4 of the BEST BUDGET TENTS under $200

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Looks like there is an error on the weight for the marmot superalloy Some websites are incorrectly showing it as 2 lbs 11 oz it’s actually 2 lbs 4 oz all in That includes the stuff sacks, poles and stakes
Comment from : Dan Becker

b/s video nearly half of the tents shows retail for well above 200
Comment from : Mikel Watts

Raise the weight to 55 lbs and lower the price to $120 Help us poor folk out
Comment from : J mac

Scored a Nemo Hornet 2P lightly used at the REI for $180brHell yeah Way too good for a starter tent
Comment from : William Edstrom

I think Sierra Designs tents are super innovative
Comment from : Natscat

"best tents for under $200" think ya missed the mark, cool tents though
Comment from : Guardian Fox

Sierra Designs is the backpacking/camping brand that nobody talks about My dad bought a "2 person" SD Orion AST back in the early 2000s based on advice from an REI salesman He used it extensively for motorcycle touring I still use it for single-person treks It's very similar in shape/design to that Clip Flashlight tent in this video But, the tent is light, easy to set up, tall & roomy, and just a great tent for solo camping (though you could squeeze 2 inside it) I have not tested it in heavy rain and, after 15 years, it probably could stand to be re-proofedbrbrIf I had to buy a new tent today, I'd look at Marmot (have some great stuff and always seem to be able to find on sale), Sierra Designs, and Paria (based on the reviews Dan Becker has given in the past 2 years)
Comment from : 67L48

@danbecker I would love to see your take on the $110 Featherstone 1P tent
Comment from : Jeremiah Mullens

Wat would you say is the best budget bike packing tent?
Comment from : LonerBoi88

Nice amount of American so called cheap tentsLike Nigeria, no diversity( meaning no other countries tents)
Comment from : John McCarron

I would have bought any one of these tents if the colours weren't so ugly, IMO
Comment from : Jonathan

question none of these tents have a groundhseet/footprint, correct?
Comment from : Marc Ll

I had a eureka solitaire for years but it was too small for comfort and not very stableeureka Suma 2 for probably 10 years and I've slept in it hundreds of times I love that thing Also has titanium poles so they won't degrade I think the thing was still under 4 lbs
Comment from : zachary sherry

I just can’t get behind any tent it’s not free standing I don’t even under stand what people do if it is rocky or something
Comment from : GoldenGoat

It would be really cool to do an update since most of these tents are out of stock on the websitebrAlso, a bonus tip would for taller campers (6'6)
Comment from : Zivorad Petrovic

Is it at all possible to get a 2 person tent under $200 that covers all the bells and whistles Some are light, some are better with heoght, some are 2 walled but there doesnt appear to be a tent that does it all at once
Comment from : Glenn Foster

How is Eureka Tetragon NX 2 Tent: 2-Personis this good budget tent for beginner?
Comment from : saroj lenka

I need a 2 person tent, weight doesnt matter so much but the packed length does as i am on a motorcycle really need something that packs under 15 inches long any ideas?
Comment from : Drew Butts

Nice video concept and good choices
Comment from : Ronald Cook

Love the videos! but it would be SO helpful to quickly see all of them packed up in their carry bags side-by-side (like you have in the thumbnail)
Comment from : Vic Morton

Those lockdowns didn't age well Keeping people locked in their homes was literally the worst thing they could have donebrHiking and camping, THE EPITOME OF SOCIAL DISTANCING, would have been the best thing to do Physical health, mental health, and the 'Rona' dies in UV light Which is the bSun/b
Comment from : MidnightModder

I just got my sierra designs high side I’m 5’6 and it seems perfect for me It is small but the quality is great My favorite feature is the vestibule that can turn into a canopy when you stake it out with trekking poles or some sticks I chill under it with my chair and drink my coffee But yes It’s a glorified bivy, in a good way
Comment from : Hiker_Trash_Likes_Gear

Intro: *life in the occupied territory
Comment from : Grunt Proof

Description: "Tents under $200"brbrMe: balmost every tent over $200/b
Comment from : Patriot4TheTree

I’m sorry if this is a dumb question but what’s the difference between these and a 60 dollar tent at academy or Walmart? Those are so small and way expensive to be called budget I’m also brand new to this so, noob looking in
Comment from : Paudromo

Didnt know Carson Daly did tent reviews Good for him 👍
Comment from : Roger Wilco

Great review and holy schnikes, I totally forgot about the Sierra Designs Clip Flashlight That's a great little tent, especially for motorcycle camping
Comment from : Closer2theheart 68

Hey Tremper HS, class of '78brbrHave you done the Rae Lakes Loop in Kings Canyon Ca?
Comment from : roddiener

I bought the Eureka Suma 2 and love it Great value for under 4lbs
Comment from : Chris Williams

My backpacking tent is a Sierra Designs tent that was my moms from the 90s It’s heavier and larger than a modern tent would be but it was free and still is in great quality despite being 30 years old
Comment from : owleyefilms

Bat Country?
Comment from : C M

Nature hike monger is the best
Comment from : Chuck W

Omg! You have elf ears!
Comment from : Seth Patrick

I just picked up the Marmot Tungsten 1p for an upcoming section hike on the AT How do you think that compares to the Marmot super alloy in your video?
Comment from : It’s a Dad Life

Nice, the Marmot Superally 2 person tent is now $399 MSRP
Comment from : Bob Darlington

Sadly as a Canadian they charge way too much for shipping
Comment from : Danielle Baker

Wutt, my tent only costs around 25$, it's only decathlon but it works lol
Comment from : Henrikus Andrian

Still using my 35ish-year-old North Face Bullfrog when I have to go to ground or when one of my kids so desires Just snapped the elastic on one of my poles Time to repair Never a drop inside this performer Just camp a season, seam seal, and repeat Love seeing the new gear, though I have gone full on hammock Nice to be off of the ground Hammock, tarp, and straps come in way below these tents
Comment from : HappyLemur

You need to include if it’s freestanding or semi -freestanding Big difference for air travel so you don’t need stakes and thus check your bag versus carry on
Comment from : Randy Holloway

Any thoughts on the "TrailLark Ultralight 1-Person 42oz (263lb) Backpacking Tent" from Amazon? Doesnt look like anyone has reviewed it yet, but the specs seem really good for the price!
Comment from : Zoltoks

As someone who only know Backcountry through you tube creators (and more importantly for this comment, living in EU) I'm not all too impressed by their sending me to their sister site's main page instead of the page for the item in question (or some message about it not existing at Bergfreunde) Either it costs me time or I decide that it's not worth my time, neither is good if they want me as a costumer ^^brbrWhen it comes to tents it'd be interesting to see how you'd rate tents made by Bergans, Fjällräven, Hilleberg, Helsport etc (though, I guess this comments belongs to your sub $400 or 800, I guess
Comment from : Rannon

Dan before this video did you do caffeine or coke??
Comment from : tim sosnoskie

I think he missed Kelty, REI Kelty has lots of affordable products and REI too brI hope to see that video later
Comment from : bluesking0209

I have the big Agnes now thanks to this video I got it for $170 It’s been so awesome for the cost! I can’t believe their other tents are so expensive The weight is pretty good for that life time warranty!
Comment from : AntwonDaBusiness

So many of these are out of stock or have been replaced by a new version, I think you need to do another update video already!
Comment from : MLB Michigan

Why havent you reviewed the Paria Outdoor tents? They are almost all under or around the $200 mark and I would be hard pressed to find something equal that offers what they offer for their price This isnt a sales pitch, the company actually wants to make affordable, durable, and lightweight gear that everyone can afford seriously, review them please
Comment from : Chuck Miller

I wish I could shop from Backcountry
Comment from : A K

budget tents are $4 at garage sales, bought many
Comment from : ARMADILLO

Hey Dan, I'm very interested in the Suma 2 but I'm 6'5" and not able to find one to test-fit myself in it Not sure how tall you are, but I'm curious to know if you could give me some indication on whether or not you think it would fit someone my size? 88" tents can be hit or miss for me depending on the slope of the walls Thanks!
Comment from : S R

I just got the big Agnes for $250
Comment from : AntwonDaBusiness

Man, my definition of budget is waaay different lol but thanks for the reviews
Comment from : Scott Hooper

Pretty cool Kinda like that marmot tent 👍
Comment from : Eric Judd

I have the Suma 2 that I got for $109, or maybe even $99 after rebate from Eureka when they first came out It is a nice tent if you are OK with one door and very sturdy But, the fact of the matter is that the lanshan 1, or 2 or the pro versions are by far the best value in this area (I have a 1 pro also) They are well under $200 and very light and well put together For anyone who is OK with a non free standing tent and weight and value is important, these are certainly worth a look
Comment from : Christopher Haak

Can you do a review on Hyke and Byke 2 person tent??
Comment from : Carole Mayfield

Thanks Dan! I got the Clip Flashlight 2 for $130 at Dick's! Exited to use it 👍
Comment from : Steven Overfield

Thanks for your review I think I will spend the extra money!! That's a nice tent!
Comment from : Wayne Evans

The downfall of all those tents you have shown has very bright colors, not stealthy at all These tents will give your location away or makes it easy for strangers to spot you camping in the woods
Comment from : Darill Fowler

I am SO glad to see someone talking about the Suma 2 by Eureka It’s a damn fine tent! Easy on the budget and not too heavy I bought mine in 2018 for $99 USD on a Black Friday special
Comment from : Scott Campbell

Ozark Trail bivy tent 32 pounds Check er out! It builds a fair amount of condensation though
Comment from : Ben S

Hey Dan - I have a chance to purchase the Sierra Clip 2 at 65 bucks, but it is 15 years old Would you consider purchasing this for a starter tent? Maybe I could rewater proof it somehow?
Comment from : Keele V

I'm so glad you didnt say what temp they are rated too!! no needs that kind of info !!!
Comment from : Kevin Aalberts

Great video
Comment from : Debra Janosko

For budget tents, they're still a bit pricey!
Comment from : Delphine LesterLost

I would like to add the Six Moons Design Scout It’s about $150 for a one man 3lb or so shelter Thanks for the great video and Merry Christmas!
Comment from : john eneix

“Under $200” (sale $299)
Comment from : Sean Johnston

Since they are against br Indian Religion ActbrTo Live/ Camp outsidebr We just put the TentbrUp in my House/Roombr New Private Space Inside ?
Comment from : Olivia Gabriel

As a European, I wouldn't consider these tents are 3 season tents Yes, they are 2 layers, but the doors to the tents are all single-layer nets I've found in colder temperatures having a cover for the net door makes a huge difference to the temperature Like I'm sure they will still be ok at 5 Celcius or like 40 Fahrenheit, but for me, 3 seasons should be good at freezing as well and without that extra protection, I imagine it's a bit colder
Comment from : Joe Foster

Hey Dan, did you ever do a review of the Kelty Salida2, or know of a decent review you've seen Backpacker mag did one a while back I know it's an old model thanks for sharing all this !
Comment from : theGarinator

Would LOOOOVE to have you follow through with a group trip to have reviewsbr1 Why didnt you just do it where you are in this vid?br2 Covid is a really bad coldGo deep wood camping and give us a real review! LolbrbrAll kidding aside Cheers
Comment from : Jeremy C Barnhart

Marmot is nearly $400, Big Agnes is $300, Eureka is only for folks under 6 foot
Comment from : theoriginal68niou1

which ones keep you dry in a very bad rainstorm and windstorm?
Comment from : paula Havens

It seems like the price ofe the marmot sueralloy is up to 400$ what happaned?
Comment from : Ofek Shlomi

4 tents under 200 dollars except ome isnt stock and 3 of them ARENT under 200 unless you find them on sale
Comment from : bake nasty

I do not like see through tents Zero privacy
Comment from : Spin City NYC

Hi brAny of these tents recommended for high altitude mountains brThanks
Comment from : Kenneth Carter

Why does it say under 200 if only 2 actually under 200
Comment from : popping primers

10scopecom/best-tents-under-50/
Comment from : milena nacheva

Love your video and sunglasses Can you tell me which brand it is?
Comment from : 朱Brian

Eurka backcounrty solo Best 200 under tent Check it out!!
Comment from : Humborg1

Real men don't need no stinking tent
Comment from : MrRRW555

This is Great I came into Camping with my wife so I had to learn this trade on the spot, I can't wait to go camping in a light version with 2 kids every extra pound makes a difference Coleman is nice but I want only what we need nothing extra day hike or whatever
Comment from : playarabbit

The snugpak ionosphere 1 person is a great option too, I've used it in all kinds of weather and has a high waterrepellency, it's not a bivy but it's not really a tent it's sort of both but it's not too pricey, worth checking out too, con's is you can't sit up in it and it's not freestanding
Comment from : Adam

Lots of nice 1 and 2 person tents, but what about three people (well, two adults and a child)?
Comment from : temporaryscars

God damn, its crazy how some of these "high end" tents don't have some of the features of cheap $40 Canadian tire tents for example a meshed vent on the door i thought that was kind of a standard tent thing and almost used as some sort of a "window" but apparently not lol
Comment from : EuropeanLegend

The title should be BEST AMERICAN BUDGET TENTS under $400
Comment from : Grizzly Country

Alps Lynx 1 isn't on the list?
Comment from : John Caban

Looking for some main gear that is more budget friendly than the vid What you got
Comment from : Tyler Randel

Looks like marmot saw your review!!! It’s 399 now Damn!
Comment from : Darin Carner

Sierra Designs Clip Flashlight 2, love it
Comment from : genkishan

Great video!
Comment from : GM Outdoors And More

Nice tents! I would urge you to try the flytop Super tent for the price! the specs are great, recently held up in a big storm in the mountains here in spain Thanks for the video!
Comment from : Mystery Man