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The Arctic Oven is in use in many places in Alaska and other cold regions of the world. Here are a few pictures of the tent in actual field use, and some others from in the shop showing detail.

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Here’s a photo of our Arktika in action. It was our first trip with the new tent. For the sake of science we experimented to see how warm it would get. With the outside temperature around -10 F, we stoked up the fire. We stopped the experiment when the inside temperature was 120 F! We couldn’t bear the heat anymore. Nils Degerlund		We have been using the Arctic Oven tent for some time now. We mostly used the ones from dog sled outfitters for guiding. But since a few years now, we are not doing this work anymore, but still did lots of winter camping when going ice fishing or hunting. We had considered getting a good wall tent set up with aluminum frame, etc. But we really enjoyed using the Arctic Oven over the years, so we decided to invest a bit more to get one.
Arctic ovens in use high in the high Arctic. Photos courtesy of Arctic Kingdom Expeditions.
I don't know if you have any pictures of your tents in use at Summit Camp Greenland www.summitcamp.org, so I thought you might like to see some. I am on my twelfth out of fifteen week stay here at Summit Camp. Your Arctic Ovens are used exclusively at Summit as sleeping quarters for science people and camp staff. This is my second season here and I can honestly say your tents have proven to be rugged enough to handle the harsh Arctic conditions here. Thank you for making such a high quality product, we depend on it. Jay Johnson.		This Arctic Oven was made for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge. The photo was taken in March 2006 in western Alaska, approximately 1 mile from the Bering Sea.
These tents really shine in winter conditions, but they are a superb spring, summer and fall tent as well.		Here's an arctic oven set up for winter use with a sheet metal stove in place for warmth. Photo courtesy G.F. Chamberlain.
Arctic ovens being used for sleeping quarters on an ice fishing expedition. Photo courtesy G.F. Chamberlain.		We make our tents with no compromise materials and methods. You can't afford -- and neither can we -- for your tent to come apart in an Arctic gale. You won't find cheap materials here.