Naturehike Taga 2 Person Lightweight Backpacking Tent Outdoor Camping Tent

I would call this tent a 1 and a half person tent. Very easy set up and room enough for me and my gear. With ultra light material you have to be careful not to snag it in the zipper because it is so thin. It seems sturdy enough but the conditions I used it in weren't extreme.

Used this tent during a rainy backpacking trip. It was super light and easy to compress when I used my compression sack. It rained and I did not notice any leaks in the tent. I was worried about condensation so I kept all my items away from the walls as I read other reviewers were having with condensation issues with the inside walls. When I checked the in the morning, the walls were cool to touch and no water droplets formed. Everything was dry. Super easy to set up and had a lot of nice features on the tent. There was ample ventilation, you also had additional space to store your items outside the tent on the other side of the tent entrance. It's unfortunate there is only one entrance to a two person tent. I was glad I used this by my self, I can see it being troublesome to use with another person. This tent is not free standing, which was not an issue where I camped because I had soft ground I could stake my tent pegs into. I can see this being an issue if you are going to be camping somewhere rocky.

Had held up in wind and rain multiple bikepacking nights. The fly is built in like an extra layer so if you expect to be able to let it breath with just mesh ceiling you can not do that. Would be hot on super sunny warm mornings. Easy to set up. Good stakes. Make sure you bring the stakes because tent relies in them to stand up. Zippers work well. Sleeps one person or a couple but two big people who are not comfortable close together might get tight.

I unfortunately ordered the Naturehike Taga 2 tent. When I opened up the tent days before our summer vacation backcountry camping I found that Amazon had sent me a Naturehike Spider one man tent. Not only did I have the wrong version but a one man tent instead of a two man tent. Leaving me without a tent for our trip. Incredibly disappointed in Amazon.The cherry on top of - Amazon wants me spend my own money to return the tent because I'm not at the same address as it was delivered to.

I am on the taller side, I inevitably will touch the sides and rain will seep through the walls. Since this tent is not free standing, it can be difficult to get the tent to not sag in hard soils(had to drive the tent pegs in). When the wall sag it makes the rain seep in. If you are tenting on sunny days it would be ok.

Very nice tent if you want it for a one person. The usable floor space for mats on it is only 41". Unless both of you are very small or spooning this is going to be uncomfortable for two people. My existing one person tent is 41" wide, so I was looking forward to the 49" they advertised. That extra 9" is just critical to keep from kneeing or elbowing your tenting partner.

There is a single, prop-up roof vent that's not pictured here. Though, it seems like it might get a bit stuffy so I plan on taking a small, USB-powered fan to help with air circulation. Inside, opposite of the door, there's a semi-circular zippered window/door. It opens to a vestibule (no floor) on that side of the tent. Though, you can't fully exit since there's no door on the outer wall. So, it's basically a closet. The cross-bar is a bit tough to get in. So, I'm using a small carabiner as a pull ring. I weighed the tent at 1.15kg/2.54lb, the ground tarp at 0.213kg/0.47lb, the poles at .308kg/0.68lb, and a single tent stake at 0.008kg/0.02lb. They're fine stakes (very bright/visible), but I've swapped them out for slightly heavier, stronger, and more versatile titanium ones.

Suitable rather for one person than 2, doesn't feel spacious at all or there is no room for any items like backpack etc. No room to keep things outside tent between layers. Layers of the tent are joined up and do not separate so gets pretty hot in hot weather. It would be nice to have more ventilation in this case. Weight wise there are way better products on the market with more space. Would not go for not free standing tent like this again

Testata dal 10 al 14 agosto sulle Dolomiti alla quota di 2200-2350 m. Temporali anche di diverse ore ogni pomeriggio ed anche neve (5 cm). Temperature notturne di 4-6 gradi ed interna di circa 9 - 10. Peso 1500 gr. compreso sottotelo fornito. La tenda tiene perfettamente la pioggia intensa e le raffiche di vento. Vanno usati però picchetti in durallumnio di 18 cm con cordino elastico per assorbire gli strappi delle ventate. L'abbondante condensa interna è trattenuta dal doppiotelo a rete e non gocciola, ma va asciugato con asciugamano leggero da viso che va poi strizzato dall'oblò laterale. I quattro tiranti vanno posizionati secondo gli assi della tenda anch'essi con cordino elastico, consiglio questo per i costruttori. Materiali di qualità ben curati e nastrati. La pongo al top della gamma come prezzo)prestazioni.

Tent weighs less than many one person tents but has plenty space. Easy to pitch. Some condensation but not excessive. Very stable in the winds.

Das Zelt hat mich bereits auf 3 Touren erfolgreich begleitet und mein altes Salewa Micra wandert erst einmal in den Keller. Ich bin kein Extremer Outdoorer, daher reicht mir dieses Fliegengewicht hier. Ich gehe raus wenn gutes Wetter ist, daher kann ich die Schlechtwetter Eigenschaften gar nicht genau beurteilen. Für mal eben mit Bike oder zu Fuß vor die Tür, über Nacht, bin der Bahn wo hin und zurück oder wie ich auch mal per LKW trampen, ... Dafür ist das Naturehike perfekt. Im Vergleich zum Salewa wiegt das Zelt hier ca. 1 Kilo weniger und das bei gefühlt mehr Raum im Inneren. Für mich aus der Beschreibung nicht ersichtlich, kommt das Zelt mit passenden Schutzboden, etwas stärker als der normale Boden und schützt somit vor kleinen Steinchen oder Dornen und vor Nässe.Das Zelt hat eine große Öffnung zum Einstieg und eine kleine Öffnung auf der anderen Seite um von innen auch an die Apside zu kommen für Gepäck z.B. Da hatte ich meine Fahrradtaschen und Kocher immer über Nacht.Absolut zu empfehlen für den Overnighter.- geringes Packmaß- sehr leicht 1510 gr. mit Boden, 1290 gr ohne- sehr schnell aufzubauen, nur ca. 5 Minuten und Abbauen mit falten ca. 10 Minuten wenn's ordentlich sein mussKleine Schwachstelle, aber Gewöhnungssache:- die kleine Querstange hat mit beim Aufbau und Einstieg schon ein paar Mal die Brille runter gerissen. Die Stange ist nicht scharfkantig, aber die Brille liegt dann auf dem Boden und läuft Gefahr zertreten zu werden, also aufpassen- die Enden der Gestänge sind nicht befestigt durch eine Quetschung oder dergleichen. Beim Auseinander nehmen rutscht oft der Abschluss raus und behindert ein wenig das Ganze. Bei Wind etwas nervig. Da könnte der Hersteller noch mal ran oder mir den Grund erklären, warum das vielleicht so sein soll.Edit: noch ein kleiner Vorteil, den ich jetzt wieder feststellen konnte. Die Bänder an den Heringen reflektieren sogar und das bei kleinstem Taschenlampenlicht. So sind die Abmessungen des Zelts auch nachts gut erkennbar. Gut durchdacht.

I just love this tent, nothing bad to say about it. 1 person size though, for 2 there'd be no gear room and cramped.

Great size and weight, but nowhere near suitable for cold/winter use even mild winter, I expected condensation in a single skin as that's what I was using anyway, but this was soaking, to the point of dripping on me in the the night so I put a bivvy bag over my sleeping bag until I could pack up in the morning.Seems very stable and good value at the price if using in Spring/Summer when able to vent well.