>>1530603>>1530603A decent pyramid tarp will be your best bet. If you're feeling fancy a DCF mid like MLDs solomid weighs in at like 300g including light guy lines.
>1p Vs 2pDepends how much space you need. I'm 6' and do fine in the 1p solomid. MLD make an XL version which gives you a little more room.
This is a floorless shelter though so you'd have to bring along something to put on the ground. A lot of people use polycro, window insulation film which works well but is a little filmsy. I've used it successfully.
For three season stuff, as long as I'm not going anywhere super exposed I use a small tarp and a light bivy.
Considering how heavy you're current shelter is even if you went with the silnylon version of the solomid you'd been saving a lot of weight and it's much cheaper than the DCF version.
When you get into UL shelter the majority of them pitch with trekking poles so there's that to consider.
