FireHiking Ultralight Hot Tent with Stove Jack Teepee Tent for 1 Person

The media could not be loaded.  For the price this tent is great!It is light weight which was my primary reason for my purchase, but it only sleeps one. I purchased a stove with an 8’ chimney which was clearly over kill, but I do plan to purchase a second larger tent for the family.The stove Jack prevents any burning, the tent for a single pole set up is quite stable even in gusty winds of Saskatchewan, just be sure to tie out the tent.

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.

Nice tent light weight only used it once at hunting season havent had a chance to give it a good test but soFar no issues!

I’ve used this on a couple camp outs with my stove. If I could change one thing it would have to be the location of the stove jack. If you plan on using a cot in this tent, just know it’s enough room for one guy, a stove and your gear. Because of the size of the tent it warms up really quickly but when your stove burns out it does cool off really quickly.

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.