Deerfamy Tent Stove, Portable Hot Tent Stove, Small Stainless Steel Camping Tent Stove with 6 Chimney Pipes for Outdoor Heating and Cooking, Silver

I put 3 months in first now ima givea review.First thoughts.Wow,itsa perty stove,built with thick heavey duty equipment.heafty and ready ta go.First burn was sweet,built a tiny pile as one would in the mid back end,didn't need ta heat the stovepipe or any goofy thing like that,lit the paper and away she went,left a small black spot on the glass frum the ink in the paper I shouldn't have used,haven't again and the ugly spot hasn't grown, use inkless paper and seasoned dry wood and ya cant go wrong.3 months of weekend warrior use and it still holds smoke.no leaks,no warpage,no deformations at all.keep yer stove clean between use,pipes clean as well,use good seasoned wood,and plan on no backpacking trips with it.ready and steady tried n true.love it fer shure.

First time I test burned it on the patio. The chimney fit in my FSR Hub 2.0nopening perfect. I did add some heat covering to the lowest and upper most pipe to prevent accident touches. The unit is solid and very well made. Once the first burn off happened there was no smoke or leaking in my tent and it made the tent super warm! I had to actually open a flap. I can't wait to test it off grid. I recommend a heat mat under it to protect tent floor which I had removed for the test.

Wow, this being only the 2nd tent stove I ever bought I can't believe the difference. My 1st tent stove was pretty good and I liked it for the most part. I live in the Seattle area were it gets real cold and real wet for about 8 or 9 months a year. My other tent stove did an alright job. But after a few months I decided that I could use one in my shop. Wow what a great big awsome difference the deerfamy one was. The quality of each peice was much better and the material on all if it was way better. It was far more intelligently designed. Wow.

If you are thinking about this stove all I can say is just don't .. look at something else.

This stove worked pretty well for me, although I question the claim that it’s portable. It does have handles and isn’t particularly difficult to move, but having to mostly disassemble it to make it actually portable isn’t ideal but I can’t see how they could make it a collapsible design without smoke venting everywhere. That being said, it’s considerably better than my old tent stove and is made from sturdy pieces of aluminum that don’t bend just by looking at them funny. Assembly doesn’t take too long, and can be set up in about 20 minutes once you’re familiar with the process. Wood capacity is more than enough for cooking for a family camping. It puts out a decent amount of heat as well, although considering it’s summer right now, isn’t needed but I’m looking forward to having it during the fall and winter months. I like how the trays on either side of the unit can be folded down making it compact and easy to maneuver and overall would recommend it over some of the cheaper models which I found to be fairly flimsy and were replaced with this stove.

We haven’t used this camping yet, but use it table top in our front and back yards for warmth and ambiance. Absolutely love this stove. Easy setup, clean up and self-storage (everything fits inside like a puzzle when you put it away). Gives off great amount of heat. Windows on 3 sides offer wonderful view of the fire. Highly recommend!

Did a night with 6 inches of snow coming down. Kept the tent nice and warm

Heat output was sufficient for our 16 x 16 foot tent. Everyone was warm all night. Build quality was sturdy and compact. All components fit inside the main sure.