Backpack tent

[cgoodenough97]

I am looking into getting a new backpacking tent with a stove. Mostly September elk hunts but a couple rifle hunts planned in October so I’d like the option of a stove. This will be for two-4 people no cots. I don’t mind the extra weight for extra room. I’ve read a lot of good things about the seek outside tents, any other recommendations?

 

[Gettincloser]

I am also interested. I have been looking at the Redcliff for extra room and because it would do double duty as our family is growing! (Before our little one, I was looking at the cimmeron.)

The LBO (base and vestibule) is too small for anything more than 2 and gear.

I have heard a mixed bag of opinions on the Lux tents. (Must be a love/hate thing) but i have zero experience with them.

 

[sneaky]

I am also interested. I have been looking at the Redcliff for extra room and because it would do double duty as our family is growing! (Before our little one, I was looking at the cimmeron.)

The LBO (base and vestibule) is too small for anything more than 2 and gear.

I have heard a mixed bag of opinions on the Lux tents. (Must be a love/hate thing) but i have zero experience with them.

You can tailor the LBO to fit a wide array of people. From open front base only, to base and vestibule, to double base, base tarp vestibule, or base tarp base. It's not just a base vestibule setup. That's where it shines compared to some other options. Luxe gear has basically zero customer service. Also, if you receive a shelter and open it, you can't return it to them. Way better options on the market than them.

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[Backcountryhunter2019]

seek outside what we use

 

[DRock1986]

Seek Outside would be my go to for a stove tipi.

 

[NorthernHunter]

I love my cimarron and stove. It works for 2 people and gear. Redcliffe sounds like a better choice for you. Holds up well in snow and heats well once you figure the stove out.

 

[BassAssassin04]

Used my Redcliff for the 1st time in Colorado this year. Was very impressed with it. Had 4 guys and the stove and it was a great size. Did take some consideration on where to set it up as it has a large footprint.

 

[scarte81]

Looks like the SO Cimarron is the go to for most, but it’s pulling a pretty penny. Are there any options out there that are in the $300 range?

 

[Richieber]

I'm also on the Seek outside bandwagon. I have a cimarron with stove but if I had did it over I would have gone redcliff

 

[Blaw]

Looks like the SO Cimarron is the go to for most, but it’s pulling a pretty penny. Are there any options out there that are in the $300 range?

Black Orca Smokey HUT Chimney Tent​

wait for the flaming! but if you want a budget tipi it is an option. I have one, haven't used it but a friend did on a sheep hunt. said condensation was bad but he has never used a single wall tent, and not sure if did things right on his part

 

[gfreidy]

You can watch for "Factory second" sales from SO. They just had one this past Friday. I picked up a Cimarron in November as a Factory Second and I cannot find any flaw whatsoever, but I do appreciate the 15% discount.

I also have the DST and the Silvertip. I love the Cimarron, but man it has a large footprint. As I am usually hunting highcountry ridgelines, I often struggle finding space to even fit the smaller Silvertip.

I am sure the Redcliff is nice, and I would like one in the future, but I think it is best for me as a "base camp" shelter, rather than an "on the go" shelter.