Decathlon (Forclaz) - MT900 1-person Dome Trekking Tent

Have you considered decathlon tents? I have a 1P trekking-tent. It's very small but the quality is decent for the price. I guess there is chance that you have a Decathlon store close to where you live. I would checkout the Forclaz: 2-person ultralight trekking tunnel tent, MT900 UL https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/2-person-ultralight-trekking-tunnel-tent-mt900-ul/_/R-p-323505?mc=8586318 More tents here: https://www.decathlon.co.uk/sports/camping/backpacking-tents I highly recommend a 2P tent instead of 1P. Mine 1P feels like a personal coffin. But it works. I don't use it anymore but I would easily fit on a bike if you need something small as a shelter on a bike trip or something.

I'm 6'8 (~200cm) 20 stone (127kg) and I regret buying the Decathlon MT900 1 person tent, I can just fit in it without any wiggle room. I'm looking to buy a naturehike 2 person tent to replace it.

I have 15y old Decathlon tent (an older 2-person ultralight) with 0 issues (other than a missing pole that I now use a trekking pole for, weight saving by accident). Alps, Pyrenees, Andes, Norway, Wales,... This tent has seen a lot of bad and cold weather. I also have a newer 1-person tent and again, no issues camping at low temperatures, but this tent is only 3 years old. MT900 both though, so you do pay a bit more.

I have a single person Forclaz from Decathlon. Does what it needs to do: keep me dry and comfy. It's pretty lightweight as well.

I have 4, they're all brilliant, the fresh and black range was a game changer with kids, we have the air 4 person fresh and black and its great for my family, so far its about 5 years old used 3 - 4 times a year and still working and waterproof. I one of the 3 man pop up fresh and blacks which gets more use when I go without family and its solid, my oldest one from them is a decade old bought as an emergency Le Mans tent when my old eurohike gave up. I totally rate them over anything else in the near price range. The only ones that don't work are the super light solo hiker tent range, but they can be forgiven for that.

The decathlon mt900 tent is pretty affordable and is almost the same as some of the MSR tents. It’s pretty light too, only downside I’d say is maybe don’t take it out in really really bad winds because the poles are pretty light. If you need smth more durable, maybe not the one. It’s roomy enough to fit two, but snugly. It’s a really nice spacious one person tent though and you can sit up fully in it

Decathlon's trek 900 series is actualy amazing for the price - their 900g down sleeping bag is around €120, their 40L pack is under 1kg for €80, and they've got those MT900 tents listed in OP's comment that are solid trekking pole shelters.