Group: Members
Posts: 235
Member No.: 7603
Joined: December 19, 2014
I have one of these heaters and a 3 man pop up....the heater doesn't do much more than take the chill off. It is nice to have to warm up your hands or put right in front of you for some heat. In other words, it's not great, but better than nothing.
Group: Newbies
Posts: 62
Member No.: 8394
Joined: January 15, 2015
I would spend a little bit more money and get something closer to 10k btu. You won't regret it. I love my mr buddy heater and wouldn't go any smaller. They have been on sale for 89-99 from time to time.
Group: Members
Posts: 5030
Member No.: 877
Joined: November 06, 2011
I was out yesterday and lit my single burner Coleman propane camp stove in the Eskimo 3 man. It wasn't exactly balmy but did take the chill of and kept the holes ice free.
I would buy a stove rather than that heater----you could cook, or at least heat food and/or boil water.
Group: Members
Posts: 584
Member No.: 171
Joined: February 12, 2011
Do yourself a favour - get the Mr. Heater Buddy. Very reliable & keeps my Clam Nanook toasty. You will see them on sale for $99.00. I also have a Mr. Heater that threads on to a 20 lb BBQ bottle. I've used it in my garage for over 10 years. Cost me $40.00 back then, they're about $60.00 now.
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