Nomad View Medium Tent Stove | Portable Wood Burning Stove for Tents, Canopies and Camping | 800 Cubic Inch Firebox | Precision Stainless Steel Construction | Includes Chimney Pipe

Pour me chauffer dans mon mobilhome. , mais aussi pour le déplacer facilement en vue de voyager et de cuisiner partout

冬キャンプ用に購入しましたが、期待以上の満足感がありました。 まず感じたのは、ステンレス製ならではのしっかりした作りです。組み立ても思っていたより簡単で、各パーツの精度が高く、安心して使えました。 ガラス窓から炎が見えるのがとても気に入っています。暖を取るだけでなく、炎を眺めながらゆっくり過ごせるので、キャンプの時間がより特別なものになりました。 天板でお湯を沸かしたり簡単な調理ができるのも便利です。一台あるだけで暖房と調理を両立できるのが便利でした。 使用後は多少のお手入れは必要ですが、それも含めて「育てる道具」という感じがして愛着が湧きます。耐久性も高そうなので、これから何年も使っていきたいと思える品質です。 大きさはMサイズを購入しましたが、市販の薪がそのまま入るため正解でした。テントの大きさにもよると思いますが、車でのキャンプであればMサイズで十分かと思います。 デメリットですが灰受けがないため、使用後の掃除が少し大変なところです。市販の食品用トレーなどでも代用可能だと思いますが、奥行きの長さが足りないため私はステンレス製の洋風御盆を使用しています。 価格は決して安くありませんが、その分の満足感は十分ありました。薪ストーブを長く使いたい方や、冬キャンプをより快適に楽しみたい方には自信を持っておすすめできる一台です。

Really well packaged and very high quality beautifully designed product.

We are really impressed with the Winnerwell Nomad View, it is super easy to use and set up then take down again, everything just fits back inside again. It produces a good amount of heat and most importantly it directs the smoke up & away from you. We have used to cook on it and it’s brilliant. For best results, I would recommend you use dry hard wood for burning as you get more heat/warmth radiating and you don’t use so much wood. The medium is a good size for about 4-6 adults around it. Word of warning it is low to the ground and gets very hot so be careful with pets and kids. We put a fire guard around to stop our dogs getting close to it. The price is high but it’s a really well designed and a sturdy piece of equipment that should last years if you take care of it so I think good value for money. We looked at lots of outdoor stoves before choosing the Winnerwell and we were happy to pay a bit more for it due to the excellent reviews we read and the ease of use. There are many accessories and extras as well. We don’t use ours with a tent, we use it when camping, or when motorhoming or in our garden. Very pleased with our purchase.

Had the idea for years and finally gave it a whirl. Turned my e250 into a primitive cabin on wheels. What's a cabin without a wood stove? Kept me dry and plenty warm in the PNW rainforest in Nov/dec(which is pretty amazing) and even cleared the mositure off the ceiling. I used it every day for 2 months straight until unexpected situations rendered me anchored until further notice. For the hearth I used a layer of brick and two sheets of tile on the floor( stove sits on tile) Galvinized steel roofing for the back and side with a lack of brick and tile for the back and side as well. I would even rage this fire all day and night on the days it poured. Just make sure you clean the pipes every 2-3days if it's used continuously (do it as much as possible with these little stoves). Put it right behind driver's seat(still have the factory cage installed just pulled off the top part of it to install the Dickson's 3 inch chimney- used 2.5 to 3 adapted for a muffler or whatever it was for outside pipe. Only need one piece of pipe and arrestor for the outside.) Never had any issues with this set up nor even close calls. The pipe can get really hot turning red especially when getting it going. I've thought about trying the tungsten one if I needed another one. As long as you know how to handle a wood stove this is fine. Didn't even need a CO meter but it's a really good idea. If your wood isnt ideally seasoned it can be miserable. I used it in public areas as well(mostly boondocking trying to be alone strategy though). Even at a rest stop once. After the fire is going as long as your wood is seasoned you can't even see the smoke coming out and I think most people just see it as an antenna because who would be crazy to have a stove in their van :) It was an awesome winter 😇