KingCamp Surefire Stove Stainless Steel Frame Hot Tent Stove M

It's adorable hahaAside from that, it's really easy to assemble and goes together quickly. You really don't even need instructions. It's sturdy and compact which will make taking it on a trip a breeze. I can't wait to use it in my tent! Will definitely update once I've used it.

This wood stove is VERY well designed - it has been durable and it holds heat well. One of my favorite features is the removable top panel. It makes adding larger logs a breeze. The fitment of the stovepipes is great - just make sure you tighten everything (with the included tool). Customer service is excellent! I had a need for two additional pipe sections and they responded extremely rapidly.

This King camp stove really did a great job. I spent 7 days on the mountain for Elk camp and was very happy to be warm and comfortable. I cooked some delicious food on it too. ?

I took this camping and used it outside of my tent (I didn't have the tent with a stove pipe outlet). The stove is heavy, so I do not recommend it for primitive camping. It was easy to setup and put together. The cool thing is that when you have the fire going you can put the pipes on and it to direct the smoke higher up or away from you. Once the fire is going it radiates some good heat for keeping warm.

Got burned and all smoked. No good. I will return it!!! Leaks smoke too!(UPDATED REVIEW, ON 11/06/2023)I am updating my review, from 1 star to 5 stars. Because I think it's very worth it. Please read it completely. It will be very useful for you to do so.First, I want to thank the representative Elena from KingCamp for contacting me after my first review. Thank you for being so kind and professional.She offered to refund me half of my money, for the purchase of the chimney, for the inconvenience and dissatisfaction.I also want to clarify that, yes, it is true, the stainless steel of the chimney burned on the outside and smoked even the pipes. But, this weekend, I used it once again, and the aesthetics do not compare with its efficiency. This chimney heats a 16'x16' tent well and does combat the cold.And now, based on my experience, I recommend the following: Do not put firewood too close to the chimney door, so that the smoke does not escape. And also make sure that the top lid is closed correctly, and that the pipe lever is in "On". This way the air flows upwards and you avoid "choking" on the smoke. DO NOT touch the pipes after lighting the chimney. Because once they are hot, they become red hot.And well, I just hope that its durability is very satisfactory too. Thank you, that's all I wanted to clarify, because it seems very fair to me.I recommend buying it and I would too, if I would buy it again. Because I think, it would be very good to have one ready to use, as a reserve. Thanks KingCamp.

This stove is a great. It produces a good amount of heat but if this is your first stove take some time to understand how you need to start your fire and how to keep your coals. This packs up really well. I haven't tried cooking with it yet but it seems like that would be an easy task. Keeps my tent nice and toasty!

This heavy duty little camp stove is much better quality than I was thinking it was going to be. Maybe because I've had high hopes in the past, only to be let down by poor workmanship and cheap parts. I was eager to try it out, but I tried to keep my hopes and expectations realistic.When it arrived and found how heavy it was, I started to think it might actually be a solid setup. Not something that was flimsy. We set it up for the first time out back, so we could know before out next trip how it would work.Everything looked good and so I filled it with some long lasting fire starter sticks, to see how they would burn. It works well and there was good ventilation. There's some handy little grates on the stove top for sitting camping sized cookware on. And I like that they designed the chimney pipes in a way that they are sized just right for storing inside the stove, to prevent damage while transporting.Overall it's a great little set up for traveling with. There's better control over the cooking temperatures using this, compared to using a fire pit. I'm impressed!

This Kingkamp is the perfect little wood stove to use in my greenhouse this winter so I can continue to grow plants year round. I have used several other KingCamp brand items in the past and they have never disappointed me, so I wasn't surprised when I was very happy with this product. It's really great quality. I love how easy it is to store this stove, the stove pipe fits inside the stove. I found this stove easy to set up and easy to use. It burns wood well. The option to cool on top is nice as well.

This little stove is going to be perfect to use in the KingCamp bell tents and canvas tents that I've used. Once it is burned in, it really works well. The burn-in process wasn't too bad either since the stainless doesn't have too much to burn off . . .I've gotten a few other similar sized stoves and they are not as high quality as this one - everything is very intentional and down to the smallest screws, they are high quality.

I recently got a hot tent and ordered this little stove to use with it. Where I live we are still under strict fire restrictions so I have to wait probably another month or so to actually take this out and test it well. In the meantime, I'm pretty excited about this little stove and wanted to add some pics and comments about it. I'll try to return and update this after testing it out a few times this fall.When I opened the box I was immediately impressed with how sturdy and solid the stove feels. It seems to be manufactured very well and I didn't encounter any sharp edges or misaligned parts at all. Assembly was easy with the one-page instruction set and the stovepipe fit together tightly, though not so much that I can't easily disassemble it.I really like the glass windows in the side. Many of these stoves I've looked at don't have windows so it's not so easy to tell when to add more wood. This stove makes it easy to monitor your fire and adds the pleasant ambiance of seeing the flames inside the stove.I'm very pleased with this little stove so far and can't wait to test it out once the fire bans lift!

Did first burn. Due to earlier reviews, I was checking for leaks and initial burn off. Minor leak around chimney attachment and removable cover. Gonna weld those up as I don't want smoke in the tent. So. Got what i expected. Very efficient burn , nothing but ashes left. Wax the chimney joints and disassembly was a breeze. Quite happy with this stove. Construction is heavy and looks like I will get plenty of use out of this little stove.

Works great, used about 4 times but the glass does soot up very fast and starting to get a little smoke seepage from the door. I would suggest starting it off with pellets or something that gives off little carbon for it to get hot then add the wood once it’s really hot.

I have not used the stove yet as I only just received it, however I am impressed with the fit and finish thus far. It is every bit as sturdily constructed as other stoves that sell for more commercially. I do intend to purchase a couple additional segments of chimney pipe as I prefer to have it a bit further out the roof of my hot tent. The only thing I thought was comical was the free heat gloves that come with it. The gloves are decent mittens for my 12 year old, but hardly fit my hand! Either way, no loss of love for the stove itself.

On the heavy side but made very well and gets super hot if needed! I have used it in my Pomoly Stovehut 70, OneTigris Tegimen hammock hot tent, Warbonett Superfly hammock hot tarp and King Camp 3m bell tent, all with good results. It comes with a heat diffuser for the pipe and nice spark arrestor that kept my tents and tarps safe from embers and sparks on a few very windy days. Internally, its just a basic fire box with no secondary burn chamber or baffles and a slide out tray that collects ashes. It does have a large side glass that lets a good bit of heat and light fill the tent/tarp and side racks that fold out. Overall, its a good stove and will heat your small to medium sized tent or tarp with doors quite nicely.

Got this stove for our fall and winter camping trips and couldn't be happier. Only been used by us once so far but I was impressed at how well it kept our tent warm..( HOT sometimes!) We used it to keep our beverages hot also. Could also be used to dry out socks or gloves or keep food warm. Was simple to put together clean up and pack away. Very happy so far!