It is a Southern 4 season tent.

hey Luke, this is the 3 season model. the 4 season design has a 15d inner. not mesh.

I've bought a naturehike 1 person 3 season tent, and have used it frequently for about 3 years. never had anything malfunction so far, and it was dirt-cheap! also, packs light, keeps me dry and works in the winter too.

Wow! Pole sleeves! It's 1985 again! Seriously, though, pole sleeves help with tent stability. Hoop tents were the thing back then, for weight savings over dome tents. Then came the Sierra Designs Clip Flashlight, and now clips are the rule, though they get brittle and can break with age, but they can be temporarily replaced with a loop of cord. I actually like that design. Thanks, Luke!👍

Thank you for your insights on 3 and 4 season tents and the definition of each.

Thanks for that, I found your one tigris tangram and baker tent 2.0 extreme test to be very helpful i searched and searched the internet and UKposts for reviews of the tangram (non biased reviews) and also done in a realistic situation. What a gem this channel is invaluable keep up the great work

Big respect for the long tent tests, it really shows any weaknesses especially if it is not a four season tent.

I have to say, I'm going to look into this tent for when a weekend in Panama City Beach calls to me. Or Savannah maybe. Thank you Luke, your time, passion and attention to detail while remaining agenda free is a HUGE benefit.

Thanks for the video luke, I love and appreciate your thoroughness and I love this tent.

setting in my home office watching this...listening to the rain hitting the tent and seeing there's a nice dry place to bundle up and bed down in, with that rain pattering in the background...man...it's sleepy time!

Man, I really like the vestibule design on that. My tent is an old MSR Elixir 2, and getting in and out when wearing a soaked jacket in the rain is a bit of a gymnastics exercise. This vestibule is enormous!

I can't speak for the Orange 210T version but I've got the 20D green version and it is completely waterproof. I have actually seen a video of a couple using one in up to 70mph winds and very wet UK weather. They also woke up to ground surface running water due to pitch location and the tent performed extremely well. It's a bit of a mystery as to why your tent failed as this is the first-ever reported case I've seen - including from a UKpostsr that also has the 210T version.

Your Reviews are always Spot On. Ty

I'm not sure if Luke mentioned it but is this NOT a four-season tent? 🤣😂😁

Great review it is great to be able to see these reviews before you buy a product thank you for sharing be safe be warm

I love the sound of rain on a tent, back in the day we had canvas ones with an outer flysheet, never let us down

I have a Naturehike Cloud Up 1,the lightest silnylon model. It has been an excellent tent,and weight a bit over 2 pounds. Love it

Love your honesty, Cheers Luke.

One of things I love most about Luke`s channel is that it`s not sponsered by squarebloodyspace!

I have the Cloud up 2 person. Have had no issues. Pretty happy with it

hi Luke you are doing a amazing job letting people know about the out doors etc keep it up it's great to see this Gary from the uk

OMG, I love this channel. I just discovered it about two weeks ago. Luke is such a nice guy and is always talking about safety, thank you for that!

Hi Luke, thanks buddy, good to see you're doing well my friend 👊👍

Thank you for your great job! I look forward to using it in Caucasus summer mountains. This tent has amazing living space (especially for my size) and vestibule for equipment.

Thank you for your review...it was good...

Have this exact tent. Had it out a couple of times in very wet conditions and haven't noticed any problems with leaking, but I always put out all the guy ropes. We get quite got and humid weather here, so the ventilation is appreciated. Enough space for mum, dad, kid, dog and a bit of gear.

Nice tent. I really like the spacious vestibule made to protect your gear and the large room.

Nice to see naturehike tents being reviewed now by you Luke. I have 4 naturehike tents and the only one I got disappointed in was the Hiby (an old model but I bought it recently) but it was a bit of my fault. I packed the tent to tightly and with camping off the table for a year, the coating from the nylon have cracked as well as the seams. Other naturehike tents I've had, have seen brutal conditions and I trust them all completely to keep me and all my cameras dry.

Hey Luke, Nice to see you reviewing NatureHike. I always trust your reviews and your hard work is greatly appreciated. I bought the NatureHike SilentWing 1person text about a year ago for light weight moto camping. Used it once. No issues except the zipper is a little tight, I only used it in summer clear sky weather, fairly warm. Packs small, little vestibule and was a $100 bucks on Amazon. For the price it suited my needs.

I've only got the Cloud Up 2 from Naturehike, and really like it so far. Thanks Luke 👍

Good initial review Luke. Held up ok in chilly nasty rain overall. Thanks and take care.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and adventures brother from Syracuse NY and no quarantine

Anything's a 4 season tent if you're brave enough.

Nice design. Looks well made. Bright inside.

I have many Naturehike tents and they work great. I expect the same with this tent.

I bought a Naturehike Star River 2 a couple of years ago, and have used it many times in wet and moderate wind conditions. It's always kept me dry. I once had a minor issue with the top pole junction connector coming loose, but easily fixed with a screwdriver. No other issues yet.

I have the Cloud up 2 tent from Nature Hike and have been very satisfied with it

Great review! I live at Costa Rica and I have one Nature Hike P series. I tested it some days ago but only rained about 1 hour (it's not rainy season here). So, I will test it again in May to see if it leaks.

First problem I see is that he bought the 210T polyester version (8lbs) vice the 20D nylon (6lb green tent). 210T is heavier and less tear resistant at the same thickness as 20D. I live in Wa. St. and I have thoroughly tested this in all of the PNW winter fury and I can say that the 20D version holds up very well in the winter. I had mine set up during heavy rain and wind. I can personally attest that not even using any of the many guy lines she held up perfectly against the wind and no rain came in even from the sides. Second problem is that he doesn’t understand physics. The tri-blade style stakes hold very well! No matter which way you put the stakes down two of the blades will provide resistance from being uprooted and they hold perfectly in high wind rainy conditions. Be smart in the direction you orient your tent. The only issue is they don’t provide enough stakes to use all the guy lines which it has MANY. Third problem is that he didn’t try it in true winter conditions. My wife and I tested this in 20 degree Washington winter with two kelty down 30 degree bags with each of us having a 2.2 R rated sleeping pads. With just our sleeping clothes and a pair of socks on we were perfectly warm. I challenge Luke in the future that when he makes these claims to actually test it in the conditions that he claims it won’t work well in. There are other videos out there of this tent showing it holding up in crazy snowy conditions. Always do your own research and only use others opinions as a guide, not as gospel.

Have had Cloudup 3 for 3 years, the old version - it is quality material. Of course there is some quality issues in some areas like you said but those are smaller ones. The 20D material is pretty easy to get holes, at least I have one in the lower area. It has foot print always included and it is very heavy duty, can take hits.

I like all the room and it looks like a nice tent. Now let's see about the rain.

I love my NatureHike Cloud up 2, and other gear. ive owned mine for 4 years now when they were selling on Alibaba.

I did an overnighter in the Naturehike Cloud-up 2 last December and it did well with a light dusting of snow and 20 degree temps.I did put some leaves and pine needles around the base to block any wind. Have yet to test it in the rain...Good budget tent imo.

Great advice as always

Interesting review Luke, thanks 🌲⛺️🌲

Never used their tents but love their inflatable pillows. I use them for sleeping at home due to neck problems from a surgery. They last between a year to a year and half with use every night.

@5:00 Honestly, it looks like it’s going to do very well. The mesh front door is ventilation, and the yellow top cover will shield the blowing wind and snow/rain....but you’re probably right about the winter time....gonna need a heater!

Great if you're out with the kids in the summer at a State campground. I prefer earth tone colors! Thanks Luke, take care!

nice review! i'm considering this tent. i live in the tropics so snow won't be a problem at all. thanks!

Hey Luke, love the channel keep up the good work! I have several nature hike items including lightweight inflatable hiking mattress and pillow, no issues with quality or durability and for the price they're exceptional! Never had a tent of theirs though so keen to see what your conclusion is!😁👍

I do have that exact same tent. I pull the line for the vent out and stake it out at a steep angle which allows the line to act as a drip line and helps keep rain from splashing up into the vent.

I do like NatureHike, I've several products from them and they're all durable, budget friendly and doing the job well done. Sure, there's room for improvement, but for the price range that their products costs and the value you get, it's great.

Love these please do the kuiu tent the 1 person and the 2p alot of hunters would like a good review from you thanks keep the solo overnight trips coming

Thank you again for awesome video of the Opalus 3 person tent! I am a biker and I be taking a trip after my knee surgery and I doing research which tent I be taking! Mr. Luke ☕☕

General quality with Naturehike are assured.

Thanks for a fair review, this looks like a very decent tent for right conditions! Totally agree with you regarding the exaggerated season rating - actually I would not like to have this kind of mesh inner if going out in the late autumn in breezy and chilly conditions, so you have to consider even the 3+ seasons with some caution. Sure it can be used then, but what you win in the lighter weight of the tent, you probably lose in the need to take a thicker sleeping bag to survive in the wind tunnel tent ;)

Very good informative video. Love all your videos Luke.

Great info on these products

I like it. Quite water resistant (but unfortunately the vent leaks a little bit) and I love the roominess. Thanks for the video.

Interesting video, thanks. I currently have a naturehike cloud peak 2, love it, lightweight and quick to set up and doesn’t take up much room in my dry bag. I’ve used it in hot summers, cold autumns and even in a 15+ hour storm with 25-30mph winds and constant rain. A bit noisy unsurprisingly but stayed planted and dry throughout. Can’t fault it for the money.

Just cut the excess thread and super glue it, I do that to all my gear when I find loose thread , easy fix and it last

Good review, thanks.

Love the bright yellow 😎👍😁

I have Naturehike Star River 2, and I love it. It is a very good tent, I am impressed.

They are great tents for the buck did Scotland 2 weeks in winter with this tent no probs what so ever loads of space

I have this tent… used in in a massive downpour, where it was 3 inches of rain in New Jersey…. No leaks anywhere, it stayed warm in 40 degree temp and it is a tent I would recommend this to anyone…

I bought a very good hammock tent from Naturehike, which I have been using for 5 years, 4 5 times a year, it takes rain but not much wind. I have enjoyed every camping with that hammock

Again, superb testing.

Well I was pretty close on my guess its huge inside and that vestibule is awesome plenty room for ur gear and take off whatever ya dont want inside the sleeping room

Honest review informative 10 out of 10

Luke. MAN! Every time I decided to look up a product, it's you who pop's up 1st with a review of the product. It's insane. After watching a few different reviews, I always enjoy yours 1st and believe you to be the best and most honest reviewer. Man, Luke, I really appreciate you, Sir. Thank you. God bless you, your daughter and wife. Again, thank you, Sir.

Love the golden orange color

00:25 Agenda free. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Great job man. That is what we need and this kind of channel philosophy we want.

I often set up a large tarp over my tent when bad weather or very hot and sunny.

Hi Luke..subscribed and shared.pei Canada..love the videos..I love winter also.

That rain test is good for all tenst.🙂👍👍

I own the cloud up 2.. it is super water resistant. Love it

the Cloud Peak 2 is a great tent. I live in Scotland and its been brilliant. I also noticed that you didnt use all of the stake out points and if you had i wonder if that would have changed the angle of the vent??? Only a thought but maybe worth investigating

Love my NH Vik 1. Although poles are more basic than DAC the product is good. The Opalus intrigues me for wet weather trips but not weather. Setup looks great and that huge vestibule would be great. Very Vango-ish looking but a fraction of the cost.

My two cents: Currently using a NatureHike 3 season and it has held up over the past three years; I use it year round but winters are generally spent in the desert (Negev). Their cheaper tents have zipper problems but the medium to high price stuff is usually very good quality and well thought out.

I really like the design.

I have a Litchfield tent very similar, it's great. The vestibule is very useful. It doesn't leak though. 😳👍😂

Thanks for the reveiw it is a nice looking tent even though not four season

I emailed you about reviewing the Nature Hike Mongar 2 person Backpacking tent. It's a replica of the MSR hubba hubba 2 tent. I love it. Great small tent.

I’ve quite a bit of experience with both the cloud up 2 and the “cycling” one man tent. Both are not perfect by any means, but they are less than a 1/4 of the cost of “brand” tends. Compromises are everywhere but I’ve yet to get wet in one and yet to have one fail. Given the super low cost of them I can’t really complain. Understand going in that you’re not getting a “high end” tent, but compared to the other offerings out there in the same cost range, I’d call everything I’ve used from nature hike as “well worth it”. Keep in mind though that “four season” means something very different in different parts of the world. Obviously this one isn’t a “snow weather” tent ... but if “winter” in your part of the world is mostly just cooler (25-35F overnight), with low precipitation, then there is no reason this couldn’t be used four seasons “where you live”. (Just use your head and and be safe). As has been said elsewhere though, you can simply look at this and the build materials and tell it’s not made for heavy winter (heavy snow). Going to need to spend a lot more money to get to that point. :)

I have a naturehike cloud peak 2, for the price ita An amazing tent. I've had it out in heavy rain and sleet and ita held up perfectly

Great review Luke

In the Carolina's we call this a day tent since we get all 4 seasons in one day.

So all in all a perfect summer tent :D

Hi Luke 👍 just saying thanks for sharing this video information 👍 from across the pond 👍 where we are still in lockdown 👍🇬🇧🚌

I have the 20D green opolus 3 tent and its been great definitely breezy inside but its perfect for us here in Australia

I don’t like mesh inner tents anyway, but as you’ve said, it just proves your points about seasonal tents. Here in the U.K. it’s rare that we even get a summer hot enough to need as much mesh, yes some for condensation control but not the whole thing And I have a red tent, sunny morning and everything looks red inside 😂

I have NH ul 3in. sleep pad for 2 years with no problem. It's a good light weight pad for the money. Probably a little optimistic on R value. Used it in late November here in MI.30°s with a closed cell foam pad under was fine. Wish they still made my version worth picking up another one.

Glad to see your Op went well & your feeling good. Thanks for review.

This is a pretty popular brand in the Uk and generally good reviews.....and we do get quite a bit of rain. As you say not a true 4 season tent but could be ok in reasonable 4th season weather (ie no big storms and temps not too low).

In this tent you are in constant sunset. :)

Thanks for the Video! Could you please do a testnight on the Mil tec recom one person tent.

I used naturehike sleeping pad, sleeping bag. Happy with the price. My friends has their cloud up, spider, etc. tents. All are satisfied.

Huge vestibule, tons of room, not too expensive, waterproof....I like it!!!!!!!!

That vent does need a new design. I have a three season tent. I agree with you on your assessment that that is not a four season tent. Here in Texas that tent would be super! The bathroom floor needs to be a bit higher. My tent also has more material up the side where your head goes. That might cut wind flow, but it would be warmer in an extreme need.