Head to head

Naturehike Cloud-Up 2 vs Naturehike Mongar 2

No longer sold. Naturehike lists the 20D Cloud-Up 2 as a clearance model that will not be restocked; every colour was sold out in October 2026 and the Cloud Up Pro replaces it. Kept for comparison.

The Naturehike Mongar 2 gives each person more floor — 15.3 sq ft against 13.9, which is the difference between standard and tight. The Naturehike Cloud-Up 2 is the lighter carry at 3 lb 1 oz, and the Naturehike Cloud-Up 2 is the cheaper of the two at ~$119.

Naturehike Cloud-Up 2

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Naturehike Cloud-Up 2No longer sold
Naturehike Mongar 2

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Naturehike Mongar 2
TypeBackpackingBackpacking
Rated capacity2-person2-person
Floor area per personestimated13.9 sq ft (tight)15.3 sq ft (standard)
Floor area27.9 sq ft30.5 sq ft
Peak height41.3 in41.3 in
Minimum trail weight3 lb 1 oz4 lb
Packed weight4 lb—
Weight per personestimated24.4 oz (trail weight)32.1 oz (trail weight)
Pad fitestimated2 × 20 in pads fit, 25 in pads do not2 × 25 in pads fit
Fits sleepers up toestimated6ft 5in tall6ft 5in tall
Doors12
Freestandingsemi-freestandingfreestanding
Polesaluminumaluminum
Wall typedouble walldouble wall
Season rating3-season3-season
Floor hydrostatic head5,000 mm—
Packed size4.7 x 17.7 in5.9 x 19.7 in
Approx. price~$119~$161

Naturehike Cloud-Up 2

The Cloud-Up is the tent that made Naturehike a name outside China: a 7001-aluminium single-pole double-wall tent at 48.7 ounces and $119, which is ultralight-adjacent weight at budget-tent money. Twenty-eight square feet split two ways is 13.95 each, just under the standard band, and the 82.7-inch floor is short — a six-foot sleeper touches both ends. Naturehike now calls the 20D Cloud-Up a clearance model that the Cloud Up Pro replaces, and every colour was sold out in October 2026; the numbers here are the plain 2-person.

Best for
A first lightweight tent where the budget will not stretch to a Western brand.

Naturehike Mongar 2

The Mongar is the Cloud-Up's two-door sibling, and the trade is plain: fifteen ounces heavier, two doors instead of one, freestanding instead of semi, and $161 for the 20D nylon version — a heavier 210T polyester version sells for $113. The inner is 82.7 by 53.1 inches, four inches wider than the Cloud-Up's, with 41.3 inches at the peak, and the footprint is in the box. Naturehike publishes no hydrostatic-head rating for either fabric, which is the one gap in its spec sheet, and the 82.7-inch floor carries the same warning for tall sleepers.

Best for
Two people who want their own door on the smallest possible budget.

Rows where the two differ are tinted. Specs are the makers’ own; floor area per person, weight per person and pad fit are our arithmetic on them.