Hot Tents?

Threads. Just got an expedition bag and pulk for similar setup in Colorado BC. What stove are you looking at?

SkiingNinjaThreads. Just got an expedition bag and pulk for similar setup in Colorado BC. What stove are you looking at?

What's your pulk set up looking like? I ended up threading some cord to the front and attaching it to my spare climbing harness with biners and that worked fairly well for a few hut trips last year. Definitely helped to just rub some wax on the bottom of the sled.

Yeah I have a 15 degree bag with a sea to summit thermal liner, but definitely thinking I need to upgrade the bag, I have comfortably camped in 20 degree weather with the bag and liner, but thinking the MT winters will be a lil too harsh.

As for stoves I have a jet boil currently and then a wood burning bio-lite stove. Was thinking if I went with the hot tent and get a stove like below then I could just slap my titanium pot and pan on top and call it good, have the other two stoves as backups for whatever I am feeling like.
https://luxe-hiking-gear.com/collections/tent-wood-stoves-and-accessories/products/folding-wood-stove-titanium?variant=12738967896147

I like frame canvas tents for winter because breath better and frame styles give more room to move around. It just sucks they are so expensive.
I've used a snow trekker tent before and they are super burly.
https://www.snowtrekkertents.com/canvas-tents/