Mini Stainless Tent Stove (2025)

Solo Dave

The stove keeps it plenty warm however it’s not sufficient for overnight heat. You need to stoke it every hour and smoke backs up every time unless you add a log every 15 minutes before it goes to coals.

Not bad, but not great

We use the stove three times now. It does work and supplies decent amount of heat to the Twin Peak Luxe tent in weather around 30 F. It can be used to heat pans and pots but the top is too buckled to cook off of. We could only fit one pot at a time. It isnt that big so we had to use smaller pieces of wood. It doesnt hold that much wood so it will burn out after about an hour. Its good enough to give you that bushcraft feeling but will fall short in performance when the temps go low. Its only a little bigger than a 50 cal ammo can. I do like it, but will probably only use it in fall or spring. Once the stove pipe has been heated a few times it is effortless to set up. We added guy lines to the spark arrestor to keep the pipe stable. The first foot of those lines is metal. Only concern now is that a tent pole could get knocked over in the Twin Peak, on the stove side, and the tent would contact the stove. I did just recently learn that the tent stakes they sell has a spike on one end. The spike could be driven into the ground and would help greatly in preventing the pole from being knocked over. I wouldn’t hesitate to use the stove, but you need to be very mindful of what you’re doing in the tent and be safe. It is okay quality. Nothing to get excited about. It works for sure but you might have to tinker with it to be at its best.