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I have a solo-ized Old Town Cascade in which I want to mount air bags - curious how everyone feels about eyelets (presumably mounted to...

I just clip a 'biner to the grab loop when I'm connecting two loops.

There is a Wenonah Fisherman near me that I may buy next week; researching the boat made me think of this thread. The Fisherman would be...

within a half hour in normal winter conditions after dumping the coals my stove is cold to the touch even though it's built far heavier...

yes that or a northstar adk might just be ideal.

We usually carry a pair of welding gloves to move the warm stove. Tie back the tent doors, Pull off he stove pipe and carry the stove...

The stove metal itself doesn’t hold heat very long. If the morning fire is small stuff so you get a quick hot burn there is not much to...

I've also wondered about this. I assume in the right conditions you can plot the stove in the snow to cool, but obviously there isn't...

I have a small titanium stove. After dumping coals it's usually cool enough to pack away by the time I pack up my tent and sleeping...

With a small stove, it is not going to last that long. You can wake up and stoke it or just deal with the gradual decline in...

I used to keep a milk carton by my cot with logs on the bottom, mixed kindling and smaller logs on top, finer kindling on that, and...

In my experience, you will wake around the time the fire burns down to the point of needing stoked. Obviously this may vary by...

@Pseudonym mentioned an important point; and Robin alluded to it as well. The stoves that typically heat these tents don't have very...

This is all fantastic information - did not consider the price and weight of some of these systems, but if the equipment expands the...

The most classic hot tent of all time has to be a traditional Plains tipi. Properly set with a liner and a fire in the middle a tipi is...