Does anyone have a good recommendation for an "open-fly" or "half-fly"-style tent like this one?
I've been using the Sierra Designs Sirius 2 for a long time, and while it's billed as a three-season tent, I've had no problems with it in winter. The fly design's been great in the rain, too, with no moisture issues whatsoever. I moved to a new country recently, and I could only bring so much in my suitcases, which didn't include all my old camping gear. As such, I'm in the market for a new tent. I'd buy another one of these because I like it so much, but the company's discontinued the design.
The open fly design is great for ventilation, and I don't think I can go back to having a stuffy rain fly with full coverage all the time. Everything I can find on the market looks like it's either meshless, or fully mesh with a full-coverage fly (like the Meteor from the same company). Are there any small, 2-person-ish tents out there which either have a partial fly like this one, or if they have a full fly, have it designed so that you can roll it up partway and still not worry about rain falling through the mesh?

Here's another view of what my old tent looked like. You can see it's only half-mesh, with the other half being weatherproof.

>>2823893 (OP)
Kelty

>>2823896
Which model do you mean? Because looking at their website, I can't see anything that has an open fly like this.

>>2823898
Basecamp, but the smallest they have is a 4P.
I used to have a nice 2P partial-fly tent from them.
Best bet might be to get a bug tent and a separate lightweight tarp.