Paria is excellent quality. I own their Recharge XL and DW pads. Their tents are rebadged Chinese oems. The Bryce is the Naturehike Cloudup and the Arches is the 3F UL Gear LanShan. Big plus though is the Paria versions have lifetime warranties and us support. They are also about the same price as their 3F and Naturehike counterparts. They offer 10% off all the time with the "welcome10" coupon code.
Thx I’ll be sure to try this if I decide to get the tent! Got the short sleeping pad and the inflatable sit pad that I’ll be trying out this weekend. Comfort is necessary for me to be able to hike & camp. I deal with A Lot of pain & discomfort from chronic tick diseases but I’m super excited to be healthy enough these days to be able to hike and now I’m going for my first solo camp with hiking this weekend. I am Eager to plan a real backpacking trip but def need a lighter tent- I have the naturehike Mongar 2 which I absolutely love but it is heavy and bulky as I got the poly not the 20d.. My current big goal is to start section hiking the ice age trail next year…
@@rangerdoc1029 Be careful with the Naturehike. The different colors are actually different materials and weigh different amounts. The silnylon like the Bryce is the more expensive version, which is $120 regular price. To me it's worth the extra $30 for the Paria lifetime warranty.
Paria has lots of solid, budget products. Their sleeping pads are top notch for sub-$100 and their dyneema cordage does the trick. Thanks for sharing. 🤙
I have the 2-person version of this tent, can confirm it comfortably sleeps two and VERY comfortably fits one person with pack and everything. I've used it in high winds and while it was loud from the wind, I had no issue at all with the tent bowing in.
Hello Dan! I bought this tent back in December because you recomended it some months ago because I wanted to start my backpacking journey. My first backpacking trip I camped in the very top of the mountain. Performed great in the wind but I was nervous all night that the fly would come out and I would loose it. The next morning I realized the inside of the fly has some cords that you can tie to the poles, on top of having the other locks. Even better, the stakes it comes with are reall sturdy, even after a night of intense wind I needed some good effort to take them off the ground. Thanks for recomending this tent, it is a purchase I'm absolutely pleased with.
With the sub 3lb tent, you barely even notice the brick in the backpack! 😆 I love Paria products! Been eying this tent for a while. I have a bag, quilt, and sleeping pad from them. Good stuff for not too much money!
@@AC-kk3vo Hey A C! I have their 0 Degree Bag and 15 Degree quilt. I have used the bag down to 15F with thin base layers and it was fine. I wouldn't try to take it any colder than that without additional base layers, etc. I used the quilt down to 20F and that was too cold for that quilt (at least for me). But I'd like to try it again with a sleeping pad with a higher R value. I actually did a full video about the Paria 0 degree bag vs another 0 degree bag (Paria was my fave) including sleeping with thermometers in my bag. Feel free to check it out. It's called: "0 Degree Sleeping Bags || Teton Sports Leef vs Paria Thermodown"
Bought it for my AT section hike, it has the room, double pockets, color is fantastic on darker days. I also bought their 15 degree quilt as well...very pleased with both
I have the Paria Bryce 2P and their carbon cork trekking poles. Great experience with their products so far. They may not have the most UL and the most expensive materials, but they make quality products for budget friendly prices. I've heard great things about their customer service and warranty too, so I have peace of mind with the things I've purchased so far.
Thanks Dan for all your help! Beginner Backpacker here, and I just bought this for my first tent! Thank you for the suggestion! I also just got the Decathlon puffy you suggested too. Your videos have really motivated me to get out there this year! Looking forward to it.
Addition to this… I’m 6’7” 250lbs and I also got the Pariah Recharge XL sleeping pad for $89.00 and it actually fits me. So happy about it. I also have my Enlightened Enigma Apex 30 Quilt being custom made for me right now. Based on your knowledge you shared about quilts. I might be a newbie but all your help here is going to help me avoid most of newbie gear mistakes. Thanks again.
I have their Bryce 2p and is wonderfully easy to set up and a high quality piece for a fraction of bigger named brands. Their customer service is unbelievably amazing.
I have a sky scape trekker but it’s a 1 person tent and now me my daughter and my parents have booked a campsite on the South Rim next year so the 2p version of this will serve well
Their sleeping pad is great too. It’s a little over a pound, but even after considering lighter options, I still can’t justify spending $175 on a Thermorest or Nemo pad just to probably get a leak in it. Their sleeping pad is where I will sacrifice weight for comfort and durability. Carried it through the JMT last year and it worked great. I have their Bryce 2p as well and will typically use that for casual weekend getaways. All around great products.
I absolutely love Paria! They have excellent products for such a great price. I have had the Bryce 2 person tent for about four years now and I absolutely love it. Their customer service is also very good. Good to see them getting covered here. As Dan said about trying to find bad things about the tent: i wouldn’t buy this if i was over six feet tall. Im six feet tall and have about 2-3 inches before my feet or head touches part of the tent. I currently use their sleeping pad as a side sleeper and their trekking poles which have held up very well despite the beatings they taking when doing more extreme hikes.
That looks almost identical to the naturehike cloud up 2. Just a different color scheme. Both Big Agnes knock offs. But still quite decent for the price.
First tent I bought as I was getting into hiking, and after watching this video. Just know it is NOT sub 3lbs.I’ve modified mine down to 3lb 9oz, but even that is still on the heavier side for an “ultralight tent.” (oz) Rainfly 16 Bug mesh 20 DIY Poly footprint 3.5 Poles 16 6x MSR Mini Steaks 2 Stuff sacks 0.5
Agreed. Bryce was my first tent and I still prefer it over others. The only issue I have with mine is that they sent me an over-sized footprint, so it doesn't line up on the bottom.
Dan, This company is extremely wonderful and their customer service is top notch. I have the 2 person Trekking Pole Tent and I absolutely love it. I am so glad you did a review on this tent and put this company out there. Ride That Tasty Wave
Damn you Dan Becker! LOL I was looking for a good intro tent. Watched this video and got one of the last 2p tent they had in stock. Hadn't planned on it, but too good of a deal to pass up. Edit: This video caused them to go out of stock on this tent. They contacted me and offered to upgrade me for free to their Zion model, which has 2 doors instead of the one in the front, if I didn't want to wait the 8 weeks for the Bryce models to get back in stock. I have to give them major props and recommend them for their customer service.
I have the 2 person Bryce, the recharge XL, the dyneema cord, the titanium spoon and their trekking pole tent. Great products and the customer service is awesome
My Eureka "Clip Flaslight" was similar. NO stale air outlet. Splitting Headaches, 3 AM. I Cut a hole in fly, near door, and sewed a mini-awning over it. Problem solved! It worked!
Dan love your videos. You mention something in this video that I've never heard or considered - setting the rain fly up first in the rain and then setting up the rest of the tent... would LOVE a video on how to do this as I can't conceptualize how to put the little hooks onto the poles from inside the rain fly. Thank you!
coming from uk i find it amazing people use a summer tent like this in the snow... geertop can make some ok snow tents... not amazing but better than this for the cold/snow with snow skirts and not summer inners.
I found this company a few years ago and I have to say I can’t say enough positive accolades about them. I own two other three man Zion tents and absolutely love them split the weight up amongst hikers and you’re caring a pound for your shelter. I own multiple batches of their hiking poles. Good quality poles for a whole lot less than what others offer. Customer Survice is top-notch they take care of you do you have any issues. I also own their sleeping pad which Dan I would love you to do a review on that because I think it’s great.
Thanks. I have a 2p 1997 Eureka Hobbit and this is so similar. Love that Eureka but it's no longer as weather proof or as light as newer tents. Great thing about these Paria and Eureka tents is that for a solo bike tourer, a bike (without wheels) flipped upside down can go inside the tent when camping in certain sketchier places. Peace of mind at night or in bad weather! Would like to see this Paria in better stealth camping colours like green or brown, though. The Paria is on my radar, now, in any case...
I’ve used this tent on a few trips now and I love it. It can be a little small ya, especially when my pups are in there with me, but you can’t beat the price and weight.
Dan -- I am glad I am not alone in knowing the virtues of using a brick for stakes. It really does do the best job. It is my luxury item. Ultralight haters going to hate.
Hi Dan. Your video was posted 8 hours ago and all the tents are sold out already! Will keep my eye out for this one. Thanks for the intro to this brand.
Teton 1p quick tent would be interesting to try on a trip. $100, instant up and genuinely good in every way. An easy up tent under 5 lbs at $100 could be wild.
Wally World needs to bring back the Ozark Trail 43-ounce tent. It was roomier than this tent and had a side door with a larger vestibule. Got mine on close out for like $30 but I think they $70-ish when they were full price. You needed to spray with Nikkiwax to waterproof it but afterwards it stayed dry through 2 inches of rain over an hour of heavy rain. It’s been my go-to tent for the past ~4 years. If I lost it or otherwise had to replace it, these Paria’s look like great bang for the buck.
Good looking tent for the price and I like how the foot end has poles at both ends vs a lot of other tents like this that have a Y pole and you have no choice but to stake out the foot end corners. My only gripe is that it’s really not a sub 3lb tent if you want it usable. 2lbs 15oz with no stakes or footprint (don’t really need this) but stakes are nice to have but I guess you could use sticks or rocks.
When I saw your review and recommendation I went to the site to look at ordering one. They were out of stock, (probably because of your review). Good news is that they are back in stock. I’m awaiting my delivery. Looking forward to getting started!
Ok-I am going on a river trip in August and wanted an easy to set up tent option. Dan, I trust you-and so, I am the new owner of the last Amazon 2-person version. Thanks for the excellent review and I’ll let you know how it goes in August! Thanks again for all you do!
Pretty bold for a US company to call itself Paria. I know it’s the name of a canyon in the SW but still. I like my Duplex but this could be good for a place like the White Mountains where there are wooden tent pads and a trekking pole tent isn’t easy to set up.
Reminds me a lot of my Big Agnes seedhouse SL1. I have the older version and this looks identical. I sure as hell didn't pay $145. Thanks for the content on affordable but quality products.
With all that mesh, that's a cold tent. Especially since the canvas does not go down to the ground on the sides. Maybe a nice summer tent for warm days?
Thanks for reviewing gear that is more entry level. My son and I got into backpacking using the Paria Zion 3p. We were very impressed with what we got for the price and weight that could be split between two people. Not as nice as some of the high end tents, but we were able to get on the trail for two of us for less than the price of some high end tents with help from this channel.
While I've enjoyed hammock camping (ENO double nest - I'm quite tall), I'm definitely considering a tent. There are times and places where a hammock won't work, and a quality tent is necessary.
I’m in the same boat. Been a hammock camper/backpacker for almost ten years now. I used to sleep great in a hammock but now I’m constantly waking up and wanting to re adjust all night. I think I’ll be switching over to this.
I have the Paria Arches 1P. Great value, many pros, a few cons - but not many. Very good budget product. Especially when you consider Paria offers a lifetime warranty on their products. (Something you didn't mention.)
Great review, looks to be a great buy at that price... $150 The only problem I see is color, I have a Big Agnes car camping tent with the same colors... it attracts bugs, especially bee's.
I have the 2P version of this and the floor is not a 1 piece of nylon. It has a 2 piece with sealed seams which is a bummer but for the price I guess it’s fine.
I liked my old Eureka Spitfire. This looks like a good replacement and costs/weighs about the same too.. Too bad I just spent more than double on the Nemo Hornet (and its 50$ footprint of course).
I just bought this tent because of all the videos from Dave on this tent. And I'm already returning it. Tent is advertised as 85" long and the most I could get on a tape measure was 80". I'm 6'2 1/2 and the length is absolutely too small. Tent also weighs 5-6oz more than advertised. Just be aware of these things before you order.
Oh, man, this tent is such a good deal! I'm dying inside rn because the end-door -style tents unfortunately feel too coffin-like inside for the claustrophobic fam like myself. Seriously, I had to skip thru chunks of the video 'cause of getting panicky. I am hoping to get a Paria Recharge pad this year, though! I have heard they actually hold up really well against other insulated pads that are much more expensive.
Nice video, nice tent, but it apparently weighs more than 3 lbs. if you use all three parts (fly, net, and footprint). The Web page is a little vague about this.
Paria is excellent quality. I own their Recharge XL and DW pads.
Their tents are rebadged Chinese oems. The Bryce is the Naturehike Cloudup and the Arches is the 3F UL Gear LanShan. Big plus though is the Paria versions have lifetime warranties and us support. They are also about the same price as their 3F and Naturehike counterparts.
They offer 10% off all the time with the "welcome10" coupon code.
Thank you for this. I was looking for Paria but they are not available in my country, however I was able to find naturehike without a problem
Thanks for the code, can confirm it still works as of 06-25-2023.
Thx I’ll be sure to try this if I decide to get the tent! Got the short sleeping pad and the inflatable sit pad that I’ll be trying out this weekend.
Comfort is necessary for me to be able to hike & camp. I deal with A Lot of pain & discomfort from chronic tick diseases but I’m super excited to be healthy enough these days to be able to hike and now I’m going for my first solo camp with hiking this weekend.
I am Eager to plan a real backpacking trip but def need a lighter tent- I have the naturehike Mongar 2 which I absolutely love but it is heavy and bulky as I got the poly not the 20d..
My current big goal is to start section hiking the ice age trail next year…
Naturehike is less than 1/2 price now.
@@rangerdoc1029 Be careful with the Naturehike. The different colors are actually different materials and weigh different amounts. The silnylon like the Bryce is the more expensive version, which is $120 regular price. To me it's worth the extra $30 for the Paria lifetime warranty.
Paria has lots of solid, budget products. Their sleeping pads are top notch for sub-$100 and their dyneema cordage does the trick. Thanks for sharing. 🤙
ReCharge XL is the best.
@@gregmortonoutdoors Love my Recharge XL! If I could only have 1 pad, that would probably be the one!
I have the 2-person version of this tent, can confirm it comfortably sleeps two and VERY comfortably fits one person with pack and everything. I've used it in high winds and while it was loud from the wind, I had no issue at all with the tent bowing in.
I’ve had the Bryce 2P for nearly 3 years now and still going strong with zero issues.
This answers my question. Thank you!
The Paria Bryce 2P was my first backpacking tent. Going on 4 years now with it. Such a great price and quality product!
How does it hold up to rain and mud?
@@christiananderson2852 No issues
Hello Dan! I bought this tent back in December because you recomended it some months ago because I wanted to start my backpacking journey. My first backpacking trip I camped in the very top of the mountain. Performed great in the wind but I was nervous all night that the fly would come out and I would loose it. The next morning I realized the inside of the fly has some cords that you can tie to the poles, on top of having the other locks. Even better, the stakes it comes with are reall sturdy, even after a night of intense wind I needed some good effort to take them off the ground.
Thanks for recomending this tent, it is a purchase I'm absolutely pleased with.
I love Paria products. Their top quilts, sleeping pads and stakes are top notch!! Glad to see this support!
With the sub 3lb tent, you barely even notice the brick in the backpack! 😆
I love Paria products! Been eying this tent for a while. I have a bag, quilt, and sleeping pad from them. Good stuff for not too much money!
I'm in the market for a 20° bag for fall ,or a 10° , have you used there products in colder weather ?
@@AC-kk3vo Hey A C! I have their 0 Degree Bag and 15 Degree quilt.
I have used the bag down to 15F with thin base layers and it was fine. I wouldn't try to take it any colder than that without additional base layers, etc.
I used the quilt down to 20F and that was too cold for that quilt (at least for me). But I'd like to try it again with a sleeping pad with a higher R value.
I actually did a full video about the Paria 0 degree bag vs another 0 degree bag (Paria was my fave) including sleeping with thermometers in my bag. Feel free to check it out.
It's called: "0 Degree Sleeping Bags || Teton Sports Leef vs Paria Thermodown"
@@DoseofDirt thanks, I'll definitely check it out,, I need a bag for November and December hunting and fishing
Bought it for my AT section hike, it has the room, double pockets, color is fantastic on darker days. I also bought their 15 degree quilt as well...very pleased with both
I have the Paria Bryce 2P and their carbon cork trekking poles. Great experience with their products so far. They may not have the most UL and the most expensive materials, but they make quality products for budget friendly prices. I've heard great things about their customer service and warranty too, so I have peace of mind with the things I've purchased so far.
Thanks Dan for all your help! Beginner Backpacker here, and I just bought this for my first tent! Thank you for the suggestion! I also just got the Decathlon puffy you suggested too. Your videos have really motivated me to get out there this year! Looking forward to it.
Addition to this… I’m 6’7” 250lbs and I also got the Pariah Recharge XL sleeping pad for $89.00 and it actually fits me. So happy about it. I also have my Enlightened Enigma Apex 30 Quilt being custom made for me right now. Based on your knowledge you shared about quilts. I might be a newbie but all your help here is going to help me avoid most of newbie gear mistakes. Thanks again.
This looks like a nice bikepacking tent too! Thanks, Dan! Stay warm out there!
I have their Bryce 2p and is wonderfully easy to set up and a high quality piece for a fraction of bigger named brands. Their customer service is unbelievably amazing.
I have a sky scape trekker but it’s a 1 person tent and now me my daughter and my parents have booked a campsite on the South Rim next year so the 2p version of this will serve well
Their sleeping pad is great too. It’s a little over a pound, but even after considering lighter options, I still can’t justify spending $175 on a Thermorest or Nemo pad just to probably get a leak in it. Their sleeping pad is where I will sacrifice weight for comfort and durability. Carried it through the JMT last year and it worked great. I have their Bryce 2p as well and will typically use that for casual weekend getaways. All around great products.
I absolutely love Paria! They have excellent products for such a great price. I have had the Bryce 2 person tent for about four years now and I absolutely love it. Their customer service is also very good. Good to see them getting covered here. As Dan said about trying to find bad things about the tent: i wouldn’t buy this if i was over six feet tall. Im six feet tall and have about 2-3 inches before my feet or head touches part of the tent.
I currently use their sleeping pad as a side sleeper and their trekking poles which have held up very well despite the beatings they taking when doing more extreme hikes.
That looks almost identical to the naturehike cloud up 2. Just a different color scheme.
Both Big Agnes knock offs. But still quite decent for the price.
I just learned about this company. I've been thinking of getting a free standing tent... This might fit my budget.
Thanks Dan!
First tent I bought as I was getting into hiking, and after watching this video. Just know it is NOT sub 3lbs.I’ve modified mine down to 3lb 9oz, but even that is still on the heavier side for an “ultralight tent.”
(oz)
Rainfly 16
Bug mesh 20
DIY Poly footprint 3.5
Poles 16
6x MSR Mini Steaks 2
Stuff sacks 0.5
Agreed. Bryce was my first tent and I still prefer it over others. The only issue I have with mine is that they sent me an over-sized footprint, so it doesn't line up on the bottom.
Paria seems like a legit outdoor company. I love my paria 15 degree down quilt. Great budget quilt.
Dan, This company is extremely wonderful and their customer service is top notch. I have the 2 person Trekking Pole Tent and I absolutely love it. I am so glad you did a review on this tent and put this company out there.
Ride That Tasty Wave
Finally Paria gets some love. I have both the Bryce 1p & 2P plus their Recharge XL insulated pad and 15degree quilt. LOVE LOVE them all!
Damn you Dan Becker! LOL I was looking for a good intro tent. Watched this video and got one of the last 2p tent they had in stock. Hadn't planned on it, but too good of a deal to pass up.
Edit: This video caused them to go out of stock on this tent. They contacted me and offered to upgrade me for free to their Zion model, which has 2 doors instead of the one in the front, if I didn't want to wait the 8 weeks for the Bryce models to get back in stock. I have to give them major props and recommend them for their customer service.
I have the 2 person Bryce, the recharge XL, the dyneema cord, the titanium spoon and their trekking pole tent. Great products and the customer service is awesome
My Eureka "Clip Flaslight" was similar. NO stale air outlet. Splitting Headaches, 3 AM.
I Cut a hole in fly, near door, and sewed a mini-awning over it. Problem solved! It worked!
I used my Clip, winter, -25C.
It worked!
Dan love your videos. You mention something in this video that I've never heard or considered - setting the rain fly up first in the rain and then setting up the rest of the tent... would LOVE a video on how to do this as I can't conceptualize how to put the little hooks onto the poles from inside the rain fly. Thank you!
Yes please make a video about that set up
I second that. Thanks.
coming from uk i find it amazing people use a summer tent like this in the snow... geertop can make some ok snow tents... not amazing but better than this for the cold/snow with snow skirts and not summer inners.
I have their Bruce 2P, 30 deg quilt, and the pad. Super impressed with everything. Would recommend to anybody!
I found this company a few years ago and I have to say I can’t say enough positive accolades about them. I own two other three man Zion tents and absolutely love them split the weight up amongst hikers and you’re caring a pound for your shelter. I own multiple batches of their hiking poles. Good quality poles for a whole lot less than what others offer. Customer Survice is top-notch they take care of you do you have any issues. I also own their sleeping pad which Dan I would love you to do a review on that because I think it’s great.
man I've been waiting for it to be available again for 2 months and now you're even making a video😂
It's the new " ultralight BRICK ".
Thanks. I have a 2p 1997 Eureka Hobbit and this is so similar. Love that Eureka but it's no longer as weather proof or as light as newer tents. Great thing about these Paria and Eureka tents is that for a solo bike tourer, a bike (without wheels) flipped upside down can go inside the tent when camping in certain sketchier places. Peace of mind at night or in bad weather! Would like to see this Paria in better stealth camping colours like green or brown, though. The Paria is on my radar, now, in any case...
I’ve used this tent on a few trips now and I love it. It can be a little small ya, especially when my pups are in there with me, but you can’t beat the price and weight.
Like the tent, but the colors though.. so bright.
Dan -- I am glad I am not alone in knowing the virtues of using a brick for stakes. It really does do the best job. It is my luxury item. Ultralight haters going to hate.
Thanks Dan. Bryce 1P great tent for the money!
bought the 2P a couple yrs ago after watching a lot of reviews on it... Great stuff... they have lots of good gear
Hi Dan. Your video was posted 8 hours ago and all the tents are sold out already! Will keep my eye out for this one. Thanks for the intro to this brand.
Teton 1p quick tent would be interesting to try on a trip. $100, instant up and genuinely good in every way. An easy up tent under 5 lbs at $100 could be wild.
Wally World needs to bring back the Ozark Trail 43-ounce tent. It was roomier than this tent and had a side door with a larger vestibule. Got mine on close out for like $30 but I think they $70-ish when they were full price. You needed to spray with Nikkiwax to waterproof it but afterwards it stayed dry through 2 inches of rain over an hour of heavy rain. It’s been my go-to tent for the past ~4 years. If I lost it or otherwise had to replace it, these Paria’s look like great bang for the buck.
Good looking tent for the price and I like how the foot end has poles at both ends vs a lot of other tents like this that have a Y pole and you have no choice but to stake out the foot end corners. My only gripe is that it’s really not a sub 3lb tent if you want it usable. 2lbs 15oz with no stakes or footprint (don’t really need this) but stakes are nice to have but I guess you could use sticks or rocks.
The crazy part about this is I did a deep dive on your videos last night to find a good starter tent that wasn't going to break the bank!
I got the 2P Bryce last year and love it. I still cannot believe what I payed for what really looks like a high-end light tent.
Dam! Sold out everywhere! Hopefully will restock shortly!
When I saw your review and recommendation I went to the site to look at ordering one. They were out of stock, (probably because of your review). Good news is that they are back in stock. I’m awaiting my delivery. Looking forward to getting started!
Great review Dan
I like the 2 layers and also the vestibule to provide an extra barrier between me and grizzly bears.
Ok-I am going on a river trip in August and wanted an easy to set up tent option. Dan, I trust you-and so, I am the new owner of the last Amazon 2-person version. Thanks for the excellent review and I’ll let you know how it goes in August! Thanks again for all you do!
Thanks for reviewing this
Used this tent for the whole summer. Amazing for the price
Their tarps are also the best value on the market.
I love their quilts!
I have the 2P and I love it
Thank you! Just got mine today now that they are back in stock 😁
The design looks nearly identical to my older model Big Agnes Seedhouse, which I'm sure was double the price of this tent! Looks nice!
Appytrails pyramid shelter. Best bang for your buck.
I had 1P. Awesome tent.
I used this on the AT! Almost 1500 miles before I switched to sharing a tent
Pretty bold for a US company to call itself Paria. I know it’s the name of a canyon in the SW but still.
I like my Duplex but this could be good for a place like the White Mountains where there are wooden tent pads and a trekking pole tent isn’t easy to set up.
Good stuff.....glad to see a lightweight ....usable ⛺ tent under $150
Reminds me a lot of my Big Agnes seedhouse SL1. I have the older version and this looks identical. I sure as hell didn't pay $145. Thanks for the content on affordable but quality products.
Just bought one. The 1p was out of stock, and only 7 more of the 2p at the time of this comment. Looks like they have good trekking poles as well.
Kyle hates hiking is a great youtuber.
With all that mesh, that's a cold tent. Especially since the canvas does not go down to the ground on the sides. Maybe a nice summer tent for warm days?
Thanks for reviewing gear that is more entry level. My son and I got into backpacking using the Paria Zion 3p. We were very impressed with what we got for the price and weight that could be split between two people. Not as nice as some of the high end tents, but we were able to get on the trail for two of us for less than the price of some high end tents with help from this channel.
The paria outdoor tent is simply the naturehike cloud up tents but rebranded if you wannt buy cheaper
I have the paria sleep pad and it's really a good pad. They make pretty good stuff.
While I've enjoyed hammock camping (ENO double nest - I'm quite tall), I'm definitely considering a tent. There are times and places where a hammock won't work, and a quality tent is necessary.
I’m in the same boat. Been a hammock camper/backpacker for almost ten years now. I used to sleep great in a hammock but now I’m constantly waking up and wanting to re adjust all night. I think I’ll be switching over to this.
Hey I own this tent! Love it! Used it in below freezing temps even. Definitely a solid tent.
I have the Paria Arches 1P. Great value, many pros, a few cons - but not many. Very good budget product. Especially when you consider Paria offers a lifetime warranty on their products. (Something you didn't mention.)
This is very similar to naturehike cloud up 2p tent... Great review by the way ... 👍
For a few bucks (and ounces) more, you can get the Zion 1p tent with two doors and larger vestibules.
I love my Bryce 1P! Its great for bikepacking and I'm looking forward to using it on my fir backpacking trip. Also their quilt is great too!
My winterial bivy tent weighs 3lbs 3oz and was only $90...it also has a rainguard.
I did my AT thru hike with it and it was great and very roomy I loved it
Can you do a review of the Paria Zion tent in comparison to the Naturehike Mongar 2?
Great review, looks to be a great buy at that price... $150
The only problem I see is color, I have a Big Agnes car camping tent with the same colors... it attracts bugs, especially bee's.
I have the 2P version of this and the floor is not a 1 piece of nylon. It has a 2 piece with sealed seams which is a bummer but for the price I guess it’s fine.
I liked my old Eureka Spitfire. This looks like a good replacement and costs/weighs about the same too..
Too bad I just spent more than double on the Nemo Hornet (and its 50$ footprint of course).
I bought one back in December based on your recommendation.
Haven't used it yet.
This thing better not suck, Becker!
I just bought this tent because of all the videos from Dave on this tent. And I'm already returning it. Tent is advertised as 85" long and the most I could get on a tape measure was 80". I'm 6'2 1/2 and the length is absolutely too small. Tent also weighs 5-6oz more than advertised. Just be aware of these things before you order.
Watched all of it
I want it because my name is Bryce and my backpacking tent could be awesome AND have my name on it for no extra charge.
Nice looking tent for the price.
that's pretty roomy for a 1P. I'm actually jealous! That could easily fit a large dog in there with you!
I have the 2p version and it is amazing
well you sold me man i grabbed the 2 person version!
You sold me on it but now I need to see your review on the 2 person model. I'm 6' 1" & broad shouldered & looking for room in an inexpensive tent.
Gotta wonder about splash. The fly seems to be short on the sides.
7000 series aluminum is quite decent for poles.
You da man. Thanks for all the great content!
Great job brother
Oh, man, this tent is such a good deal! I'm dying inside rn because the end-door -style tents unfortunately feel too coffin-like inside for the claustrophobic fam like myself. Seriously, I had to skip thru chunks of the video 'cause of getting panicky.
I am hoping to get a Paria Recharge pad this year, though! I have heard they actually hold up really well against other insulated pads that are much more expensive.
If you use trekking poles try the Paria Arches tent. (Not freestanding) but it has side doors and not narrow like the Bryce
You should try Lanshan 2p tent
The problem with TH-camrs with big audiences recommending gear is they often sell out quickly. I clicked through the link and they're not available!
the alpkit soloist is similar value.
Nice video, nice tent, but it apparently weighs more than 3 lbs. if you use all three parts (fly, net, and footprint). The Web page is a little vague about this.
Nice find, great review.
So much room for activities!
But besides that, would this be considered a 4 season tent?