Tents themselves don’t generate warmth, but they do provide shelter from wind, rain, and snow, which helps retain the heat your body generates. They create a barrier against the elements ...

Tents can easily trap heat, especially during the day, turning them into mini greenhouse-like spaces. Adding proper insulation prevents this heat buildup, keeping the inside of your tent ...

In addition to their conventional weapons, Soldiers need to utilize heavy equipment like space heaters, cooking stoves, fuel and heavy-duty thermal tents to survive operations in arctic climates.

To minimize condensation, you can vent your tent at night—it won't hold in heat as well, but it will stay drier. The old wisdom of stripping down before you get into a sleeping bag doesn't make ...