A great tent doesn't have to be expensive #shorts

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[WorldsOkayestSorcerer]

More like this, please. I’m not a through hiker, so I don’t want to spend tons on gear.
I’m buying this tent ASAP.

[shadeofimpurity]

I actually ended up getting the Zion 1p because I personally don't like front opening tents. The customer service staff was incredible and the owner of the company sent me and replied to a personal email. Nothing but good things to say about Paria and their team.

[Catchmeoutside]

I love this concept of videos. This camping community and exploded in the last handful of years, and I'm starting to notice that brands are taking over. Over paying for gear, buying just for the latest trend, etc. Camping doesn't need to be about the "highest quality" gear or coolest and latest models. It's about enjoying nature, spending time with others, and crushing the challenge at hand. Keep grounded, friends!!

[TheLivingstons]

I own this tent and their trekking pole tent, also sleeping pad and quilt. Great customer service and great affordable products!

[drivingmissmolly]

The Lanshan 2 is a 2 person tent, less than 3lbs, and costs about the same. It’s a trekking pole tent but most people have trekking poles when doing long hikes/backpacking. I’ve had mine a year now and it’s amazing.

[Hemingway]

Have this tent and absolutely love it. Lifetime warranty, affordable cost, and quality product. I bought it after using their down mummy bag for a while, which I LOVE. I’ve used it in the snow in Mongolia and it withstood the climates perfectly. Tent is out of stock all the time because it goes so quick! Probs will be even quicker now lol

[Uncle_Peter]

it's a "Naturehike - Cloud up". I've been using one for years. decent tent.

[Dontcomeformepeople]

This is timely and perfect for me right now. Looking to outfit my grown children as well as myself. Our gear is worn and replacing is much more expensive than I thought. Thank you!

[AlaskanGeezer]

I bought the two person as I like to spread out. I set it up in the rain and it poured all night and I stayed dry!

[DrTokenstein]

I LOOOOVE YOU DUDE. I’ve been geeking out so hard over outdoor, survival, camping, hiking gear since Boy Scouts and as an adult during COVID!!you are the exact channel and input I’ve been looking for, just subscribed can’t wait to see all your advice and gear! I’m totally nerding out right now!

[itshollyw]

yes yes YES! i bought my Zion tent from them because of your videos, and also purchased a sleeping quilt from them, and immediately snagged their sleeping pad months later when i saw someone list it on facebook marketplace! love their gear

[ruthconner]

I actually bought this tent last year for my 65th bday Appalachian Trail run...
I also bought their 15 degree quilt...( from watching one of your tent reviews ) Ty

[onefastr]

Oooh perfect for when I go backpacking with my half person friend.

[karenpolansky]

Because of you I bought the two person version. I haven’t regretted it for a second! Thanks Dan!

[silva]

I got the one person and used the tent all last summer. It was great! Kept me dry during some pretty strong rain, held up really well, and had plenty of room. The tent bag starting coming apart a bit, but nothing a needle and thread could not fix.

[scottyplug]

LOVE Pariah Outdoors. And Kudos for pronouncing it correctly. I have their quilt and XL pad and they are awesome. I have a few tents, but have been tempted to get the Bryce. Their stuff is super top notch for a fraction of the cost of the "big guys".

[adamheckenberg]

I have one just like this from the 90’s. It was my dads, I got it when he passed away. Fully setup and ready to go in 5 minutes. It’s my favorite piece of camping gear

[jamicrawford]

Glad to see you’ve finally realized that there’s amazing equipment out there that can budgeted under $600 unlike many of your prior budget videos of $1800 which was truly a joke. I’ve been using Paria Outdoors equipment for years now. I have their sleeping bags, quilts, pads, and a tent by them. I also use Featherstone Outdoors equipment as well. Although I use these two on my shorter trips for basecamp and day hikes, doesn’t mean I won’t use them on longer trips if needed. I also have much more expensive gear that’s lighter that I do use on my longer multi week trips, but would not hesitate to use either of the two companies I’ve listed. I’ve also been use Decathlons products for years also, and I’ve seen lately you and countless other “big” names are on the trend of decathlon also

[lynntfuzz]

I love my Paria. I tried a smaller, tent-pole tent and it drove me nuts. I’m back to my cute, yellow Paria.

[prader]

I found this Paria tent after lots of research for bikepacking 3 years ago. It is so awesome and has withstood heavy winds and heavy rains. I also use Paria's Ti 1100cc pot and spoon. Their 3/4 sleeping pad isn't bad for R, comfort and price. Great custy service too!