Eureka!

Midori 3 Tent: 3-Person 3-Season

3 person Tent

easy to set up and plenty of room for 2 people plus gear

Fantastic

Extremely satisfied with this unit. Easy to set up and quick to tear down. Was impressed with the size and style of it. The color is okay but I knew that before buying it. Used it for multiple nights in temperatures ranging from 25 degrees to 80 degrees in the day. It has a ton of open netting that allows you to lay there and just enjoy the sunshine coming in. Rain fly is easy to put on. Used it solo.

Perfect Summer/fall tent

This tent is nice and light, easy to set up, and dries quickly. Great for car camping or a short backpacking trip.

Great tent but...

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

I really liked this tent for the first couple of years that I had it. I didn't use but 6-7 times a year so I figured it would last a long time. Fast forward to this year and one of my poles break during set up. Big time bummer! So, great tent, great design with the 2 doors and vestibules, etc. But a broken pole is no good. Did Eureka go cheap on materials?

Great tent

We used the Midori a few weekends ago...38°F and windy the first night. Tent held up well. Sizable vestibule for our motorcycle boot, etc. Next night slightly warmer. Tent was easy to set up (i set up previously at home). Seems sturdy. No issues. Four inside pockets for headlamps, etc. Comes with a storage hammock for above your head. Perfect for two people for multiple nights, would be okay for three for one night at a time. All good 😀

Two Doors are Great

I have used this tent for over a year. The best part for me is having a door on both sides. I am in my mid 60s and getting in and out of a tent takes a little...okay, a lot more effort than it used too. With 2 people in the tent, you both have a door. If something happened to this tent, I would buy another just like it the next day.

Love this tent (and the Midori 2)!

I initially bought the Midori 2 for solo camping, and liked it so much that I bought the Midori 3 for trips with my husband, and absolutely love both of them! Most recently the Midori 3 went with us for 9 nights of camping to the Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, and some spots en route - it's roomy enough for 2 people with some gear (and bulkier "luxury" sleeping pads), especially with the 4 pockets pockets and massive gear loft to keep smaller items in check. It's unfailingly easy to set up and tear down, and performed magnificently in a windy Nebraska thunderstorm, remaining completely dry inside. It rained overnight on three occasions, and each time we (and our stuff) stayed completely dry. The vestibules are a good size for shoes and any errant wet gear. The ventilation system is awesome - we were able to test it out on a muggy overnight in July, and we stayed far more comfortable than we had in a previous popular entry-level tent. The footprint is definitely worth the purchase as well, though I do wish it came with the tent outright. All in all, 10/10 tent!

Easy setup, and tear down

Iv only used this tent once so far, on a ten mile over night backpacking trip on the Florida trail. but it was a perfect fit for me and my dog and plenty room to move around. The tent provided ample protection from the insects and morning dew. Will be using this tent more during fall and winter it’s to hot for camping.

Excellent all around

Although I have only used this tent once I am thrilled about the high quality especially for such a great price. In the past, I have worked as a backpacking guide and had experience with several types of tents (one pole vs. 2/3/4 pole). This tent is easy to set up, durable, and looks really cool too. I am very impressed.