UNDUSLUY Portable Wood Burning Stove for Camping, Stainless Steel Chimney Pipe, Outdoor Heating & Cooking Hot Tent Stove for Hunting, Ice Fishing & Backpacking

Have had for three years and it has surpassed all expectations for it's size quality of build. Long lasting burning with great heat output, and very little leakage an incredible value for the price one of the best products I have gotten from Amazon.

I absolutely love this! Works great and can take camping!

Good place to start. You couldn't buy the material and put it together the way it comes for less than $90. That being said you will be fixing things on this and modifying. I had mine burning as hot as I could get it(two sections of chimney pipe were glowing red.) It warped and popped a couple of seams, was still able to use it like that. I will be welding the seams back together. Smokes out the front when you open door to add wood. I found tilting the stove foward so smoke naturally flowed to the back helped a ton. May add a 1" plate at door opening to help catch some of that smoke as well. When drafting propery after getting up to temp I didn't experience any leaks. I would probably start it with the tent open and plenty of ventilation until things get up to temp and then just keep her running! I also placed some large rocks around my stove to help hold some of the heat in my tent area( thermal mass). I would recommend this stove for car camp only, not a back packing stove. While it is light it's also kinda heavy to be packing around!

Every slows down passing my campsite as they see me cooking on my little stove with my good kit hen pans. It is the perfect size for cooking for a couple. It put off alot of heat that took the chill off the cool summer evening. I thought it seemed thin at first but has held up well to the high heat. It was super easy to set up and love that I can cook without smoke blowing in my face. Great value! The fire needs fed alot since it is small so I would not use it as heat overnight.

I wanted a wood stove for tent camping. This seemed like a good stove that it is not so heavy and bulky. Tried it the first time and it emit these burning paint smell and smoke. After about half an hour later it seemed to had no paint smell. This stove does have issue with smoke leaking. So you will have smoke occasionally in the tent. The biggest issue is that the paint is cheap. It does not withstand the heat and came off. The top of the stove is white. I tried wiping it off, and most of the top paint came off. This does not affect the performance, but kind of make the stove look cheap.

This is a well built little wood stove perfect for 10 camping or as emergency heat piped out a window. I wish that it had a better seal on the front door at first but when the fire is burning properly there is no smoke coming back through the door so it's awesome! Got myself a duffel bag with a hard bottom and I can put it right inside there with my fire kit and some small kindling and it's ready to go for camping or emergency!

Simple, sturdy and lightweight. No frills just heat. I was able to warm a teepee style tent in minutes using sticks and twigs. It will also burn long using split cord wood and adjusting the flue. Definitely recommend it for winter camping!

If I could give this product negative stars … I promise I would… I was so excited about this product. I recently purchased a stargazer tent and thought this would be an excellent addition to our winter camping… Boy was I wrong.. the assembly was easy… The smoke off was easy… However, when we moved the stove in the tent, we didn’t realize there was smoke escaping from the base of bottom pipe attached to the stove and all around the door of the unit. At the end of the night, when we settled in and windows and doors were rolled down… the room filled with smoke.. my wife realized she couldn’t see the other side of the room… We quickly got up.. One of us tackled the fire.. while the other got the windows and door back open.. We spent the night huddled in our sleeping bags… The next morning, we relit it to discover where the smoke was escaping. On top of all that, the legs of the stove neatly burnt through the bottom of our new tent. The fire mat underneath apparently got so hot it started to melt into the tent floor. Lucky we were able to separate the mat without causing a hole.