Ethan asked:
ok im looking for a pretty heavy duty tent, one where if i go camping in the winter i will be warm inside the tent and if there is a tent where i could hook some kind of non electronic heater in it(no space heaters) if you guys could list some with the price that be great thanks
tent heater
ok im looking for a pretty heavy duty tent, one where if i go camping in the winter i will be warm inside the tent and if there is a tent where i could hook some kind of non electronic heater in it(no space heaters) if you guys could list some with the price that be great thanks
tent heater
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Generally you can expect tents rated for winter use to cost a bit more. You did not say what size tent you need, but as a starting point here are a couple of examples for two-person tents. The Eureka High Camp Tent is a 4-season tent for two persons that sells for about $500. The Eureka Alpenlite XT Tent is also rated 4-season use for two people and it sells for about $280. To see these tents as well as others of different size and price, you can check on this website.
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Tents are rated as either 3 season, 3+ season, or 4 season. In very cold and harsh weather you need a 4 season tent but they are the most expensive:
You may also look at 3+ season tents:
You really don’t want to use a heater inside a tent because of the risk of carbon-monoxide poisoning. I have seen a few propane powered heaters that say they can be used in a tent, but they still carry a carbon-monoxide warning.
The better option is a good cold weather sleeping bag. Bags are rated by temperature. You will want one that is rated for colder than you pan to camp out in.