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A budget camping brand selling ultralight tents, cabin tents, sleeping bags, pads and chairs, from the $159 Cloud Up Pro 2 tent.
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At a glance
- Entry Backpacking Tent
- Cloud Up Pro 2, $159
- Tent Weight
- 1.53 kg packed (Cloud Up Pro 2)
- Delivery
- 5-10 days local, 10-18 from China
- Import Duties
- Covered by Naturehike
- Returns
- Request within 7 days
- Warranty
- 2-year replacement parts
- Ships To
- 68 countries
Pros
- Proven Budget Backpacking Tents: The Cloud Up Pro 2-Person costs $159 and packs at about 1.53 kg (3.37 lb), and CleverHiker rated the Cloud Up 2 at 4.1 out of 5 as a light freestanding budget tent.
- A Full Camp Kit at Plain Prices: More than 300 listings run from the $54.99 SeaStar Camping Chair and $44.99 SunTherm MS100 sleeping bag to the $359 Village 6.0 Gen 2 cabin tent, with few strike-through prices.
- Import Duties Paid by the Brand: Naturehike says it covers import duties and taxes, ships from the nearest warehouse holding stock, and quotes 5 to 10 business days from a local warehouse.
Cons
- Returns must be requested within 7 days of receipt at your own postage cost, and orders shipped from China can be returned only for a quality fault, so check which warehouse a product ships from and inspect your gear the day it arrives.
- Trustpilot shows 2.4 out of 5 from 53 reviews, mostly about slow email replies and refused warranty claims, so photograph any fault straight away and keep your order number handy for the 2-year replacement-parts warranty.
The Verdict
What sets Naturehike apart is how close its lightweight tents come to premium specifications at roughly half the usual price: Naturehike has made camping gear since 2010 and is based in Ningbo, China, with its global store run by Hongkong Naturehike International Limited. Its best-known tent, the Cloud Up, has a long record with independent testers: CleverHiker rated the Cloud Up 2 at 4.1 out of 5, and long-term owners report weights that match the listed specifications. The current Cloud Up Pro 2-Person weighs about 1.36 kg on the trail and 1.53 kg packed, with a 20D silicone-coated nylon fly rated PU3000mm, a PU5000mm floor and aluminum poles and stakes. The range now runs to more than 300 listings across backpacking and four-season tents, instant cabin tents, down and synthetic sleeping bags, pads, cots, chairs, tables and packs. Prices are shown in US dollars and most carry no strike-through. The Cloud Up Pro 2-Person is $159, or $169 with a PFC-free finish, the Mongar Pro 2-Person is $179 and the Giling UL four-season tent is $189. Car campers can choose the Village 6.0 Gen 2 Instant Cabin Tent at $359, while sleeping bags start at $44.99 for the SunTherm MS100 and reach $259.99 for the Snowbird Pro 400 down bag. The SeaStar Camping Chair is $54.99. Orders ship from the nearest warehouse with stock, in 5 to 10 business days from a local warehouse or 10 to 18 from China, and Naturehike says it pays import duties and taxes. Orders can be cancelled for a full refund at any point before they ship. The weak spot is after-sales service. Returns must be requested within 7 days of receipt, the buyer pays return postage, a restocking fee may apply, and orders shipped from China are returnable only for a quality fault. The warranty is a 2-year free replacement-parts promise rather than a full replacement guarantee, and Trustpilot shows 2.4 out of 5 from 53 reviews, mostly about slow replies and refused claims. Our advice is to check the shipping warehouse on the product page, pitch your tent at home the day it arrives, and photograph any fault at once.
Ultralight Backpacking Tents and Budget Camping Gear From $19.99
Naturehike is a camping-gear maker founded in 2010 and headquartered in Ningbo, Zhejiang, China, and its global online store lists Hongkong Naturehike International Limited, 300 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, as its business address. The brand says it now sells in 72 countries. Its range covers backpacking, four-season, instant cabin and glamping tents, down and synthetic sleeping bags, sleeping pads, cots, chairs, tables, stoves and hiking packs.
The Cloud Up Pro 2-Person Ultralight Backpacking Tent is $159, or $169 with a PFC-free finish, the Mongar Pro 2-Person is $179, the Mongar BASE 2-Person is $129 and the Giling UL 4-Season 2-Person is $189. The Village 6.0 Gen 2 Instant Cabin Tent is $359, the Snowbird Pro 400 down sleeping bag $239.99 to $259.99 and the SunTherm MS100 synthetic bag $44.99. Furniture runs from the $19.99 PeakLite X01 table and $54.99 SeaStar Camping Chair to the YL11 rocking chair at $143 against the store's own $179.
Orders ship from the nearest warehouse holding stock, which the product page shows, and are processed within 2 to 3 business days, then delivered in 5 to 10 business days from a local warehouse or 10 to 18 from China; any shipping fee appears at checkout and Naturehike says it covers import duties and taxes. The store ships to 68 countries and prices in Canadian and Australian dollars as well as US dollars. The Cloud Up Pro 2 weighs about 1.36 kg minimum and 1.53 kg packed, with a PU3000mm silicone-coated 20D nylon fly and a PU5000mm floor.
Orders can be cancelled before shipment, and returns must be requested within 7 days of receipt, unused and in original packaging, with the buyer paying return postage and a restocking fee possible; orders shipped from China are returnable only for a quality fault. Refunds go to the original payment method within 3 business days of inspection, and products carry a 2-year free replacement-parts warranty that excludes misuse. Gear testers rate the tents well, with CleverHiker giving the Cloud Up 2 a 4.1 out of 5, but the store's Trustpilot score is 2.4 out of 5 from 53 reviews, mostly about slow replies and refused warranty claims.
Naturehike: what to know before you buy
Naturehike sells budget ultralight tents, cabin tents, sleeping bags and camp furniture through its global store, from the $159 Cloud Up Pro 2. Here is what to know about shipping, returns and service.
Tents and prices
Backpacking tents start with the Mongar BASE 2-Person at $129 and the Cloud Up Pro 2-Person at $159, or $169 with a PFC-free finish. The Mongar Pro 2-Person is $179 and the Giling UL 4-Season 2-Person is $189.
For car camping, the Village 6.0 Gen 2 Instant Cabin Tent is $359, with 6 square meters of floor space and 190 cm of center height. Larger cabin and glamping tents run higher.
Sleeping bags, pads and furniture
Synthetic sleeping bags start at $44.99 for the SunTherm MS100, and the Snowbird Pro 400 down mummy bag, rated to 32.4F comfort, is $239.99 to $259.99. The TuYe R5.8 inflatable pad is $69.99 to $99.99.
Furniture includes the $19.99 PeakLite X01 table, the $54.99 SeaStar Camping Chair and the $89.99 GreenField XJC08 cot.
Shipping, returns & warranty
Orders ship from the nearest warehouse with stock: about 5 to 10 business days from a local warehouse or 10 to 18 from China, after 2 to 3 business days of processing. Fees, if any, appear at checkout, and Naturehike says it pays import duties and taxes.
Returns must be requested within 7 days of receipt, unused and in original packaging, and you pay return postage; a restocking fee may apply. Orders shipped from China can be returned only for a quality fault. Products carry a 2-year free replacement-parts warranty that excludes misuse, mildew and moisture damage.
Reputation
Gear testers rate the tents well: CleverHiker gave the Cloud Up 2 a 4.1 out of 5, and long-term owners report years of use with weights that match the listed figures.
The official store's service is rated lower, at 2.4 out of 5 from 53 Trustpilot reviews, with complaints about slow email replies and refused warranty claims. Pitch new gear at home soon after delivery and photograph any fault straight away.
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Naturehike: questions people ask
Straight answers about Naturehike, then how this review was written and stays independent.
Is Naturehike legit?
Yes. Naturehike is an established camping-gear maker founded in 2010 and based in Ningbo, China, and its Cloud Up tents have years of positive independent tests, including a 4.1 out of 5 from CleverHiker. The official store's service record is weaker, at 2.4 out of 5 from 53 Trustpilot reviews, so inspect orders promptly and keep your order number.
Where are Naturehike tents made?
Naturehike is headquartered in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, China, where independent reviewers report its tents are made. The global store lists Hongkong Naturehike International Limited in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, as its business address.
How long does Naturehike shipping take to the US?
Orders are processed within 2 to 3 business days. Items in a local warehouse arrive in about 5 to 10 business days, and items shipped from China take 10 to 18 business days; the product page shows which warehouse holds stock. Any shipping fee appears at checkout, and Naturehike says it covers import duties and taxes.
What is Naturehike's return policy?
Returns must be requested within 7 days of receipt, with items new, unused and in original packaging, and you pay return postage. A restocking fee may apply. Orders shipped from China can be returned only if the product has a quality issue. Refunds go back to your original payment method within 3 business days of inspection.
Does Naturehike have a warranty?
Naturehike's refund policy says all products come with a 2-year free replacement-parts warranty, excluding damage from misuse. Its FAQ adds that mildew and moisture damage are not covered, so dry your tent fully before storing it. Contact [email protected] with photos and your order number to claim.
Which Naturehike tent should I buy?
For backpacking, the Cloud Up Pro 2-Person at $159 is the light all-rounder at about 1.53 kg packed, and the Mongar Pro 2-Person at $179 adds more room. For winter trips, the Giling UL 4-Season 2-Person is $189. Car campers who want standing height can choose the Village 6.0 Gen 2 Instant Cabin Tent at $359.
Is this Naturehike review sponsored?
No. Naturehike did not pay for this write-up, see it before publication, or have any say in the verdict. If we earn anything it is a commission after you buy, and it comes out of the merchant’s margin rather than your price.
How was the Naturehike assessed?
By using it and by checking the claims made about it against what it actually does. Where our time with something has been limited, the review says so rather than implying more testing than happened.
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