FIREHIKING Hot Camping Tent - Ultralight Tepee With Stove Jack for 1-2 Adults

The media could not be loaded. This tent is amazing, easy to set up and light . It got me through the winter of 2025 with a tent stove.Great for backpacing and a quick getaway

I found a small hole but they put seam sealer on it. The tent pole is a bit too tall. It leaves a big opening on the bottom of the tent. I would suggest use an adjustable pole. The smoke stack was well made. No hook inside to hang a light. You can use the top of the zipper open to let smoke from your stove out and get air. Door opens from both ends. Make sure you tie your door up or it will hit your stove. Otherwise I will use the hell out of this tent. Good job

You will love this little hot tent! One of the reasons the Fire Hiking hot tent is the best teepee hot tent of 2021 is due to its price and quality. It also comes with a stove jack that will accomodate stove pipes up to 3 and a half inches in diameter. The stove jack is made of aramid which is nicer than a fiberglass stove jack because you won't get splinters from it like some other stove jacks I've seen.The tent fabric is made of a 66D polyeurathane ripstop fabric. Many budget hot tents do nothave ripstop weaving so it's nice to see the quality and crafstmanship in the design of this tent. The stitching is high quality with no lose threads. All seams are fully seam taped and do not leak! I've used it several times in light and heavy rain with no issues with leakage whatsoever!The vent at the peak of the tent has a plastic rib plus a metal stay to keep the vent open during heavy rain and heavy snow which helps condensation issues and keeps the air flow when burning a wood stove. This vent does not collapse even under intense rain! Which is nice to know, seeing as you need exchange of air to safely run a wood stove to reduce risk of carbon monoxide gas build up. Overall exceptional value and quality for the price.

I got this delivered on Jan 4th and set it up in the back yard for an incoming snow a day or so later. I still haven't taken it down as of Feb 7th. Luckily we've gotten a few multiple inch snows since then, which is rare for the bluegrass region of KY. I went out and started a fire every day we had snow on the ground and had a blast hanging out in there while I had any of my 4 dogs outside. I expected it to have a couple of leaky areas due to a youtube review by Adventures with Spackmann so I got some seam sealer when I ordered the tent. It leaked a bit around a couple horizontal seams while it was raining, but I'm sure the seam sealer will easily fix that before I take this thing camping. It's been up over a month and it's still holding strong. I did manage to get one spark to burn a tiny hole in it, but a patch of Gorilla tape will fix that right up. Despite its minor leaking I'm super happy with this tent. Everything about it is great considering the price.

I only spent 2 nights in it but it was pretty solid, it was easy to set up and came with extra tent pegs that saved my friends, it’s definitely a 1 man with gear tent. I’ve camped a LOT and this is my first hot tent and I’d say it’s much better than relying on body heat, just make sure to dig a trench around it so rain or snow that melts won’t flow into your area. I recommend it 100%

I've taken this tent hot camping and it served admiralbly. I recommend not using the inner tent as even my 15 inch stove was taking a bit of room. The stove jack is bit for up for my tastes so it was a bit cramped with the cot, stove and wood pile. the test is easy to set up if you drive the pegs first with the door closed. You get plenty of guide wires which I would not skip. They really open up the tent. I haven't tried it in a heavy storm before but it would likely hold well with a good treatment. My only gripe is there is no snow skirt but given the size you would likely not even need it.Overall gets the job done and made a fall trip more enjoyable.

The answer is yes. I was able to lay two sleeping pads in an L shape around the stove on the edges. Granted I am using a tiny paint can hot stove but there was room for two 6'3" individuals inside with room around the stove. Its tight for headroom but plenty of crawling space and laying space for us and stove. Bigger stove probably wouldn't fit two people only for mini stoves but one person and big stove would be just fine. I got it from 34°F outside up to 72°F inside the hot tent with the door slightly cracked. Seems like Good quality and loads of fun. No burning from stove in the first few hours of use. Good stove jack.

Good sturdy materials, very easy to set up. I haven’t actually stayed in it yet and I didn’t put the stove pipe in yet, but I plan to soon.