Seek Outside XL Titanium Wood Stove & Stovepipe

The Extra Large (XL) Titanium Stove is our largest rental stove.  It's well suited for the Courthouse or 12-Person Tipi tents.  It can also be used in the 8 man tipi with two people for winter camping.

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Stoves add comfort, the ability to dry gear, and gives cold weather trips an element of enjoyment and fun that is lacking without the stove. They allow you to go to bed warm and dry, and to warm up first thing in the morning. They can also extend or replace cooking fuel weight.

They don’t however, replace sleeping gear insulation. The stoves burn hot and fast, but to keep the temps up they need to be fed regularly. So if you have a forecast for 0° then you should have at least a 0° rated bag, unless you want to stay up all night stoking the fire.

Longer burn times require larger wood. If you prep larger wood you can get through the night with 3-4 stokings. In our opinion a good beefy knife for batoning rounds and a good quality folding or lightweight saw are all the tools you need for wood prep.  A good hatchet is nice for splitting kindling when you can pack one.

Features:
Titanium construction
Intake control
Sliding door
Damper with integral spark arrestor
Stove packs down to roughly 10.25″ X 14″ X 3″ tall
Stovepipe rolls up to roughly 12″ long cylinder 3 1/8″ in diameter (held in place by pipe rings and stowed in protective sleeve)

You can’t beat the comfort of a fire in camp! The Seek Outside stoves are a great way to bring the fire inside for those chilly nights and mornings to help you stay motivated.  They’ll warm up a tipi in a hurry and can help keep things warm as you’re cooking to reduce fuel usage.  The XL is good size for the Courthouse and 12-man tipis.  Wear gloves during assembly to avoid getting cut by the sharp edges on the pipe when sliding the retaining rings on.  

The XL puts out some serious heat and will eat up condensation and help you dry out gear even on the wettest of days.  If you’re heading out on a late season hunt, the XL will provide that extra level of comfort to help you get going in the morning and hunt hard regardless of what mother nature throws your way.

Instructions:

  • Stove Assembly – lay bottom out and assemble sides, back, front into the grooves.  Put top on, then keeping pressure on top and bottom insert one leg from bottom through top.  Install wingnut on top, then install wingnut on bottom and tension.  It is much easier to install the next three legs, just repeat the process.  The flat based weld nuts are feet.
    • When burning for the first time, do not over tighten the stove box or you will cause warping.  
    • Clean the titanium before the first burn – any fingerprints will heat set and be there forever.
  • Pipe Assembly – The pipe is a challenge to roll the first time, but after they’re burned-in, it’s a cinch.  At Rent Outdoor Gear, our pipes are always burned in for you!  The first burn heat sets the pipe, and gives it memory of the stovepipe shape.  The best way to roll the pipe is with two people wearing gloves – use the tent center pole as a mandrel and carefully roll the pipe on the tent pole a little smaller than needed.  Then with gloves on, slide the pipe retaining rings onto the pipe in even increments.  
    • The pipe goes around the damper.  Slide the lower pipe ring up to give some room for expansion, slip the pipe over the damper, then lower the pipe ring to tighten the joint.
    • Make sure there are no crinkles or creases in the pipe before the first burn, or they will be there forever.
  • Fire Starting –  Pyro Putty, Wetfire, Instafire, trioxane, commercial paraffin wax infused cardboard products (sold for starting charcoal grills), or vaseline soaked cotton balls all work great for starting fires in our stoves.  With one of these lit in the middle to back of the stove, start by placing small twigs or shavings on top, leaving plenty of breathing room until it’s going well.  Once a good coal bed is going you can place rounds in.   More traditional fire starting with jute twine, charcloth, flint and steel, shavings, etc, are crazy fun but unfortunately not in our stoves.  The door size limits access and the commercial or home prep fire starters work better.
  • Burn Chamber 10.25″ Tall / 10.25″ Wide / 14″ long / 1,471 cubic inches
  • Height with legs 15 inches 
  • Weight of Stove including Damper, legs, hardware, and Storage bag, is 50 oz.
  • Stovepipe weighs 22 oz (11 feet long)
  • Made in CO, USA

Stove Carrying Bag

Stove Pipe (11′ to work with a variety of shelters)

Damper & Screen

Stove body sides and rear panels, floor, lid, and door

4-Legs with thread on foot and 2 wingnuts w/washers each leg.

Gloves for assembly

Protective plastic sleeve for transporting rolled pipe

Used Sale Return Policy

Inspection Period

We allow a 3 day inspection period on all USED sale items. If, for any reason, you want to return the item within those 3 days, simply contact us to request a return for a refund (3% restocking fee MAY apply. See below for details). By default, we don't allow returns after the 3-day inspection window. Please keep this in mind when you place an order, and if you need us to delay arrival so that you're better positioned to test the item within three days of arrival, we'll be glad to work with you.

Restocking Fee

After the 3-day inspection window has passed, a restocking fee will be applied and will consider the number of days you've had the item, in tandem with prevailing market rental rates.