Naturehike 2 Person 3 Season Mongar Camping Tent Ultralight Backpacking Tent For Hiking Cycling

I used this tent on a 6 day hike through the Cederberg recently. It is a pleasure to set up and quite spacious (although I am not tall amp; was sharing with my daughter!). We had a couple of nights of below freezing temps and I was cold, but I could probably do with a warmer sleeping bag. Over all I am thrilled with this tent :)

I borrowed a friend's tent over the Easter weekend. My partner and I could comfortably rest in it and use each entrance to pack out backpacks. The new one I just received has a ground sheet and a storage net above in the tent. We pitched it this weekend at home and really love the quick set up. Will recommend it for anyone wanting a 2-man tent. Can't wait to use it later in Cederberg. The service was awesome. Got a call from Kobus to confirm my original choice of the Cloud Up2, expressed my reservations and was assured I could think about it for a bit longer. Made up my mind 2 days later and bought the Mongar.

In August 2020 I purchased this Mongar 20D Ultralight 2 Person Tent. This was after extensive research on similar ultralight tents and on the build quality of Naturehike products. Nearly as light as the MSR and Black Diamond tents but half their prices; lighter than the First Ascent and K-Way; quality on a par with First-Ascent. I have used it in the Berg on a number of occasions, and it has met my expectations of holding up to strong winds, cold and heavy rain (20D is better than 15D!). Light enough for carrying solo up 2000m in a day, and roomy enough for two medium-sized hikers. BTW: as ultralight tents have lower ceilings, best to go for dual doors for easy wet-weather/night access. Vestibules big enough for 75L packs. The Y-pegs are strong. Recommend getting ... MoreIn August 2020 I purchased this Mongar 20D Ultralight 2 Person Tent. This was after extensive research on similar ultralight tents and on the build quality of Naturehike products. Nearly as light as the MSR and Black Diamond tents but half their prices; lighter than the First Ascent and K-Way; quality on a par with First-Ascent. I have used it in the Berg on a number of occasions, and it has met my expectations of holding up to strong winds, cold and heavy rain (20D is better than 15D!). Light enough for carrying solo up 2000m in a day, and roomy enough for two medium-sized hikers. BTW: as ultralight tents have lower ceilings, best to go for dual doors for easy wet-weather/night access. Vestibules big enough for 75L packs. The Y-pegs are strong. Recommend getting the optional groundsheet, which is light and tough, as it really helps to protect the tent floor; as well as allowing you to pitch the flysheet in the rain, hence keeping the inner tent dry. Good online support from Naturehike's SA staff.

Bought this for the otter trail and it was exactly what we needed; light but spacious and versatile, quick to put up and take down. With it being so light, the material is obviously quite thin but the build quality seems great and had no issues so far. Great product and customer service. I would definitely recommend.

Awesome tent - super easy setup and light weight - excellent clipping mechanisms for the poles to attach to tent and flysheet, stakes are great too (and great that spares are sold too). The supplied matt helps protect the tent on the ground, but also doubles as a clean packing area to sort your bag/kit. Used for 3 nights so far - would definitely recommend!

This is my 2nd NH tent. (1st:1 man superlight cycling tent). No problem with quality and fit. All good. If I were to complain, the ground mat that was included doesn't fit tautly. I overcome the problem by tying a knot on all 4 corner tabs to shorten it. Problem solve.