Paria Outdoor Products - Bryce

I've been backpacking for years with gear from the company linked below and i couldn't recommend them enough. I currently have 5 of their sleeping bags and 4 of their tents. I haven't tried their sleeping pads though, and I wouldn't recommend their hiking pole tent, but their other tents have been great, especially the Bryce. I've spent a number of nights with temps in the low 20f in their 0 degree down bag and stayed warm. I can't recommend them enough. https://www.pariaoutdoorproducts.com/

Paria Bryce 2p

They’re a fantastic company. They have a lifetime warranty as well. I accidentally broke a clip while hammering in stakes. They sent me a whole new body for the tent even though I told them it was my fault.

Paria Outdoor Products Bryce tent is gonna be the best tent on a budget by leaps and bounds due to cost, weight, size, durability, and design being ideal for 3 season backpacking. I literally have zero idea why anyone would recommend anything else it’s seriously that good

Check Paria Outdoor Products. Based in Colorado. Stuff most likely made on China as outdoor companies do. For free standing tents they have their Bryce and Zion models. I like the Bryce's color better, the Zion has side entry vestibules that works better for this old man. They have a trekking pole tent, the Arches model. Good customer service there which is important if something goes amiss.  https://www.pariaoutdoorproducts.com/

Look at the Paria Outdoors Bryce 1p tent. It’s a great deal at $170 and very light weight for the cost. It’s more like a 1.5p tent. I’m 6’-4” and I fit comfortably with an XL sleeping pad, my dog, and room for my backpack at the front if it’s raining.

Here to say you can't really go wrong with the Bryce two-person tent. Used it roughly 3 months straight when I did trail maintenance and it worked like a charm. Even through a couple severe thunderstorms

Paria Outdoors makes a 1p and a 2p rent that I think are both under $200. I have the 1p and think it's around $160. These are well made, relatively light, easy to set up, and compact. Take a look, I think these are perfect for your use case.

I forgot, the model is Bryce

My first tent that served me well was the Paria Outdoors Bryce 2P. It has pretty durable fabric, is decently cheap, and is fairly lightweight.

I haven’t used the paria Brice 2 in really cold conditions but it’s a great tent under $200 and is pretty light considering.

I have the Brice 2 and xmid 2 solid. Both are great, the Brice is hard to beat with its price but my solid is slightly lighter and I actually like using tracking polls when I hike. I guess it boils down to what style tent you’re looking for.

Get a Pariah outdoor 2p tent. It is easy to set up, has room, and will last you a long time. They can be found for around $150.