MSR Hubba Hubba tents are very durable, and good for backpacking. Not the lightest - but if you need durability over lightweight - this is a great option. Plus MSR warranty is solid.
[https://cascadedesigns.com/products/hubba-hubba-hd-2-person-backpacking-tent](https://cascadedesigns.com/products/hubba-hubba-hd-2-person-backpacking-tent)
Since you've had a great run with the Hubba Hubba, the HD is a solid safe bet, but check out the Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2. It’s incredibly popular for a reason, it’s lighter than the MSR and handles wind surprisingly well in my experience.
It's not a light tent, but I have had no problems with mine. I've also been using the hubba 2 for over a decade. It's a nice free standing option for solo camping but a bit heavy if you're planning on some long days.
For 1p tents, there’s a wide range. I started with an elixir one which is on the smaller end but now have an akto which is huge along with my x mid.
All of these tents I’ve spent a week plus straight in them and not had an issue. I’ve got an hubba 2 and only use it with my partner.
I’ve used the older Hubba Hubba and it’s great for the calmer weather for just a weekend. Bit crap for extended periods due to the inner first pitch, and not great at all in wind.
Second the suggestion for an Akto, or for a lighter weight alternative the xmid 1
I've used a Hubba Hubba 2 for a decade, from the top of a mountain to the bottom of the Grand canyon.
Unless you're legit backpacking solo, I would say get the 2 person. It's small enough and light enough to carry solo for shorter trip, or split between two people.
cwcoleman
