Red Cliff and 12" lite outdoors stove

[Whip1]

Is that stove undersized? Do I need a baffle? I did a search and didn't find much on the red Cliff. Is it not popular ? I M only hunting Archery​ at timberline and second rifle in SW Colorado. Planning on having three people and a stove. Is my total assessment of this stove, shelter good for what I am planning. Thanks in advance.
Doug

 

[mtnrunner260]

I have the 12 and 18 combo from lite outdoors. Never use the 12 really. Just to hard to break small enough pieces for it.

 

[reaper]

3 peoples ans 18" stove sounds winner,12" stove is for smaller sheler like tarps.Seekoutside released a nice video of the redcliff and you have some good videos on you tube,i don't think it is not popular,looks easy and quick to pitch.

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[oldgoat]

Go 18", wood seems to naturally break that length.

 

[Whip1]

18 it is.thanks

 

[Whip1]

What's the concenses on a baffle?

 

[mfllood3800]

Yep 18, get the baffle, you don't have to use it, but can if desired

I also got the new spark arrestor

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[Lastcar]

I ran my 12" in my Redcliff on a four-day trip last week. Temps close to freezing overnight and the 12" did just fine. I loaded it up with spruce right before bed and 3 hours later it was still producing heat.

Which I'd never know if I didn't have to spend 5 minutes explaining to a mouse why I needed him to leave. Or get a Croc to the head. Which he clearly didn't understand as he within arm's length a few times. Just staring at me. Like I owed him money or something.

Anyways...the important part is the 12" did fine. I have the 18" body but the stove was already assembled in 12" and I didn't bother taking it apart. I also give credit to the spruce wood vs the normal pine we'd use around here.