Nomad Wood Burning Tent Stoves
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Nomad Wood Burning Tent Stoves

$429.00
Size Medium
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Description

The Winnerwell Nomad wood burning tent stove heats a canvas tent and cooks dinner on the same flat top. It is built from AISI 304 stainless steel, with a glass door window and legs and shelves that nest flat for transport.

Pick the Medium or Large size to match your tent and stove jack.

Why it works

  • AISI 304 stainless steel resists heat, rust and corrosion
  • Rectangular firebox with a flat cooktop for pots and kettles
  • Heat-resistant glass window and air-control damper for easier fire management
  • Wide four-leg base for stable footing on uneven ground
  • Legs and foldable side shelves nest so the stove packs flat
  • Works with Winnerwell stove accessories

Fit

For compatible canvas tents, teepees and shelters with a stove jack. Match the pipe diameter to your stove jack: 2.5 in on the Medium, 3.5 in on the Large.

Specs

Medium (910206)

  • Stove body: 15 x 7.9 x 8.3 in (380 x 200 x 210 mm)
  • Assembled: 16.9 x 20.7 x 90.7 in
  • Pipe: 2.5 in diameter, 14.4 in sections
  • Net weight: 20.9 lb (9.5 kg)

Large (910205)

  • Stove body: 18.1 x 9.8 x 9.8 in (460 x 250 x 250 mm)
  • Assembled: 19.7 x 25.6 x 107.9 in
  • Pipe: 3.5 in diameter, 16.9 in sections
  • Net weight: 33 lb (15 kg)
  • Material: AISI 304 stainless steel

In the box

  • Stove body
  • 4 straight chimney pipes
  • Airflow controller
  • Spark arrestor
  • Ash scraper
  • Grate

Warranty

Winnerwell covers its products with a limited warranty against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship.

Shipping and returns

Ships by ground parcel to the lower 48 states.

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Shop more firepits

Nomad or Woodlander? Both are Winnerwell 304 stainless stoves in Medium or Large with a glass door, a cooktop and fold-out side shelves. The Nomad is a compact rectangular box on four nesting legs, so it takes less floor space in the tent. The Woodlander has a round belly body on three wide tripod legs for uneven ground. See the Woodlander.

Questions

Which Winnerwell Nomad size suits my tent and firewood?
Pick by firewood and tent size. Per Winnerwell, the Medium holds about 800 cubic inches, is 16.9 x 20.7 x 90.7 in assembled and uses 2.5 in pipe. The Large holds about 1500 cubic inches, takes standard split firewood, is 19.7 x 25.6 x 107.9 in assembled and uses 3.5 in pipe. The last assembled figure is the height to the chimney top. Match the pipe to your stove jack.
How much clearance does the Nomad stove need inside a tent?
Winnerwell recommends at least 18 inches between the stove and anything combustible, cut by half with a non-combustible heat shield or fireproof hearth. The flue must exit through a fireproof stove jack, and Winnerwell strongly recommends a triple wall pipe section and flashing kit at that point. Stake or bolt the legs down when you can so the stove cannot tip over.
What can I burn in a Winnerwell Nomad?
Only dry, seasoned wood, per Winnerwell. It is not built for coal, and Winnerwell says never to start it with lighter fluid or other accelerants. It is a recreational stove for tents, shelters and outdoor cooking, not certified or intended for residential use. Never leave it burning unattended, and wear leather gloves, since the whole surface gets extremely hot.
How do I get a clean, hot burn from the Nomad, especially the first time?
Winnerwell strongly recommends running the first several fires outside to practice. Start with plenty of small tinder to build a hot bed of coals fast, which sets up a strong draw, then add larger pieces and tune the door damper. Little to no visible smoke from the chimney means it is burning efficiently. Do not overload it, since excess heat can warp the stove.
How does the Nomad pack up for travel, and what is included?
The legs and side shelves nest flat against the stove body, and the pipe sections, spark arrestor and ash scraper stow inside it, per Winnerwell. Packed, each stove is about the size of its stove body: 15 x 7.9 x 8.3 in for the Medium and 18.1 x 9.8 x 9.8 in for the Large. Each comes with the stove body, an airflow controller pipe, 4 straight chimney pipes, a spark arrestor and an ash scraper.
Can I cook on the Winnerwell Nomad as well as heat with it?
Yes. The flat top is 1/8 inch thick 304 stainless steel over a 1/16 inch body, built for pots and kettles, per Winnerwell. Level side shelves give you room to set food and cookware, and they double as carry handles. The Medium works with Winnerwell's 2.5 inch accessories and the Large with its 3.5 inch line, and the steel takes on a patina after burning.

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