I immediately took my AO igloo out for 2 weeks in Washington State for a hunting trip. I camped at 4k' and experienced snow and rain on multiple days. The AO performed amazing. It was never damp on the inside and held heat well. I used propane and a Mr buddy heater and on nights when it was above freezing, I had to find ways to release heat from it.
The tent was spacious and easy to setup. I'm very pleased with it and can't wait to take it on winter adventures.

I was expecting the tent would be great to begin with, but once I got it and used it, the tent (with the stove) exceeded my expectations. First time I camped in it was a -35+ night near Fox, absolutely no issues whatsoever staying warm, too warm actually. I've spent roughly a total of 7 weeks in this tent thus far since March of 2024, and I intend to use it for even longer throughout the course of the coming winter in the Fairbanks region. It also handles rain well, and as long as I've had a fire going, I've never seen condensation in the tents interior. Not a complicated set up at all, both the tent and the stove. Easy to transport. The igloo model is quite spacious for one person, and the ceiling is high enough, I'm roughly 6'2. Vestibule is useful and spacious for what it is. Zippers aren't cheap quality and there's several options for ventilation and to air the tent out when its too hot. Even in frigid conditions, within 5 minutes of getting a good fire going you'll be comfortable. I've never even written a review for anything before, but the arctic oven igloo deserves the praise, knew about the tent for years, but didn't know how good it'd be until I've had it. People who are skeptical of how these perform below -20° or so-- this tent will not disappoint as long as you got a good fire going. There's not really any undeserved hype for these things in my opinion. Also relatively quiet in high winds for a tent, that's really good. I used to winter camp with no stove in 2p tents, I've been through some rough stuff, I don't envision any wilderness situation in Alaska that this tent wouldn't perform well in. The stoves are set up in less than 5 minutes and the pipes detach into segments that can be stored inside the stove when not in use, real easy to pack up and store. Alaska-made, and it stands up to Alaska standard. How much more can I say?

Bought one of these a year and a half ago for my new winter tent. It has now become the never leave it home tent. Just spent 2 weeks in a lot of rain , puddles under the tent. We never slept wet .
Went to the nu way 4000 and 2
20#tanks of propane last a week in -20° weather . I can't imagine how long they would last if you didn't keep it at 70° 24/7. No more cutting wood , way more fishing time . After 8 weeks total time in this tent . It's one thing for sure. Made with pride, exceptional craftsmanship and bombproof. Made in USA at its best !!

Great tent