I'm selling my Miles Gear Pico Bivy that I got a few months ago secondhand for my 5 nights on the High Sierra Trail and Mt. Whitney. I also had one test night in my backyard. Prior owner used it for a week trip in Idaho. I used a Thermarest Neo Air Large pad and it fits perfectly. Plenty of room and I’m 6’2”. Kept the bug netting open and never had condensation issues. Added a lot of warmth and sometimes didn’t need my 20-degree quilt when temps were over 60F. I slept well. Easy and quick to roll out after a long day and roll up in the morning. No rips or damage. Comes with stuff sack and tyvek ground cover.

You may want to check out the bivy on the Miles Gear website: http://www.milesgear.com/PicoBivy.html

It’s made with a tyvek floor sewn and taped to a polypropylene membrane top that is breathable and waterproof. It’s a medical grade fabric that has been compared to eVent elsewhere in forums.

Here are the features and description from the website.

• Weight 19 oz
• Length 90" Width 30" (head), 20" (foot)
• Height 21"
• Packed Size 5" x 13"
• Color White
• Stuff Sack Included
• Groundsheet Included (Tyvek HomeWrap 8' x 2.5') +4.1 oz (+115 g)
• Waterproof/Breathable top
• Polypropylene microporous membrane
• White is not my favorite tent color either, but it was most breathable!
• Less condensation
• Fabric weight = 2.3 oz/yd²
• Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate = 1035 g/m^2/24 hrs
• Hydrostatic Resistance = 127 cm
• Waterproof bathtub floor (Tyvek HomeWrap)
• Waterproof/Breathable door with 2-way #5 YKK zipper
• Complete protection from wind and spindrift
• Door zippers protected by 2" stormflap
• Large opening for easy entry and exit
• Door folds back for great view
• Can be used as a vestibule
• Mosquito net door with 2-way #5 YKK zipper with tie backs
• NO-SEE-UM Mesh Net tie backs
• 1 60" pole (39 g) made of 1/4" Delrin Rod in 15" sections
• Simple pole sleeve
• Pole can be setup from outside or inside
• 1 glasses pocket on side pole
• Easy setup
• Smaller footprint than a tent
• Small wind profile
• No stakes, no guylines
• Comfortable
• More volume of most bivy sacks
• 90" long (I am 6'2")
• Fits 20" wide sleeping pad
• Room for extra gear
• Seam sealed

Photos on request.

Asking $100 shipped to lower 48 states. I accept PayPal.