Winnerwell Nomad Large Tent Stove | Portable Wood Burning Stove for Tents, Shelters, and Camping | 1500 Cubic Inch Firebox | Precision Stainless Steel Construction | Includes Chimney Pipe

I have a canvas bell tent and bought this stove to extend our camping season. It does an amazing job at heating the tent quickly! It stays hot for a good amount of time considering how small it is. I love how lightweight it is and that its compact for packing. Really glad we went with the Winnerwell as opposed to one of the cheaper quality stoves. You can tell the craftsmanship is on point.

Used the stove on a few trips now and it works great. Starts well, draws well and produces a good heat for the amount of fuel it burn.

this thing is super heavy duty enjoyed using it got the oven to go with it and it bakes extremely well and the heat is stable

Too expensive...but nice!!

Up front here, I've never used this, I bought it for emergency use in case all those negative predictions we keep getting told actually come true. I'm a Prepper of sorts. I live in town now but I spent 23 years living in wilderness cabins and I know wood stoves. Heated with them and cooked on them. This little stove is well built and will last a very long time under constant use conditions. Stainless steel doesn't get eaten up by the acids created by burning wood, like cast iron and black steel does. That's why chimney pipe is made of it. It's a little pricey, but you get what you pay for here.

This is a toy, not a stove! My husband was so disappointed when he got this. Very, very flimsy & the grills are weak & don't lay flat. It's made with super thin 1/16" sheet metal & what's not mentioned in the ad, but is mentioned in the instructions when you open it is "don't let it turn cherry red - take some wood out". What the heck?! Obviously NOT SAFE to use as a stove. We sent it all back.

I like the unit for heating and cooking. Nice backup when the lights and power goes out.