Lanshan 1P Pro

This tent sucks but if you don't have the money what can you do. Honestly I would say you are wasting your money if you plan to use it for hiking in other trips. It is a good tent for camping with a car etc. though. You don't need to spend 400 euros. There is decathlon mt900 2p which is around 190 euros and it is really good, but yes it's way more expensive than this one.  There is also Lanshan 2p from AliExpress for around 109 euros with discounts at the moment, it's really good, plenty of people did through hikes with it and I have quite a few miles on one  myself, I also have 1p pro version and walked traumpfad with it. ( You will need either walking sticks or to buy poles separately) If you buy the one you showed mount it to the bottom instead of top, it will be much more stable carry.

Not listed, but last year I bought the 3F UL Lanshan 1 pro tent, and Qidian pro backpack and have lived out of them on many multi day trips. Overall quality and lightweight goes far beyond what I would expect at the low cost

If you are not set on freestanding, there is always the 3F UL Gear Lanshan 1 or 1 Pro. Lighter and better than anything else in the category under 300€. I love [my 2P ](https://imgur.com/a/CV8BqzE) and cannot recommend enough. Over 300€, the Durston X-Mid 1 would be a great choice. Both brands ship internationally. I also noticed that you mention the warmth of your previous tent. Tents in general don't usually add a lot of warmth, your sleep system should do that. Make sure that your sleeping pad has a good R-Value and your sleeping bag/quilt is Comfort rated for the temps you are expecting. A lot of manufacturers use the Limit or Extreme ratings for marketing purposes or don't get their pads ASTM certified.

Maybe look into 1 Pro in case of need for some weight savings. Maybe it will fit you, since it's longer than the regular models.

If you are not set on freestanding, there is always the 3F UL Gear Lanshan 1 or 1 Pro. Lighter and better than anything else in the category under 300€. I love [my 2P ](https://imgur.com/a/CV8BqzE) and cannot recommend enough. Over 300€, the Durston X-Mid 1 would be a great choice. Both brands ship internationally. I also noticed that you mention the warmth of your previous tent. Tents in general don't usually add a lot of warmth, your sleep system should do that. Make sure that your sleeping pad has a good R-Value and your sleeping bag/quilt is Comfort rated for the temps you are expecting. A lot of manufacturers use the Limit or Extreme ratings for marketing purposes or don't get their pads ASTM certified.

I own this - you can pitch the edge low to minimise wind and as you note, reducing ventilation will create a LOT of condensation. The extra nylon will not do much in true 3 season conditions (I rely on a good sleeping bag) and don't even consider this for cold weather FYI. Unsolicited recommendation: unless you are a gram-weenie (obsessed with weight) or tall and need the foot space (6'1'' or longer) steer away from the pro and towards the double-walled version which will manage the condensation better. Finally I think it still doesn't come factory sealed on the seams so consider that for Scottish weather... I've used the Lanshan 1 and Lanshan 1 pro extensively in the UK and European mountains. It's an excellent budget trekking pole tent but make sure you practice putting it up when you aren't in real-world conditions (pilrig park often sees me staking out a new tent in the midday sun!)

The pro is about 200g lighter. Fine if your a sunny day camper but I was cold in May one year so upgraded to the 3/4 season(non pro).

I have the Lanshan 2 as well. It's good value for money and light. I upgraded from the Pro which is even lighter but I was waking up cold as it doesn't have an inner fly sheet(only at the doors). Also the condensation in the pro was bad.