big win for me with this purchase. I will still take lighter Agnes into multi day long hiking during spring and summer. However, this tent works for me 1-2 days hiking into colder rough camp grounds.This is a great tent. It is light and has a footprint. One catch is one that comes with light weight tents. The zippers take care to zip. They are lightly built but will last if you take time to zip carefully. I owned this tent prior to my recent purchase and was used for 6-7 years and must have spent 75 nights in the woods before a zipper failed.Haven't used it outdoors yet, but when put up inside our house, we were surprised at the quality and ease of use for the size & weight that it is.Great product but bought the 3 person and 2 people is a really tight fit. My wife and I barely fit so unless your sleeping alone don’t buy itI settled on a Cloud Up 2P tent, but this 3P version showed up on Amazon at a very low price deal (cheaper than the 2P), so I thought I’d give it a try. My review is mostly a comparison between the 2P and 3P tents, in case anyone is interested.The 3P is less free standing than the 2P, because the frame is not stiff enough to expand the tent corners out tightly. Strangely, the 3P is missing the adjustable long fly rope at the bottom center of the the rear wall; it just has a short non-adjustable loop there. Unlike the 2P, the 3P does not have a camp light hook in the middle of the ceiling; there is a hook at the top of the door end wall. The 3P has a taped seam in the tent floor, where the 2P floor is one piece. The bathtub walls go up higher on the 3P version. Packed size length is dictated by the folded poles length, which on the 3P is 20.5”. The 2P poles fold to 16”. I found the crossbar on the top of the 3P frame troublesome to deal with, and the frame poles fold up awkwardly. The 3P inner tent connects to the frame in 8 places, whereas the 2P has 9 hooks to the frame. The 3P inner tent has a slightly higher percentage of screen mesh vs nylon wall compared to the 2P.The 3P is a good size for 2 persons. Because of it’s width, having 2 people around also will make the 3P easier to set up and take down/fold. If your are looking for a tent for 1, I think the 2P is a better choice as it is more manageable, but there is no way 2 people would comfortably fit in the 2P.So I used this tent once, and had to cut my trip short because of it.When looking at the tent, it looked like a good quality bit of kit. I liked the poles, pegs and material. I wasn't hard to put up, although I do think the instructions need to be clearer.Sleeping in the tent, it was quite a rainy and windy night. The rain was kept off the tent well, but it did not provide any protection from the wind. it cut through the tent, making it extremely cold inside. I have asthma and it was a very dangerous situation for me to be in, as the cold air triggers asthma attacks. Luckily I had a decent sleeping bag and was able to keep the air a bit warmer in that. After one night in the tent I knew I could not spend another 3 like I planned, and I realised water collected on the under sheet and managed to seep through into the tent.This tent, would be okay for light weather, but I do not think the quality or the protection it offers justifies the price. I was very disappointed and upset that I had to cut my trip short, due to health concerns, because of my inadequate tent.The upgraded version features a vent on the top of the tent, and 2 extra places to guy out the tent on the sides to prevent wind from shaking the tent aggressively. This tent is advertised as the upgraded version, but I received a non-upgraded version. So basically, I was ripped off.Used by 2 people over a weekend camping trip in Scotland it was easy to carry and had plenty of room for all our gear in the tent a decent size of porch and the weight is a huge factor in our choosing of this tent I couldn't find a three man tent that came close to the weight of this simply awsomeI only bought this because it was in the sale at a good price. I much prefer a tent that pitches outer first and this doesn’t. It’s good enough for late Spring through to Autumn.