MCTOMOUNT Tent Stove Portable Wood Burning Stove 304 Stainless Steel for Camping Hunting 6feet Pipes Included

While I have yet to take afield, I have the utmost confidence with this product helping to keep me warm in the mild Georgia winters while camping, and with helping me whip up hot meals while afield. The air flow controls are handy and effective, and the front glass really adds to the visuals. The poker/ multitool is quite handy in handling not only the top plate, but also the door and flues. I have yet to deploy the fire retardent mat, though the overall quality seems promising. This is a readily portable unit.Really looking forward to the memories with my niece and nephew in addition to the friends I have made as a public land hunter. Definitely recommend to anyone looking at hot tent camping.Edit: works like a champ for cooking and heating at camp. The silicone mat does its job rather well, though some may wish to purchase a larger one simply to aid in the cleanliness of the wood ash/ debris. Added a couple extra photos of inside the tent at night. The sight window makes monitoring easy without overwhelmingly casting bright light into the tent (hasn't disturbed my slumber, unlike the errant camp coyote).

Wonderful stove for camping.

The media could not be loaded.  This is one great little stove kinda came at me out of nowhere ..I was in the market for a budget friendly tent stove ( there are lots on here) and this one caught my eye as it had no reviews at the time nor videos I wasn’t quite sure but I’m glad I got into it.It has an all stainless steel construction the welds are good and tight no gaps or holes the glass is nice and it has the side racksit has removable center cap that allows for direct flame cooking And side racks that are good for storing wood or small pots even to keep your camp cup warm.. It came with an internal rack which gives you a little bit of breathability under the fire it has a built-in dampener in the front and an adjustable dampener on the stove pipe Between the two they give great adjustability and control over the burn rate of the wood.It’s a little bit deeper than some of the wood stoves on the market and that means you can put a bigger pieces in there meaning you’ll get a better burn time. At the time of this review the stove was approximately $159.00 with a $20 discount bringing it down in price to a place that is very competitive and a great value for the price.I had one question and customer service contacted me back within a day which is very important to me as a customer. Great job on fit and finish.My next project will be to try their titanium fold up stove which I will do a video review as well once I get my hands on one. But as for this stove it’s winner worth betting on. Get it while you can !

It did the job and kept me warm but it's very small and needs to be constantly monitored. Like, you can't just load some wood and go to bed. It's gonna burn out after a few hours and you'll wake up freezing cold, then have to get out of your cot/sleeping bag/whatever and re-light a new fire.A solid, uninterrupted night's sleep isn't really an option. I like bringing along a couple 2x4's, cut to 10", just to throw in. They don't last long.Maybe I'm asking too much, but you'll also need to disassemble and clean the whole thing because soot builds up super fast. I suspect you safely have about 2 days of regular use before the whole thing becomes a chimney fire waiting to happen. That's a bit of a concern thanks to wildfires and drought conditions where I live. Even with a spark arrest added to the top (not included).I do like that the box it came in also serves as a way to store it (once cooled), and that the stove pipes, along with the arrestor, can be stored inside it as well.All in all, it's a camp stove that works. Just temper your expectations and add some 1/4" gasket material and some stove caulk around the front panel so it seals when closed. Then, some locking washers to the chimney and stove dampers so they stay in place.

Stove itself is excellent. I've been using this stove for about 3 months and the "Chimney with dampers" piece unexpectedly snapped off. Is there a way to replace this?