What it is
Cloud Up Pro 2 is a two-person, three-season backpacking tent. This record covers the current Pro model rather than the earlier Cloud Up 2 clearance model, which uses different construction and specifications.
Why the design matters
The Pro version is organised around a freestanding lightweight structure, compact packed volume and separate fly, inner and ground components. The Yuksom aluminium pole system defines the form while the fly, mesh inner and floor perform distinct weather and ventilation roles.
Verified specification record
- Season: three-season
- Expanded size: approximately 210 × 130 × 105cm
- Packed size: approximately Φ13 × 40cm
- Minimum weight: approximately 1.36kg
- Packed weight: approximately 1.53kg
- Rainfly: 20D nylon ripstop with silicone coating, PU3000mm+
- Ground sheet: 20D nylon ripstop with silicone coating, PU3000mm+
- Floor: 210T polyester ripstop, PU5000mm+
- Pole: Yuksom lightweight aluminium alloy
Weather figures need context
Hydrostatic-head figures describe maker-listed materials, not a guarantee that every pitch will remain dry in every storm. Seam condition, ground pooling, fly tension, orientation, ventilation and site drainage all affect performance. The tent should be pitched with the supplied structure and anchoring appropriate to the site.
Capacity is not comfort
“Two-person” identifies the intended shelter class, but sleeping mat width, occupant height and stored equipment determine real usable room. Before purchase, compare the 210 × 130cm floor with the exact mats and expected vestibule storage.
What ChinoMuse has not verified
ChinoMuse has not pitched the tent or tested waterproofing, condensation, wind stability, ventilation, pole deflection, long-term coating durability or pack weight. Manufacturer figures remain attributed to Naturehike.
Related records
See the Naturehike brand profile, CWM 400 sleeping bag and PeakLite YL08 chair.
About this profile
This independent profile is based on cited public manufacturer information checked on 13 August 2026. Configuration and availability may change; confirm the exact current version with Naturehike.
