FeaturesUltralight Pertex Endurance® fabric keeps out wind, rain and snow; seams are fully taped
Pertex Endurance also allows moisture to pass freely from inside to outside to keep you dry from condensation
Durable Hydroseal®-coated waterproof nylon floor
Features an end-opening zipper with protective storm flap
No-see-um-mesh at opening keeps bugs off face and allows ample ventilation
Small internal mesh pocket
Three stake loops and two guyline loops
Shoulder width: 25"
Avg. weight: 19.4 oz./549 g
Dimensions: 84 x 21 inches
Fabric: Nylon
Packed size: 3 x 10 inches
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| benjamingray | Great product | | 
Voted 5/5 | This is a great bivy.
Likes: Very roomy - you can pull your pack and other gear inside if you needed to
The bug mesh is invaluable
Packs down nicely, lightweight
I'm really happy with the overall shape - even in a storm you can just pull down the head cover and keep ventilation holes that point downward near your head
Dislikes: Without a side zipper, it can be a little challenging to place a sleeping pad inside
I've also used the MH conduit bivy for comparison. The Conduit has an open face and I switched to the Micronight for the bug mesh and the storm flap. The Aurora bivy by Outdoor Research is a full waterproof version of the Micronight (5 oz heavier). After a call to OR to verify the difference, they told me that if you allowed water to pool up on the fabric of the Micronight, it could eventually leak through. If there was a decent chance of heavy rain, I'd be bringing a tent anyway.
| | Posted Aug 31, 2007 3:41 pm |
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