Winnerwell Woodlander Large Tent Stove | Portable Wood Burning Stove for Tents, Shelters, and Camping | 1500 Cubic Inch Firebox | Precision Stainless Steel Construction | Includes Chimney Pipe

Felt compelled to leave a review because this stove is so good. Bought the stove to use in my sauna. Just installed it, bought a section of triple walled stove pipe to go through the roof. This thing does not have a gasket on the door but it doesn't need it, the burn is really easy to control w/ the air intake and damper in the pipe. The controlled burn is needed so things don't overheat which can happen, this thing can start glowing, so far I have not had any warping of the metal being careful its not too hot. Looks really good in the sauna, stainless steel is high quality, pipe sections are also stainless and are super sturdy. Couldn't be happier.

I purchased the Woodlander Stove about a month ago in excitement for a 9 day deer hunting trip. This thing is awesome and it works perfectly. Heats my 10X14 Kodiak Canvas Flexbow tent so well I can’t close the windows when it is stoked up. The night time temps on this trip ranged from 3 to 35 degrees Fahrenheit. Highs in the lower 40’s. Worked better than I expected. I placed a second order once I was home from the trip. (wanted additional stove pipe pieces). I received a call from Mike at Dwell Outdoor Products/ Springbar Tents. He explained to me that one of the parts I ordered did not look correct to him according to my past order. I called him back and he shipped the correct parts. I have not had customer service like this in a long time. Thanks Mike! (Sorry for not buying the Springbar tent from you guys, I bought the tent before the Stove). I have recommended this product to a few friends and I know they will be happy with it. Thanks again Mike!!!!

This is a generational stove. Don’t waste money on anything less.

Pros: Size, ease of setup and breakdown, and overall good construction. I've had it for years and it is durable and works well with my white duck canvas tent that has chimney vent hole. Cons: The design of the product leaves too big of an air gap along the door, so even if you try to block out all air-flow, the fire runs hot and leads to safety issues (see photo of how red hot my chimney gets each time i run it). The air inlet is fully closed, but you can see the gap along the door where the air continues to get in. In addition to the safety issue the red hot rear of stove and chimney, it burns hotter and quicker. My main use case for this was wanting to have prolonged, slow-burning woodstove heat overnight in my tent in snowy conditions. Due to the air gap, I'm having to get up two additional times each night to build a new fire.

I'm taking a star or so, I've had a large woodlander for a couple years, and it has done well. Keeps my 8x20 airstream comfy up here in Alaska. However, over time the grate kinda warped, not a huge deal, things break down. Unfortunately, they don't ship to Alaska, so much for 'the wildest places imaginable'. Be better winnerwell, or at least more truthful in your advertising.

The Winnerwell woodlander is with out a doubt one of the best portable woodburng stoves on the market. Made of heavyweight stainless steel that takes on a nice patina with a few burns. The vent pipes are heavy polished stainless steel and well made. For a portable tent stove the draw and burn time is very good.

This is very well constructed. Stainless steel of significant thickness. It's welded. This is for car camping, an outfitter base camp, or a camp transported using pack animals. It's 30 pounds and you don't want to take a long hike with it. There is a titanium folding model for those who wish to hike in. Mine was purchased to stay with a closet-full of long-term-storage emergency food, along with a felling axe, a pruning saw, and a lighter. I do have an off-grid vacation property and will try it out there sometime.

Feels like it was built to last no complaints. Worth the slight price increase over the competition!