
Paria Outdoor Products - Bryce
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Last updated: Nov 26, 2025 Scoring
They’re a fantastic company. They have a lifetime warranty as well. I accidentally broke a clip while hammering in stakes. They sent me a whole new body for the tent even though I told them it was my fault.
r/camping • Best tent with full mesh? ->Look at the Paria Outdoors Bryce 1p tent. It’s a great deal at $170 and very light weight for the cost. It’s more like a 1.5p tent. I’m 6’-4” and I fit comfortably with an XL sleeping pad, my dog, and room for my backpack at the front if it’s raining.
r/backpacking • 1p or 2p tent for beginners? ->I've used a paria Bruce 2P the last two years, and works awesome as a 3 season tent. Think it was 130 bucks. Double walled, footprint, lightweight stakes and poles.. dyneema everything. Only beef is the front entrance and not a side
r/backpacking • Does anyone have 2 person Tent recommendations? ->Here to say you can't really go wrong with the Bryce two-person tent. Used it roughly 3 months straight when I did trail maintenance and it worked like a charm. Even through a couple severe thunderstorms
r/CampingGear • Need advice regarding a Packable tent ->Paria Outdoors makes a 1p and a 2p rent that I think are both under $200. I have the 1p and think it's around $160. These are well made, relatively light, easy to set up, and compact. Take a look, I think these are perfect for your use case.
r/backpacking • Budget tent for a first time backpacker? ->I forgot, the model is Bryce
r/backpacking • Budget tent for a first time backpacker? ->Here: https://www.pariaoutdoorproducts.com/products/backpacking-tent-bryce Or https://www.pariaoutdoorproducts.com/products/zion-backpacking-tent I have the Zion, but both are great. Money to quality ratio - there is no better tent. Comes with a lifetime warranty, ground cover/footprint, and is very light. Really, to get anything better, you are looking at $500+ for dyneema.
r/backpacking • “I need advice on choosing my first tent.” ->My first tent that served me well was the Paria Outdoors Bryce 2P. It has pretty durable fabric, is decently cheap, and is fairly lightweight.
r/WildernessBackpacking • Suggestions for a backpacking tent that is a reasonable weight but isn't "Ultralight"? ->I haven’t used the paria Brice 2 in really cold conditions but it’s a great tent under $200 and is pretty light considering.
r/backpacking • Looking for a Tent ->I have the Brice 2 and xmid 2 solid. Both are great, the Brice is hard to beat with its price but my solid is slightly lighter and I actually like using tracking polls when I hike. I guess it boils down to what style tent you’re looking for.
r/backpacking • Lightweight tent recommendations? ->I know this is out of your price range since it's gone up since I got it, but it's a fantastic tent for the price. I've been using it for years and holds up very well. https://www.pariaoutdoorproducts.com/collections/camping-tents-backpacking-tent/products/backpacking-tent-bryce?variant=13795773612105
r/backpacking • Tents for $100 or less? Sleeping bags for a $100 or less? ->I have some Paria gear! It’s solidly built, great stuff that’s amazingly affordable. It’s heavier than some of the more popular stuff but also more durable.
r/CampingandHiking • Sub-USD$400 Backpacking Tent ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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