Naturehike Star River Tent Silicone Fabric Ultralight 2 Person Double Layers Aluminum Rod Camping Tent

I've been looking for a great quality, very small and lightweight but still sturdy tent that will last us years - and I found it with this! I've owned this for many years and can say it's exactly that - even after tens of uses, it's got no damage anywhere but it's also one of the lightest and smallest tents out there. We take it hiking, on roadtrips on motorbike and any time we go camping. Definitely worth a purchase. It's so easy to put together!

Absolutely love this tent.It's perfect for my needs.It has plenty of space inside and outside for gear and plenty of headroom.It is easy to put up but does lose a star as they no longer do colour coded poles to make it even easier to put up.Such a shame.Other than that it is great quality

Really great quality tent, often overlooked for the Cloud Peak & Mongear but it shouldn't be.Semi free standing, footprint included.This tent will fulfil 95% of your tick list for a fraction of the price of a Big Brand tent.The only slight negative is the Rainbow zip on the door, meaning that the door rolls up at the floor of the tent, where it can get wet.Other than that, you'll not be disappointed it's great it really is. Poles are of a decent quality & fit together perfectly.I would lubricate the zips, but I do that with every tent. Aluminium Pegs are also included but these are slightly short and you may wish to use some a little longer depending on the conditions you're camping in.Highly Recommend tent, very waterproof, good wind resistance, easy to pitch, lightweight, roomy, goof quality materials and construction.You'll be very happy with this naturehike star river 2 tent.

Bought for camping super easy to out up and take down, even without the colour coded poles it takes 2mins.My friend has the msr elixir 2 and this is bigger and they were really impressed with it.It rained heavily twice whilst away and this repelled the water really well.

Very easy and quick to make. I took it while doing the Camino de Santiago for two weeks and it never failed once. Not heavy at all and quick to do

*Amended review after a number of camps*After seeing a number of reviews, I was so excited ordering this tent. The plus side, it's inexpensive, looks funky, isn't light but not too heavy either, rain won't be an issue, it's roomy and it has decent vestibules on either side. No issues with condensation but it was windy and the gap at the bottom along with the one vent allows decent airflow. The zip on the inner is really smooth but the outer, not so good. That's the positives. The negatives are only small. The poles weren't colour coded as they were supposed to. Complained to Naturehike who asked for details of the complaint, which was duly sent, but never heard a word back after that. Not good Naturehike! That first pitch was a pain in the backside but after a few pitches, I don't need colour coding. I did think I'd have issues with wind etc as the outer fly was very high off the ground but, again, with a bit of time, I managed to sort the pitching out. It's not as bad as I first thought but that is down to me persevering and making it right. Come on Naturehike, customer service is letting you down.

I purchased a tent that completely failed me during a short camping trip in the UK. Despite light to moderate rain, the tent floor was soaking wet, even with extra protection layers both under and inside the tent. The water seeped through the floor, making it cold, damp, and uncomfortable — totally ruining the experience.I contacted customer service and provided detailed descriptions and photos. Their response? They dismissed the issue as “expected dampness” and claimed it was not a defect. Even worse, they ignored my follow-up when I explained that the floor was visibly wet and one of the poles was also bent.For a product advertised as suitable for outdoor use, this is unacceptable. The material (Oxford polyester) clearly does not offer enough waterproof protection, even in typical UK weather.I strongly advise others to avoid this brand until they improve their product quality and take customer feedback seriously.#PoorQuality #UnresponsiveSupport #DisappointedCustomer

I took this tent camping in Scotland in the end of winter. It stood up to strong winds and heavy rain all night. In some sunshine and with a shake the tent was dry enough to pack away. No issues with condensation due to large amount of mesh. It is colder in the tent due to this but a decent sleep system sorts that out. I would recommend buying some additional guy ropes and pegs, but otherwise fantastic.