Red Mountain Valley Outdoor Portable Tent Wood Burning Stove with 5-Section Chimney and 2 Dual Rakes, Hot tiny rv cast iron tent stove for hunting,camping

I wondered why I was being smoked out in my tent and the chimney holes were getting clogged up so make sure to clean them besides that it's all metal design makes for less failure points. The heat resistant pad on the door fell off after a few uses I'll need to buy high temp glue to repair but besides that it's a fireplace for your tent

I used this wood burner on a hunting trip with a Vevor yurt style tent. The wood burner heated the tent well but you needed to keep the door cracked slightly to maintain a proper draft. Once you closed the door the fire did not like to burn. There was a metal warning tag on the back of the wood burner that was glued on. It fell off as you could imagine it would with being glued on. Make sure you burn this wood burner outside several times to cure or burn off the paint. It smells horrible and would be unbearable in a tent if you do not do it. Other than that, I liked the size and weight of the product as it makes it easy to use and store.

Very disappointed. No air intake, so closing the door snuffs the fire. If you leave it cracked for air flow it gets terribly smokey. Also even after hours of outside burn to eliminate the toxic odor it still smells insanely chemically. Would not recommend.

Looks great out of the box, but i would look for another stove. The piping never stays straight, after the first fire it will leak the smelly paint down the piping and just makes it all look super bad. The feet of the stove aren't the most stable, plus its hard to keep the fire going without keeping the front open which in returns lets a lot of smoke in. Has potential, but just too many issues for me.

Have yet to use it