Heat Hog deals
Heat Hog makes portable propane heaters aimed at outdoor work and recreation: job sites, garages, tents and ice fishing shelters. The lineup is small, built around the Portable Heater and the Portable Propane Heater, which run on small propane cylinders and need no electricity. There are no live deals on this page right now, so prices shown are the stores' current listed prices.
Prices at every store and price history for Heat Hog products.
Heat Hog products: prices and price history
Questions and answers
- When does Heat Hog go on sale?
- Heat Hog discounts cluster around fall and early winter, when retailers clear space for the heating season and again when they mark down remaining stock in late winter. Propane heater prices also dip during spring clearance. Check the price history on each product page to see whether the current price is above or below its usual level.
- Where is Heat Hog cheapest?
- It varies by model and by season, so compare the listed price at each store on the product page rather than assuming one retailer is always lowest. Factor in shipping, since a heater's box size can add cost. The price history shows which store has run the lowest price recently.
- What is the difference between the Heat Hog Portable Heater and the Portable Propane Heater?
- Both are propane-fired portable units; the Portable Heater is the general-purpose model, while the Portable Propane Heater is the version sold and described specifically around propane cylinder use. Check each page for its BTU rating, run time and cylinder size, since those figures decide whether it suits a garage or a small shelter.
- Do Heat Hog heaters need electricity?
- No. They burn propane, so they work where there is no outlet, which is the main reason people buy them for job sites, tents and ice shelters. That also means you need ventilation and a carbon monoxide alarm indoors, and you should follow the clearance distances in the manual.
- What is the return policy on Heat Hog heaters?
- Returns are handled by the store you buy from, not by Heat Hog, so the window and conditions depend on the retailer. Keep the box and receipt, and check whether a used heater that has had fuel in it can still be returned before you order.