Eureka! Tents Midori

I would not try to put two adults in this tent but for one guy, 5’11” and 235# it had plenty of room for me and my gear. I used an air mattress too. It poured just after I put it up but it did not leak and the ventilation was great. I had to pack it soaking wet but it dried out easily when I got to a dry location to unpack it and lay it out. It’s light and sets up (and tears down) quickly. I bought bigger stakes due to previous experiences with tent pins.Well worth the money spent.

Midori 3 I set up this tent at night by myself it was easy. I like the features of this tent. I wish the tent stakes were a lil better. I haven’t camped with rain yet.

We used this for back country camping in Yellowstone. It is a heavier tent, but as this was my girlfriend’s first back country experience I did not want to pay more for a tent with added lightness. It’s easy to set up, easy to take down, and very stable. Why did I knock off a star? It came with 8 pegs, but the instructions advise using more.

Just replaced our "3 person" (2 is more realistic really) with this fantastic tent. Great price, and features that all the high end tents charge three times as much for. Six inside pouch pockets and gear loft. Lots of screen, we camp mostly in Florida so that's important. Holds a queen mattress with plenty of room to spare. First set up and take down was very easy, standard diagonal main poles, the third pole is not on center, but I figured it out without the instructions. One thing I like the best is the doors open the same way, most tents have opposing doors, when there's two persons using the tent this can be annoying. Looks very sturdy. Can't wait to put it to the test canoe camping.

Got this for my 13yo daughter to use at a school camp out. She has never set up a tent before. Having only watched the set-up video once, and only part way through, she was able to assemble this on her own, only needing some help with the rain fly. They got caught in a massive rainstorm, and hers was one of very few that stayed completely dry. The vent helped her stay comfortable with fresh air through the night. It was also lightweight enough for her to carry all her gear around by herself, though this was only across a couple fields. Very happy with this purchase.

I wanted to love this tent, I have 2 other Eureka! tents, a 4-5 person and a single (2) person, however I'm returning this one . . . not because it's not a great tent, but I want something that I can see out of when I'm inside, and when the rain fly is on it's almost impossible to see out. I liked that it was easy to set up, came with aluminum poles, was plenty roomy for us. Still I would recommend this tent to anyone who doesn't mind not seeing outdoors when inside. However, when the rain fly isn't on the sky's the limit!

There is lots of mesh on this tent, which is excellent for ventilation but you NEED the rain fly if you want any privacy. I’m scared one day the mesh will get holes in it but so far so good, and I’ll be very careful

Love this tent. This is my 4th Eureka in 10 years and I couldnt be happier.

Awesome tent! Nice space inside for a one person tent, I purchased this tent for backcountry camping and it performed great! We had lots but lots of heavy rain for over 10 hrs and not a drop of water came in. Regarding condensation.., I set it up properly with the little breathing window open and it was perfect. Light weight… very comparable with an MSR. Also, fast and easy to set up, literally under 10 minutes by myself on the first time.

I gave this tent to my son on his 18th birthday. He tried it out in sunny weather and rainy weather and the tent remained well ventilated, dry and cozy at night. Very easy to set up even for a beginner. He loves his tent!

I have Midori 2. Good tent, looks great and is functional. Floor edges are raised on the sides, two pockets one for eqch person, a hanging storage net under the ceiling, a light hook in the center.Nice structure, easy to assemble by one person, lightweight and the storage bag is good size (spacious and fits the tent easily).I got if for myself and my dog, and I can tellthat the 2 person size would be tight for two people (unless they are smaller people) as the two people would be lying tightly side by side without any room left for anything else (gear, etc). So my recommendation is to get one size bigger. Though the two small vestibules on either side are helpful, but they are small of course. Hence I took away 1 star.

About 8 years ago I was looking for a 2 man tent for backcountry camping. Hiking and/or portaging.so I had some parameters to go by. Durability. Size and weight. So I went to the sportsman’s show and stumbled upon the Midori 3 set up by a booth. I stopped to look and was very impressed by the features and especially the price. Needless to say I bought it. She’s been into Algonquin park several times even in March and several feet of snow. Storms, roots, kids and a dog and she still works like new. So when I wanted a one man tent to replace my crappy one man A-frame tent I saw this and had to buy it. Got it out on a trip a few days ago and she’s beautiful. Yeah the Midori 1 cost the same today as the 3 did 8 years ago but it’s a great tent for the money and I am very happy with both tents. If I need another I’ll be looking for another Midori

I bike-camped with this tent in torrential rain, and stayed dry the whole night. The tent is relatively light and packable, and is definitely good value for the money. I recommend this tent.