Tiger Roar

Great little stove. Warms up my canvas “Bell” tent nicely. Good size and easy set up and take down. I did get the heavier chimney pipes which are also a great upgrade. It’s a winner.

If you are looking for a sturdy stove at a great price, you have found it! I added this OneTigris stove to match my Rock Fortris tent and what a unit! The stainless steel construction holds up well when packed in with the rest of my gear, and the weight anchors it in place while giving the stovepipe a firm foundation. The window is smaller when compared to other stoves, but it is more than sufficient at giving a reassuring glow. If you are looking for a way to add comfort to your overnights while you extend the camping season, this is the answer.

Great little stove. Kept us warm! People complain about the flue only being open or closed, just tighten the nut and its adjustable just fine. People talking about smoke coming out of the pipes obviously put the pipes together incorrectly. The sole issue i saw was taking the coals out, and that I just took it outside and dumped it. Easy peasy(wear gloves if its still hot but wasnt a problem at all.)

Bought for my grandson for camping. He loved it. Decent size and heavy duty

Very good stove, it has a learning curve........keep the wrenches for the flu hardware with you, pipe design could be reversed for more options. This stove kept me alive in 3f temps. So far used 6 nights straight with no issues other then the flu hardware coming loose. Stainless Steel body and Section piping is much much better then rinky dink titanium foil piping in my opinion.

This is one of the best deals on a hot tent stove I have found yet. I have several and this is the most complete and right priced. It comes with a nice variety of pipes it's solid made no frills to cause problems it's easy to carry and maintain

It came packaged very well. The main unit seems very sturdy and well-built. I like that aspect. My main issue is with the chimney piping. It is very thin and flimsy metal that bends quite easily. On first burn there seems to be some film that is bubbling and flaking off. Not true stainless. Not a single piece of pipe is actually round, instead an oblong shape that allows for gaps and inconsistencies when assembled. As others have stated the chimney assembly is backward from what it should be. Instead of the female end going on top of a male end, it's the opposite, male end points downwards into the female receptor. This allows smoke and gas to escape through the many gaps in the oblong-shaped pipes. This is a huge problem for inside a tent or sauna where smoke/gas buildup is especially negative. In terms of burning, it burns hot and is easy to use. Make sure your flue is open and its easy to get started and keep going. I used a temp gun on the top and it was over 500 degrees, so it gets up there.

This little stove is a great product for car camping. It keeps you warm all night in your hot tent. So, is it worth the money? Yes. Are there better stoves out there? Also yes. Pros: -will produce hot coals and keep you warm all night -no assembly required (only putting pipes of chimney together) -comes with extra glass piece (if window breaks) -all pieces can fit into the stove -large enough to heat up a drink and a small skillet simultaneously -cut resistant gloves included -elbow pipes included Cons: -fold in legs are kind of flimsy and can collapse during use -no warming tray/grill -small key ring type handle in front of stove is too small for adjusting air flow safely -you must use cut resistant gloves (included) when assembling the chimney pieces -flue adjuster only stays totally open or totally shut -creosote build up makes it difficult to disassemble pipes after use -HEAVY (car camping use only, unless you have a mule) -difficult to remove coals after use The main problems I have had with this stove are trivial, but with some subtle changes, it could be a GREAT product. If this stove had more table legs, lost some weight, and fixed the stove pipe problem, it would be a clear winner. A really hot burn with all vents open will loosen up the creosote, but if you need to keep a lower heat during the night and leave in the morning this is a pain. Removing the leftover coals and ash can be achieved by turning the stove upside down (thank goodness for the handle), but this rarely removes everything, which can be messy. The burn is good once you have left the vents open for a while and larger pieces have caught. It can be difficult to re-ignite the stove in the morning. With vents open, it should suck air into the stove and begin lighting again, but this can be troublesome compared to a traditional wood stove. Overall, I'd suggest this product if you are only car camping with it. If you plan to go into the backcountry, I'd look elsewhere.

Initial impressions after burn in: Stove is well built, excellent for the price point. No leaks. No construction flaws. Well thought out design. Pipes are decent quality. Better than expected. They are not perfectly circular but seemed to expand when heated, and I didn't see any smoke leaks from them. Important: Adding more stove pipe sections increases the draft, and improves performance. I started the burn in with only 1 pipe on the stove, I then experimented by adding sections. Once I added a few sections the draft increased dramatically to the point that you can hear the air whooshing through the stove body. Note that the draft also increases as the stove body and pipe heats up. I'm not sure if you will need a spark arrestor with this design as it has a baffle on the outlet before the damper. I will be testing it more to verify this, but I have a feeling it won't be needed, as the sparks would hit the baffle plate instead of being sucked up through the chimney pipe. Stove took on a really nice rose gold tone after burn in. This stove is heavier than the titanium options but is much more robust. More mass means it holds heat better than titanium. The downside is that it also takes longer to cool down so plan time for the cooling before packing it down. If you can pull it on a sled, atv, or car camp I believe this is probably the best choice on Amazon. I will be pulling my gear behind me on a sled, or using a vehicle, so for my needs the robustness is more important than the weight for now.

Well made, well designed, a little expensive but you get what you pay for. I'm a woodstove owner, so know what I'm talking about unlike some on here. Stove has excellent design in the door for air adjusting, damper on the rear pipe. Could use some insulating rope on the door for a better seal. You can get this stove as hot as you'd want on full air, or bring it down. The legs are decent quality. The sides bent slightly after about 24 hrs of use, not surprising as we used this in -12c in ontario for 2 days and it heated the tent well. I do note that I would only use this for occassional camping/fish hut, I don't think it would survive if you used it daily or frequently in a small shop, not sure. The only concern is the pipes are really cheap and don't fit perfectly into the receiver. Buy better pipe. Also like the front window so you can see what's going on. Not ideal for hiking, a little heavy and bulky. I recommend.

The stove itself is decent solid quality comparable to pomoly stoves. The flue pipe is basically tinfoil, deformed and not even rolled at the edges (shown with pomoly pipe). Flue fit is very poor and has numerous spots for smoke and gases to escape. I recently purchased a cubic mini, G-stove, winnerwell nomad in L & S size, pomoly dweller....this is not a g-stove or winnerwell, but could be a pomoly if they upgraded the flue pipe. Still a good value overall when on sale ($280 Canadian), but could be awesome with a few minor tweaks and quality upgrades. UPDATE: After using the stove I have gone from 3 to 4 star rating. It burns good and hot, and the 45 degree pipe fits much better on the stove due to their expanding tapered edge....nice solid construction, but flue pipe quality and pipe fit need improvement. Took on a beautiful bronze.

Can you really say anything bad about a stove this size, for the money? Not really... everything looks well made. Nice thick stainless...good stove pipe. 2 dampers that work...and a nice window for some light/ keeping an eye on the fire. Smoke will back draft when the door is open. That is due to the chimney size...I'm not one bit surprised by this. Have your wood ready, slightly Crack the door open for 15 seconds or so...and put the wood in fast and close the door again....Walla....problem solved. Stove burn time is pretty impressive as well . And the stove it's self holds the heat for a long time. Put some stove bricks on it or some flat river rock and you have something that will radiate heat for a long time. I'm happy. 10/10.

I received my OneTigris tent stove and the door hinge arrived incomplete. The top hinge is missing the pin. (See Photos) I sent an email to OneTigris and I am waiting for their response. I see this as a quality control and perhaps design issue. Unlike a door there is no cap on the hinge to keep it from falling out. I received my stove November 3. During the initial burn I noticed that the door hinge pin was missing. It was not in the box. The stove performed well when the door was closed. Great heat and damper control. The provided gloves were pretty minimal and I still needed to be careful based I. The heat the stove was putting out. Maintained heat for quite a while. The included stove pipe and the damper tube result in the smaller diameter inserting inside the damper tube instead of going over it. Happy with the stove. Just some initial quality issues and some design quirks with the provided pipes.