🏕️ Naturehike Backpacking Tent: Lightweight, Waterproof & Spacious for Solo Camping – Includes Footprint Review

Not exactly easy for a one man tent. Easy to lift, good quality. A bit short for those over 6ft. I am 6ft 3 inches tall and my pillow was crushed on one end and my feet were rubbing on the other end.

Bought this to do the Appalachian Trail next year. I spent the night in my garden under a downpour, there are no leaks. The next day one of the dogs ripped it off and pierced the net so I had to order another one. I'll mend the first one and leave it in the garden for my grandchildren. It is very easy to make up.

I like the design! There is a small window which I like so I can look out the window instead of opening the door. Very easy to set up and light weight as well as mat. Good price. Haven't tested it camping yet so don't know how rain or wind it is and will update if I get more results.

Looks like a decent tent but mine had shoe marks and dirt on the inside when first set up (looks like it has been used) and was missing a mat. I tried to contact the manufacturer but they told me to speak to the "store". There doesn't seem to be a way to do this. Unfortunately it has to be returned.

Installed at home checked the seams and the seams seem to be of good quality. The hooks that attach the mesh or top of the tent to the necks look a bit cheap but work well, good quality zips. Polls are made of high quality aluminum. The only issue I think might be an issue is the seams that attach the mesh to the hooks that attach to the polls feel a little tight because the tent attaches so tightly at the polls is that it can tear the seam. long time. Otherwise a good tent at a good price. Has

Hi everyone, it was quite a difficult decision to choose the right tent for the right budget. But I'm so glad I tried this tent! Not only does it come with extra bottom protection, but the zips appear to be of good quality. The only thing I would like to change is the inserts. Some of the other tents come with upgraded poles but this one comes with the old tried and tested aluminum poles. The tent weighs 3.5 pounds packed in a nice bag. This tent is the easiest to set up tent I have ever used…

I threw out the bag and stuffed it in the bag on the seat post, had no problems, the poles fit easily. I wanted to see how easy it was to set up when I was tired and in the dark so I timed my first attempt without instructions, it took just over 2 minutes for the main tent, another minute for the fly. Making it live after figuring out what I was doing only took 1 minute. The poles are great, they almost assemble themselves and then the plastic hooks connect the tent to the pole so no old poles…

When it comes to bikepacking, I like backpackers with credit cards more, but I wanted to get a tent for hiking. I really didn't want to spend more than $300 for a tent that can be used twice a year. I found this $100 Nature Hike Spider 1 tent and decided to give it a try. When I opened the tent bag I was surprised to see a Sea to Summit pillow inside, but after taking it out of my pannier I found that it had been used. This tent must have been returned although it had all the tags and appeared…

Disclaimer: I have not actually used this tent, just set it up in my backyard to see how it handles the weather. corners first. If you don't, things can get a little out of hand. With practice I think the installation time will be around 2-3 minutes. Waterproof: I installed this about 24 hours ago and it rained for about 18 hours. there is good. When checking inside the tent, the mesh is completely dry but there is some dew/condensation on the underside of the flysheet. Water does not seep…