Fitinhot Tent Stove, Portable Camping Wood Burning Stoves Stainless Steel with Chimney Pipes for Outdoor Cookout, Hiking, Travel, Backpacking Trips (Silver)

Theis stove has been a game-changer for my outdoor adventures. It's portable, easy to set up, and provides good heating inside the tent during chilly nights. The included chimney pipes make the setup hassle-free, and the stove's performance is nice.I'm happy with its efficiency in burning wood, ensuring a warm and cozy environment even in cold weather conditions. The design is sturdy and well-built, making it a reliable companion for camping trips. Additionally, its compact size makes it easy to transport without sacrificing functionality.

UPDATED: After one use the finish did bubble and peel off in a couple spot. Doesn't effect to function but the advertising is false about the heat resistant finish.Smoke does come out the door seam but I fiddled with the damper and door air vent and that fixed the problem there.ORIGINAL: Very please with this little unit. Setup was super simple and all parts arrived. Did a test run with it using only part of the chimney and was very please with the ability to control the smoke. Added bonus is that you can move around the unit with the two "handles" while it's still hot and not get burned.Two pieces of glass arrived so that's pretty handy to have a spare on hand. It sits low so I'll be building a little platform to raise it a bit. The top circular plate didn't fit at first, so I thought, but it just needed to be pushed down into the hole and there was no smoke leakage.Overall very pleased with the test run and am looking forward to a warm winter camping.

**** After my initial review below, the manufacturer sent a new stove pipe set. Ye to try it but he customer service alone deserves an added star.I think it is important to get your fire going hot as quick as possible and keep good air flow to prevent resin build up. Use dry wood.Used it on a hunting trip this weekend We got snow and rain. Damper is kinda flimsy, some small smoke leakage at seams of stove. Kept us warm for the weekend at around 0 degrees for most of the weekend.Stove pipe starting to leak resin and bubble then eventually caked on. After the weekend the first stove pipe was stuck to the stove and some of the other sections wouldnt come a part. The stove pipe is also now very clogged up with creasote resin and sut. You get what you pay for I guess.

I purchased this wood stove to use in a 200-square-foot geodesic dome because I didn’t have room for – or need for – a full-size wood stove. Unlike many other tent stoves, you get two windows on this model, which really sold me on it. I’m a sucker for the glow of a good fire, and hiding it all behind cast iron just seemed like a waste.Though the stove is barely bigger than a shoebox, it throws off plenty of heat for a small enclosed space. With chunks of kiln-dried alder, I was able to keep my dome warm enough to lounge around in a t-shirt on a 20-degree night. Just keep in mind: Unlike a larger wood stove, there’s not much room to “bank” coals in this thing, so you’ll need to constantly feed it. And the small size means you’ll want to cut your firewood to half the standard length.For the price, the quality of the stove is quite impressive, with one exception – the glass. The first time I lit up the stove, the side glass shattered. When I went to replace it with the included spare, I found that it had broken during shipping. Lily at Fitinhot customer support very promptly responded to my request for replacement glass, but I received the wrong size two times before they were able to make it right by sending a new stove. Apparently, my model was an old style they no longer have the right size glass for. While I wish it hadn’t taken so long to remedy, I applaud them for standing by their product and making it right, even at considerable expense. This is a company I’d absolutely buy from again.Receiving the replacement stove also gave me the opportunity to see all sorts of improvements they’ve made to this product in just a few months. The stove no longer ships with the glass installed (which should prevent shipping breakage), it’s easier to install thanks to threaded holes in the body, and the top chimney pipe now has perforations. The included gloves are also a nice touch since you’ll be handling raw-edged glass during assembly.

I have been winter camping my whole life and i wish i had heard about these stoves 20 years ago.I've had this for a few weeks and tested it out twice. Easy to set up, use, and get into a hot tent. its a little too big for a hiking/camping trip in the winter. But if you are doing base camping with a medium hike in. its small enough that you can carry it in with relative ease, but i would research lighter/smaller units. My kids have been asking me every day to set up the hot tent so they can make grilled cheese on the new stove.if i were to purchase another i think id look for one with more windows, but that is so minor and cosmetic it wasn't worth taking off a star.