I am debating between this one and the SO line. I too absolutely love the folding design, but hate to buy from China. Other than the manufacturing location I think this stove is awesome. They also make a hot water heater that sits on top and wraps partially around the stove pipe. Instant hot water, really awesome.Well, I ordered this bad boy. I've been looking for a beefer Ti stove. Think I may have found it. Plus I hate putting together stoves in the backcountry. This stove might solve that problem too. I will post more once I get it.
WINNERWELL® FASTFOLD TITANIUM STOVE
Ultralight and Ultra-packable, the Winnerwell Fastfold Titanium Wood Burning Tent Stove is the premier ultralight tent stove for backcountry skiers, hunters, and explorers. Ideal in lightweight stove-compatible shelters like pyramid and teepee tents, the Fastfold Titanium Stove folds flat and...springbarcanvas.com
No, not the way the Winnerwell does for the portable marketAre there any other brands that fold up like Winnerwell?
I am debating between this one and the SO line. I too absolutely love the folding design, but hate to buy from China. Other than the manufacturing location I think this stove is awesome. They also make a hot water heater that sits on top and wraps partially around the stove pipe. Instant hot water, really awesome.
Someone has to mark it upIs it made in China? You would think it would be a lot cheaper if it was...
Thanks.You saved me $500.00 and the hassle of return shippingFrom their website:
“ Winnerwell International is a team of designers and fabricators based in Qingdao, China.”
The website mentions to make sure it is assembled square before the first burn-in. Maybe whomever you heard from didn't have it assembled quite right and it burned in warped. Just a thought.can anyone who's used this a lot chime in on how it's held up? I'm inbetween the Luxe 3w and this one. Heard the top cover warps bad enough that it can't be used as a good flat surface to cook on
Whoever told you that obviously hasn't used it, or used it incorrectly. It's a much thicker top than any of the other stoves I've used or seen. The whole stove body is heavier gauge material. The pipe, on the other hand, seems like it was an afterthought.can anyone who's used this a lot chime in on how it's held up? I'm inbetween the Luxe 3w and this one. Heard the top cover warps bad enough that it can't be used as a good flat surface to cook on