Decathlon (Forclaz) - MT900 Tunnel Trekking Tent

I have the 2 person. Find it pretty light and packs fairly small. Not a trekking pole person so and people aren’t taking that into account when making recommendations. Downside for me is inner pitch first in wet uk weather. You can get it up pretty quick but still a bit annoying. Other than that I couldn’t fault it. Anything outer first or dual pitch is much heavier.

Decathlon Forclaz MT900 Ultralight 2 Persons, currently ~250€ in Europe (it cost half that 5 years ago...). This one weighs 1.6kg, there's also a heavier version with a similar name, so make sure to double-check. There's also an MT900 tarp version for 1.3kg and 150€, but you need separate hiking poles.

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.

Decathlon stuff is really good for the price. It's like the Ikea of outdoor gear. Very well tested and put together just never top performance. I am a scouts leader and always recommend parents buy this for their kids for camps as a first setup. That sleeping bag will hold for warmer nights if your sleeping pad is also good. You can get to the 5C if you wear thermo clothing but it will be uncomfortable. Even 10C will be slightly uncomfortable in a synthetic sleeping bag that light. For the tent I have the MT900. It survived for years just fine, even in 10 days of rain in Scotland last year. I have never really been a fan of Decathlon sleeping pads, always too bulky or bad specs. I like Exped or Thermarest. Their new MT900 yellow mats look good though, and with an R of 5.4 you will not have to worry about warmth. Do note that a heavier backpack also warrants more support for your feet. You might want to invest in some proper insoles (Not at decathlon, have a good outdoor shop check your feet and recommend you some depending on your foot arch etc.