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I use a wood burning stove in my tent to prolong the camping season to fifty two weeks of the year 
When I was looking to buy a few years ago, the Frontier was the best option regarding cost and weight.
HOWEVER
Have a look on ebay under the heading Gypsy Stove. I have bought two from an advertiser whos ebay name is n20rob. They are fantastic stoves, and unlike others, do have rope seals on the door. I have the larger round stove which I got for £102 and the smaller square stove for £104. Sometimes they go for a lot more, but worth watching in case you can get lucky like I did twice and bag a bargain. I am not connected to this seller in any way other than as a very satisfied customer.
I should just add, that these stoves are much heavier than a Frontier stove, but the smaller square one is still easily portable.
Just had a quick look on ebay, and he has the small square version advertised at the moment. Worth a look.
Post last edited on 09/05/2013 10:07:37
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Canvas tent, paraffin light, petrol stove. Heaven
I'd rather be kayaking.
Spent up, not pent up, just had my new tent up.
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Topic: Wood burning stoves.
