FreeLite 2

For me I spent a bit under that to get to a 1.06Kg 2 person tent, the FreeLite 2. Now I can still carry fishing gear, a book and a small tarp which without having a heavy pack. It's a major upgrade to abilities and entertainment for backpacking. And really helps allow for heavier activities such as packrafting.

I use a MSR freelite 2 or a hmg mid 1 depending on how much I feel like carrying...

I use either an MSR freelite 2, or a HMG mid 1.

I either use a hyperlite mountain gear mid 1 or an MSR freelite 2, depending on the trip. Usually only take the freelite if I'll be on platforms or can't rely on pegs.

I'm going to toss in the MSR Freelyte 2 coming in at 2#. I've been using this now for 2 seasons and it has performed really well. Torrential thunderstorms in the Sierras - yes, misty moody Mt Hood in late fall - yes, defeating the mosquitos on section J - yes. Super easy to pitch. Drawback is I don't feel like it is a true 2p tent. It is perfect for me and the dog (40#). It is cozy for me and my human +1, it only works because we are smaller women. I can't imagine 2 men trying to share this tent.

MSR Freelyte 2 I have used this all over the western US for 3 season backpacking

I love my MSR Hubba hubba 2 person. The freelite is lighter, not as tough of a material. Both come in 1-3 person sizes.

I started using an MSR freelite one in my mix and I am quite fond of it. It's semi freestanding. It's gotten me through some severe storms and insects with ease.