Wood Stove for Wall Tent - Cylinder or 4 Dog

[DarkTimber]

Looking to buy a wood stove for a 14x16 wall tent. I have narrowed it down to the Outfitter model by Cylinder Stoves or the 4 Dog model by 4 Dog Stoves.  

I like the air tight gasketed door on the 4 Dog which the Cylinder does not have but the Cylinders seem to have a loyal following.

I would like to hear feedback and opinions on the two. Thanks

[Canadabowyer]

Go with the 4-Dog. The airtight gasketed door is the best thing to control the fire. My tent is a 10x15 and I use the 2-Dog and its the best tent stove I have ever seen or used and I've been around a few over the years.I confess I haven't used a cylinder stove but wouldn't even consider it over the 4-Dog.  Bob

[ssoden]

Owned a Cylinder stove for over 20 years  .. just like the day i bought it. Very tight stove .. you can't go wrong with a Cylinder stove!

[David Yukon]

4Dogs all the way they are a great stove!

[Vesty]

I have also had incredible results and satisfaction with my cylinder stove. So much so that I even installed one in a cabin I recently built.

[wingnut]

I have a 16 x 20 wall tent and use a 5 dog model by 4 dog stoves.  It's great!


Mike

[[email protected]]

I have got a 12' x 15' wall tent and use the Cylinder stove.  I am very happy with it and it heats up fast.

Sounds like they are both great stoves...any real difference in weight?  Just in case your back is as bad as mine!!

Bob

[Whip]

I have the Cylinder Stove Hunter model.  I always have the air intake opened at least a little bit, so the lack of a gasket to seal the door isn't really a factor to me. If I close the intake completely it slows the stove right down to the point I have to open them back up to let it breathe a little.  It does a great job.  

Have heard nothing but good things about the 4 Dogs as well - just don't have the personal experience to compare both side by side.

I don't think you would be disappointed with either of those choices.

[habujohn]

Looks like it might be a choice between costs between the two models.  I think the cylinder stove you are looking at will save you a few bucks.
John