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Nature Hike Yunchuan Cloud-Creek 3P tent
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- I don't sell any of these nor do I receive any remuneration if you buy them, and I have not personally reviewed all of them, they are listed here to give you perspective
- any prices are indicative and are subject to change by the retailers
Introduction
- budget friendly 2-3 person two door mesh tent with fly and aluminium alloy poles - not cheap and nasty fibreglass poles
- 3 types of models, each in either 2P or 3P sizes
"P series" basic budget model
- tapered doors - narrow at top, one door can be used as an awning
- inner is half mesh only
- lighter poles
- no silver layer
- 2P: 2.1kg
- 3P: 2.3kg
"muscovitum" Cloud Creek model
- white 210D 2000mm PU silver coated poly lattice;
- 2x crossover 7001 thickened alloy poles;
- inner is all white mesh and clips to poles, giving reasonable views of night sky when fly is removed
- silver layer for sun protection
- 4 guy outs (each corner);
- 2 central doors - one can be awning (need to buy additional 2 poles, need to add 2 guys and pegs);
- floor: 150D 2000mm PU reinforced Oxford cloth;
- wind force 7 resistance;
- 2P:
- 210x140x115cm plus 45cm vestibules;
- 2.5kg
- 3P:
- 220x180x125cm plus 55cm vestibules;
- 3.1kg; packs to 52x16x16cm;
- at these prices, this would make a great tent for music festivals, although if you want a stronger tent, then the Pro version might be an option
Yun Chuan pro model
- adds extended vestibules which allows 4 ceiling vents instead of 2
- adds 2 extra crossbar “picket” poles gives extra strength and more headroom, these insert into plastic sockets above each door
- both doors can be awnings
- adds additional color eg yellow or red plus white panel instead of just white or just “light curry brown”
- 2P:
- 210x140x115cm plus 65cm vestibules;
- 3kg; packs to 46x16x16cm
- 3P:
- 220x180x125cm plus 75cm vestibules;
- 3.6kg packs to 51x18x18cm
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vEU3VTvHU4 review of unboxing and setting up
