wood stoves

[wdlandparker]

What are people using as far as wood stoves go? I am wanting one to use in my black diamond-esque pyramind tarp tent thing this winter, so a chimney is essential as well.

[donmeredith74]

I don't use one but I hear good things about the four dogs stoves. (www.fourdog.com)

[jhl99]

I assume you want to heat tent and cook on wood stove?  Do you want to haul it on your bike?

I made a 9x9x25 sheetmetal stove to heat a homemadewall tent.  The stove is designed for for car camping or a short sled pull.  If I remember, 20 lbs complete  with legs and pipes (I went heavy on the sheet metal gauge for durabilty.



I mainly built the tent and stove to prove or disprove all this stuff I read about camping in sub zero F degree weather and being in shortsleaves in a hot tent:



Hot tenting is total luxury.

A bit out of season for much activity, but you can get a ton of ideas from the forum on this website:

http://www.wintertrekking.com/

Some of the posters have very light setups that include tent and stove.

[bmike-vt]

went looking for a blog post on backpacking lite and couldn't find it...

found this cool setup - but 5 pounds seems heavy...

looks like a similar setup to what i remember:

[wdlandparker]

Yeah, five pounds is kinda heavy...though i am sure that you could make the stove way lighter if you really wanted to!

[bmike-vt]

Found it!

and here.

[caseygreene]

crazy cool products.
this picture kinda scares me though:

[wdlandparker]

That picture is pretty terrifyng...my mind keeps wandering to : "what if you roll into it whle you are sleeping?"