more»User Review: The North Face Mica 12
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Design: three season freestanding solo
Sleeps: 1
Ease of Setup: For me I did not need the instructions at all
Price Paid: great price
So far I have been really happy with this tent. I have only slept in it maybe 4 times, but even on the dunes of White Sands it was light and easy to setup.
I am 6'3 215 lbs. and I fit in there absolutely fine. I had a small pack with me a few times and there is so much headroom when laying down that I went ahead and kept the pack inside instead of leaving it covered in the vestibule. I was worried about the headroom and thought I might have to go up to the Hubba or Hubba HP because they do have larger headroom when sitting up, but this one is fine for me.
I have no complaints yet, but I have not been caught out in a storm yet either and that is the only reason I have not given it a 5 star.
It has been good enough that I am taking it on the Colorado Trail next week and I will try to post results after that. If I ever do a solo car camp somewhere and I have a choice between this or an easy 2 man tent and they are both in the car, this is absolutely fine.
I do have 5 tents and another lighter Mountain Hardwear solo tent, but it is too small to sit up in and not freestanding, so I like this one a lot better.
Where to Buy
The North Face Mica 12 is not available from the stores we monitor.
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The Mica 12 has been discontinued.
MSRP:$229.00
The North Face Mica 12 is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen April 11, 2012 at The North Face.
