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Naturehike Massif 2 Person Hot Tent with Stove Jack

Last Modified: 01/14/2024

The Naturehike Massif 2 Person Hot Tent with Stove Jack is an impressive structure supported with thick aluminum poles, with a high waterproof rating and full protection from the elements. 

Naturehike Massif 2 Person Hot Tent with Stove Jack.
Naturehike Massif 2 Person Hot Tent with Stove Jack.

Key features & benefits

  • Huge protected space.
  • Thick aluminum poles.
  • 3 Doors.
  • Rare feature – double layer vestibule doors.
  • Integrated stove jack.
  • Awning.
  • Fly vents.
  • Incredible price.

What is this about

This tent is a freestanding two-layer structure with a massive fly that protects the inner tent and it creates a huge vestibule on one side, it is on the right in the picture below. This space is well protected so it acts like a floorless room.

The floor plan.
The floor plan.

The picture above shows a small vestibule on the other (left) side as well, but this is just for shoes. Below you can see some floor dimensions to get an idea about the size:

Floor dimensions.
Floor dimensions.

The mentioned large vestibule offers a space for sitting and cooking, you get some idea about it from the picture:

Huge vestibule.
Huge vestibule.

The tent is moderately tall, some additional numbers are shown below.

Some dimensions.
Some dimensions.

The doors

There are three doors created by the fly, two of them are on the main vestibule and one is on the rear side so you can exit the inner tent there as well.

Note that all of them are double-layer type, with a full size zippered mesh and zippered panels. You can see this in the picture: 

Double layer doors.
Double layer doors.

I have quite a good overview of what is available on the market, and I can tell you this double-layer fly door feature is truly rare.  

Awning

This is an extra feature here, so you can extend your living area and have a place to sit under the shade. The poles are not included, you can use a pair of trekking poles. Below you can see how this can look: 

Awning configuration.
Awning configuration.

Integrated stove jack

The tent comes ready for a wood burning stove. This means you have a stove jack which is shown in the picture below. It is fully protected with a flap when not in use.

Integrated stove jack.
Integrated stove jack.

Materials

The poles & stakes: There are four thick 7001 aluminum alloy poles in the package. Some of them are pre-bent for extra volume inside. The pictures below show some details.

Poles details.
Poles details.

There are 13 aluminum stakes in the package, and all ropes to secure the tent to the ground. All the elements are shown below:

Elements in the package.
Elements in the package.

Note that the frame is external, and the inner tent is pre-attached. So you can set this tent up even in rain, and the inner will protected. This is a good dry setup design.

The fabric: ‎The fabric description is a bit confusing. But the inner tent is all mesh. Note that the nylon floor is a bathtub style and its waterproof rating is 3000 mm, while its denier value appears to be 70D which is not much for a floor.

On Amazon, they write that the fly is a 30D nylon, and if this is true, this is not so great for a winter tent. But from some sources around I read that its rating is 2000 mm, so you will never need more.

Note that all critical places are with lots of reinforcement and seams are nicely done. In this sense the tent look perfect. There are also a pair of wall pockets inside, and a lantern hanging point, see the pictures.

Inner details.
Inner details.

Ventilation

The inner tent canopy is all mesh, so vapor can always escape. Three huge mesh doors on the fly will always provide plenty of air flow. But when you have to close them, you still have two vents on the rear side. In my view, that they are low positioned, so this is not really optimal.


Who is it for

Regarding the best use, seasons & climate, they describe it as a 4-season tent. By this they mean you can use it in winter as well. This may be so only if you use a wood burning tent stove, you have seen its pipe jack. 

View with a pipe in place.
View with a pipe in place.

However, without a stove, this is just a 2-3 season tent. Its inner tent is all mesh, so this is not for a cold climate at all.

On the other hand, the poles are thick and this is aluminum. But the structure is large and this is not particularly strong construction in the case of snow accumulated on the tent.

It is fair to say that the tent is low profile, smooth, and aerodynamic, so this makes it very good if used in windy conditions. There is a skirt around, this is for extra protection against insects, rain, and cold drafts.

Regarding the size, it is described as a 2-person tent and this is true. The inner tent has plenty of space for two users, you have 37.1 ft² (3.45 m²). The two vestibules offer 42 ft² (3.9 m²). 

This is more than 7.3 square meters, so you have lots of protected space even if you use a wood burning stove.

Regarding the weight, with its 8.8 pounds (4 kg) the tent is heavy, so it is best to ignore the word “backpacking” in its official name on Amazon. This is a large car camping tent so the weight is expected for such a size.

The packed size is great for its overall size, see the numbers below. You can indeed transport it even on a bicycle or a motorbike. I have seen some people reporting about such an experience.

Small when packed.
Small when packed.

Regarding the price, it is quite incredible for a tent with such features, a great value for the money.


Specifications

  • Official capacity: 2 people.
  • Weight: 8.8 lb (4 kg).
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 141.7 x 90.5 x 57.1 in (360 x 230 x 145 cm).
  • Inner area: 37.1 ft² (3.45 m²).
  • Vestibule area: 36.2 ft² + 5.7 ft² (3.36 + 0.53 m²).
  • Total protected area: 78.6 ft² (7.3 m²).
  • Inner peak height: 43.3 in (110 cm).
  • Packed size: 20.5 x 9 x 6.7 in (52 x 23 x 17 cm).

Final thoughts & rating

In conclusion, the Naturehike Massif 2 Person Hot Tent with Stove Jack stands out as an exceptional choice for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a reliable and spacious shelter. Its construction features thick aluminum poles and unique double-layer vestibule doors for a great protection against the elements.

The integrated stove jack adds a practical touch, allowing campers to enjoy warmth even in chilly weather. The tent’s innovative design includes multiple doors, an awning for extended living space, and excellent ventilation through mesh doors and vents.

One of the tent’s standout features is its ample space. With an inner area of 37.1 ft² and two vestibules totaling 42 ft², campers have over 78.6 ft² of protected space at their disposal.

This generous space, combined with the ability to accommodate a wood-burning stove, makes it ideal for cozy gatherings in the wilderness.

Despite its substantial size, the tent’s low-profile, aerodynamic design ensures stability in windy conditions, further enhancing its versatility.

The tent’s remarkable affordability makes it a compelling option for budget-conscious campers looking for high-quality features without breaking the bank. I have included it in my list of best two person tents for camping.

Below you can see how I rate it against my usual rating criteria so that you can easily compare it with other items of this type:

Naturehike Massif 2 Person Hot Tent with Stove Jack

Naturehike Massif 2 Person Hot Tent with Stove Jack.
8.9

Area per person

9.0/10

Weight

8.0/10

Packed size

8.8/10

Protection

9.2/10

Features

9.3/10

Pros

  • Functional.
  • Stove ready.
  • Lots of space.
  • Aluminum poles.
  • Great price.

Cons

  • Thin fabric.

 

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For more options, please check under the category Tents for 2 People. In particular, check this OneTigris Stella Tent which is made for winter use, and also the OneTigris Gastropod Camping Tent which is a unique floorless tipi type tent.

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