Naturehike Cloud-Up 1 Person Tent, Lightweight Backpacking Tents for One Man, Waterproof Ultralight One Person Tent for Camping Hiking Backpacking

Its light, doesn't add a ton of weight to my pack. Easy to put together. Held up well on overnight camping trip. Slept in 27° weather, and while I wasn't exactly toasty, it kept some heat in and I didn't freeze. Material is not the quality you get with a premium tent, but it works for a guy who just wants something to keep the critters and rain away.

So far it held remarkably great. Used it in multiple trips, in different countries in the rain and desert. And it works.I did a mistake and hammerd one of the stakes with a stone and it broke. But that's my fault. Next time I will use large rocks on a hard ground. So be careful with the stakes.

I’ve used this tent a few times since buying it a couple of months ago. It rained 24/7 the first time I set it up. No leaks, it held up great in the rain. It’s very easy to set up and take down. I can do it in the dark in 5 minutes. It’s light weight. It’s roomy inside. I love how it widens waist up. I can easily place items around me and not worry about rolling over on them. My sleeping pad is a Nemo and it fits perfectly with about a foot of headroom. I keep my shoes in the vestibule up against the door. They did not get wet in the rain storm. It’ll be perfect to hold my pack while backpacking.So why the 4 stars? The rainfly is not cut quite right. The picture shows the orange rainfly is not tight towards the front of the tent. Thankfully, it didn’t cause leaking during my 3-day rainstorm camp. I’ve messed with adjustment several times. There is too much material there. The green one is my cousin’s tent. Hers rainfly is tight in the same spot.It’s still a great tent for $100. I know it’ll serve me well for a few years.

This weighs a tad more than $400 tents from REI but this thing is very well built. I slept through a heavy storm and didn't even realize the wind was blowing hard and not a single drop inside the tent. I'm impressed, especially for the cost.

Initial setup was easy. A half an hour with pad inflation also. Light enough. I enjoyed the stability of it's own support poles. If I'm going g to complain about extra weight I'll look to my waist.

I purchased this tent for a 2 weeks motorcycle trip and after the first night I noticed all my stuff (clothes, sleeping bag...) were getting wet inside the tent. The outer shell was all wet on the inside through condensation (it was not raining).Since I was on a trip and did not have another tent I continued to use the tent for the 2nd night and same issue happened. It was clear I could not keep on using this tent any longer so I had to find an REI store somewhere to buy a new tent to finish my trip. I'm very frustrated because I cannot return the tent since I used it twice and the tent is clearly not working, unless as part of their design is to have all your stuff inside your tent get wet.This company should stop making tent (as suggested by other reviewers, who had the same issue).I WANT MY MONEY BACK! DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!

No me gusta lo dificultoso de armarla y la parte de los pies muy encogida

I bought this for a hiking trip later this year, and I tried it out in the backyard to test it. The setup was pretty simple and easy to figure out even if you forgot to grab the directions. I used this during a night when it was very windy with gusts over 30 mph. Once I had it setup with the feet pointed more or less towards the headwind it stood up to the wind without flinching. I read someone else’s review who commented on this feature, and I was a bit skeptical until I witnessed it on that windy day. It really did cut right through the wind without flinching. It remained windy throughout the night and I had no issues from it. I’m 5’9” and about 155 lbs, and I was very surprised how much room there was inside. It actually appears smaller on the outside than when you get in. I thought it was quite spacious once I got in. I was initially worried that my sleeping bag would be too big for it, because I have a standard rectangular sleeping bag that’s kind of a one size fits all. But it didn’t even touch either side when it was fully spread out. There was also more than enough space at the feet for me, which means more room for me to store things inside if needed. One feature that I found while checking it out that I didn’t remember seeing anywhere in the description was an air vent at the head of the tent to help with airflow during warmer conditions. I thought that was a cool addition that I wasn’t expecting. However the trip I’ll be using it for will be at high altitude in the mountains so I won’t be needing the vent for that, but I can see it’s usefulness. I also loved how compact it is when packed up, and it’s lighter than I was expecting as well. I really liked how this tent looked in the description and pictures, but seeing it firsthand it surpassed my expectations. I would absolutely recommend this tent for anyone looking for a good quality single person tent that’s not going to break the bank. The only downside I could find, and this was very minor, was the zipper seemed slightly finicky. I may have had it staked too tightly, but honestly it wasn’t that big of a deal. I’m just trying to give my first impressions of it, and that was the only minor negative I had. I’m very happy with this purchase and looking forward to using it on my upcoming hike.