In this video I’m giving you a proper first look and setup of my new tent, the Naturehike Cloud Peak 2. It’s a big jump up in quality from the Eurohike Tamar 2 I’ve been using, and I’m genuinely buzzing to get it out on Dartmoor. Quick shout to Eden as well—he gifted me this tent, and I can’t thank him enough. I run through how it goes up step-by-step: lay it flat (inner already clipped to the outer, and the groundsheet attached), build the three poles, pop them into the six corner eyelets, then clip the outer onto the poles to pull it all nice and tight. Once it’s standing, I show you the features that matter for wild camping: two doors (massive upgrade for me), decent vestibules on both sides for cooking if the weather turns, and the option to catch sunset one side and sunrise the other if you pitch it right. Inside you’ve got a lantern hook and a couple of storage pockets for kit and valuables. I also weigh it against my old Eurohike—2.63 kg for the Cloud Peak 2 (with pegs, poles, and the attached groundsheet) versus 2.98 kg for the Tamar 2. It’s freestanding too, so you can lift it, shift it, or shake the dirt out, and yes—packing it away was basically “shove it in and crack on.”