Oh boy, #Naturehike's product lineup is confusing.

[mrc@mastodon.berlin]

Oh boy, #Naturehike's product lineup is confusing. Only the Cloud Up tent has the Cloud Up 20D, Cloud Up 210T, Cloud Up Base, Cloud Up Pro and Cloud Up UL. (All labelled as "ultralight" so that the Cloud Up UL is double ultralight:) Plus dozens of color variants.

There are inconsistencies, errors, omissions in dimensions and weight on their own website, and it's nearly impossible to know which version third party shops sell, because the names/variants never 100% match.

#tents #Bikepacking

[yvg@indieweb.social]

@mrc Why don't you just get the Cloud Up Pro MAX 1U EXPERT MOUNTAIN WET SNOW DESERT FOREST 3000?

[porras@ruby.social]

@mrc it's so confusing that I have one of those but don't know which one it's orange

[mrc@mastodon.berlin]

@porras Still happy with it btw?

[porras@ruby.social]

@mrc I'm happy with it (especially considering it wasn't super expensive) but I haven't tried any other light tent. it's light, easy to build, I've never used it in cold conditions but I've been rained a lot and it kept me dry. it's the 210T btw (I looked it up in the invoice, I got it 6 years ago so maybe something changed)

[isthmus@infosec.exchange]

@mrc
Unless they've changed the design, the Cloud Up doesn't pitch as one. It's necessary to pitch the inner first, then the outer, rather than pitching the outer and inner together. Something to keep in mind in case it's something that bothers you.