Tiger Roar Tent Stove, Portable Wood Burning for Winter Camping Hunting and Outdoor Cooking, Pipes Included

Initial impressions after burn in:Stove is well built, excellent for the price point. No leaks. No construction flaws. Well thought out design.Pipes are decent quality. Better than expected. They are not perfectly circular but seemed to expand when heated, and I didn't see any smoke leaks from them.Important: Adding more stove pipe sections increases the draft, and improves performance. I started the burn in with only 1 pipe on the stove, I then experimented by adding sections.Once I added a few sections the draft increased dramatically to the point that you can hear the air whooshing through the stove body.Note that the draft also increases as the stove body and pipe heats up.I'm not sure if you will need a spark arrestor with this design as it has a baffle on the outlet before the damper. I will be testing it more to verify this, but I have a feeling it won't be needed, as the sparks would hit the baffle plate instead of being sucked up through the chimney pipe.Stove took on a really nice rose gold tone after burn in.This stove is heavier than the titanium options but is much more robust.More mass means it holds heat better than titanium.The downside is that it also takes longer to cool down so plan time for the cooling before packing it down.If you can pull it on a sled, atv, or car camp I believe this is probably the best choice on Amazon.I will be pulling my gear behind me on a sled, or using a vehicle, so for my needs the robustness is more important than the weight for now.

Great little stove. Kept us warm! People complain about the flue only being open or closed, just tighten the nut and its adjustable just fine. People talking about smoke coming out of the pipes obviously put the pipes together incorrectly. The sole issue i saw was taking the coals out, and that I just took it outside and dumped it. Easy peasy(wear gloves if its still hot but wasnt a problem at all.)

Well made, well designed, a little expensive but you get what you pay for. I'm a woodstove owner, so know what I'm talking about unlike some on here. Stove has excellent design in the door for air adjusting, damper on the rear pipe. Could use some insulating rope on the door for a better seal. You can get this stove as hot as you'd want on full air, or bring it down. The legs are decent quality. The sides bent slightly after about 24 hrs of use, not surprising as we used this in -12c in ontario for 2 days and it heated the tent well. I do note that I would only use this for occassional camping/fish hut, I don't think it would survive if you used it daily or frequently in a small shop, not sure. The only concern is the pipes are really cheap and don't fit perfectly into the receiver. Buy better pipe. Also like the front window so you can see what's going on. Not ideal for hiking, a little heavy and bulky. I recommend.

I've never had a wood fire camp stove for heating my tent before, BOY was I missing out. This little stainless steel number is wonderful for those bitter cold nights outside. It's easy to get toasty warm with just a little fire in a single person tent. I've even been able to leave the door open while this little stove pumps out enough heat to warm my entire tent space and then some. It's one of my new favorite things! I haven't tried cooking on it yet but I'm excited I have that option. I've also used it outside my tent to keep me warm while lounging. It's nice to have the fire contained and not have some of the worries that come with a camp fire. All in all this was a GREAT purchase! Thank you!

Most excellent stove. I did not want side glass or thin construction so I went with a stronger and more dual Onetigres stove.It keeps my Rock Fortress nice and warm when zero outside.Standard firewood cut bundles burn well inside.Pipes and more store inside the stove.If you want a good stove, this is the one you want.