Docred Portable Camping Wood Stove with Chimney and Grill

A tent stove changes what the season means. Instead of packing the gear away in October you keep going, because there is a fire inside the tent doing work no sleeping bag can do alone. The catch with most wood stoves is that they are heavy, awkward things you would never load into a car for a weekend. This one folds down and nests, and it fits in a trunk with room left over for the rest of the kit.

The chimney sections, the 90-degree elbow, the anti-spark pipe, the ash scraper and the grate all stow inside the firebox for transport. The legs fold flat and the side shelves double as carrying handles. Setting up means unfolding it, stacking the chimney to whatever height your tent stove jack needs, and lighting it. Use it with good ventilation and a fireproof mat.

Once it is running, the airflow damper lets you throttle the burn rather than just feeding it and hoping, and the big glass window means you can watch the fire without opening the door. The top cover flips into a BBQ grill, so you can boil a kettle, cook dinner or grill over it. Gloves and an ash rake come in the box. Kettle not included. Three sizes are offered depending on the tent you run.

• Everything nests inside chimney, elbow, anti-spark pipe, scraper and grate pack into the firebox.
• Foldable legs and side shelves the shelves become carrying handles for the trip out.
• Fits tent stove jacks stack the chimney to the height your tent actually needs.
• Airflow damper throttle the burn up or down instead of just adding more wood.
• Large glass window see when it needs feeding without opening the door and losing heat.
• Top flips into a BBQ grill boil, cook or grill on the same stove that heats the tent.
• Gloves and ash rake included handle hot parts and clear ash without improvising.
• Three sizes tent stove at 14.96 x 7.68 x 8.66 in, or large-tent and 2-in-1 sauna at 18.1 x 9.84 x 10.6 in.