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Which stove for tipi?

Maybe I need to look closer at the lite outdoors. I didn't realize (or notice) that it had a baffle. I watched some older videos of one being put together. Not too difficult, but more pieces to keep up with than the WiFi and setup takes a bit longer.
- Skeeter
- Post #5
- Jul 12, 2016
- Forum: Sleep Systems
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Which stove for tipi?

I have looked at lite outdoors and would consider them as an option as well. Looks to be a little more cumbersome to put together than the Wifi, but certainly looks like a nice stove. That's the problem...they all look nice, and each has features I like.
- Skeeter
- Post #3
- Jul 12, 2016
- Forum: Sleep Systems
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Which stove for tipi?

I have an 8-man tipi and looking to pick up a wood burning stove. Looking at the Tigoat WiFi and the Seek Outside, but can't decide. I like the ease of setup with the WiFi, but I like the large opening on the SO stove. Any suggestions?
- Skeeter
- Thread
- Jul 12, 2016
- Replies: 22
- Forum: Sleep Systems
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Kifaru Tut vs SO Redcliff

As far as weight, I was thinking the Redcliff would be a couple pounds lighter than the 8 man, and similar in size and weight to the Sawtooth. I want to be able to stand up, so the Cimarron is out for now. Seems like the Tut would fall between a Cimarron and Redcliff.
- Skeeter
- Post #4
- May 18, 2016
- Forum: Sleep Systems
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Kifaru Tut vs SO Redcliff

New guy here, but been reading posts on this forum for quite some time. I have a SO 8 man tipi and would like to add a smaller shelter for 2. I've been set on the Redcliff, but the Tut has peaked my interest. Any ideas on how they would compare and pros vs cons of each?
- Skeeter
- Thread
- May 17, 2016
- Replies: 16
- Forum: Sleep Systems