OneTigris TIGER ROAR Hot Tent Stove - First Burn

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I recently received the OneTigris TIGER ROAR Hot Tent stove and want to bring you along for the initial burn and first look. I hope you enjoy the video and don't forget to Subscribe, Like and Share.
Thanks for watching,
Kenny D

STOVE SPECIFICATIONS
Weight: 21.2lb/9.6kg
Material: Body 304 Stainless Steel, Pipe 201 Stainless Steel
Dimensions: 8.5*17.3*10.6”/21.5cm(L)*44cm(W)*27cm(H)

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[KentuckyWoodsman]

That looks like a pretty sweet little stove! I like the glass window in the door especially!

[douglasreeves]

Looks like a good hot tent stove. Thanks for sharing.

[mr.fisher]

Looks to be made very well. Just what I need - another hot-tent

[oldschoolwithamoderntwist]

, ,,hiya Kenny, , , ,pretty nice little stove, ,

[lowermichiganadventures]

I think am going to do one ☝️ little 2 year update on my stove this weekend before I put it on the market

[Canadian_Craftsman]

Beautiful stove 😍 stainless steel should last a lifetime I love my woodstoves!! Stay strong&healthy safe&happy!!(=✌💚

[kevinbungles]

Excellent and even better the MRS UT has given you the ok to turn it into a cabin.... winner

[timbo]

Looks like a good one. You would be damn happy to have one if you are winter camping, in which case you might be tugging it behind you on a sled, so the weight is not a big issue.

[AdamRomanoExplores]

Thanks for sharing Kenny. Would love to see you put this in the onetigris teepee tent and do an overnight. Hint hint :)

[ali]

Thanks for the review! Do you think it might work for a small outdoor traditional sauna? Sauna would be about 6' x 7' x 7'. My idea is to buy a stone basket separately and place it on top of the flat surface of the stove. Buying a stove purposed specifically for a sauna ain't cheap so I'm looking for other solutions.

[lowermichiganadventures]

Am selling mine just upgraded to POMOLY but it is a nice stove the stove pipe starts to crack after two seasons of use but the stove itself is still solid as a rock maybe you just have to replace stove pipe every 3 or 4 years thanks 🙏 for sharing

[lowermichiganadventures]

I see you posted a year ago do you still love ❤️ it and how’s the stove pipe holding up

[lowermichiganadventures]

I think the stove itself will last 20 years or more easily it’s condition is still like the day I bought it other than a little dirty

[Jdoel-ne]

Would this work in a garage, about 20x20??