Review on 🏕️ Naturehike Cloud Up 2 Person Free Standing Backpacking Tent - Ultralight and Double Layer Camping Tents for Two Individuals by Rob Bradford

If you need a lightweight camping or camping tent at a great price then this is a decent deal. I am currently traveling through the PCT and cannot afford a first class tent over $500. However, I feel like I got what I paid for. It withstood heavy rain and stayed dry. However, the wind is terrible. No matter how tight I tighten it, the fly is very noisy and I've had many nights where sand/dirt/pollen got in. My biggest issue is that the zippers failed less than 400 miles into my hike. The zip mechanism (both) made the zip behind separate. There's only one door, so once it fails you're done. I emailed Naturehike a week ago and received no reply. So don't expect the customer service you get from more expensive outdoor companies. If you want something of quality or what the company stands for, spend a little more for something more reputable.