love it

Very pleased

I just finished setting it up and its burning as im writing this. Im impressed with how easy this thing is to set,even the pipe rolled up easier then I expected. Started a fire and I haven't had any problems pretty straight forward so far so good. Ill be taking it out to idaho in a few weeks can't wait.

Fast shipping. Love the xl stove I got with the 4 person tipi.

Can't wait to put this stove to work this elk season! Easy to assemble and VERY packable!

XL stove was easy to put together did watch a video and the first time use it said to use alcohol wipes to wipe down the stove after putting it together for the first time to eliminate your fingerprints to be there forever when you do the first burn. We have not did the first burn yet so can't say much until we complete this next step.

Great stove. Compact and light weight. Very quick and easy to set up. No small loose parts to get lost.

Goes together extremely easily, this is ideal when your cold, baffle and air intake sliding door are the best features. The front door does still warps and allow smoke out the top. The traingle leg design can be tippy when loading and the lack of clamping at the rear sides can allow the bottom to warp and expose red hot coals from the sidewalls popping out of the raised lip. The front door handle can also fall since there is no ledge for it to rest on and its only held in with pressure from a raised ridge - not ideal as the heat and cooling can cause the door to open. Tried to email customer support about buying additional parts on my own dime to improve the stove to how I want it to perform and recieve no response. For the money I spent, personally I wouldn't buy another one. For reference this is my second lightweight stove I have owned. Have over 100 nights in stove use experience.

Bought Torrid XL over the holidays. Just fired it up in May. Have only run it once for a couple hours for initial burn in.

Total weight and weight of parts matches advertised weight. Thanks.

Initial stove assembly wasn’t bad but it did take a little fussing.

Stove pipe took a LOT of patience. Tried the solo angle roll several times. No luck. Then grabbed wife and my daughter put one on each end and me in the middle. Gave that up because it seemed like we were going to crease it. Went back to just rolling it at an angle from each corner over and over and then it was a cinch. So probably do angle roll from each corner ten times, then it went together pretty easy.

It came with 6 rings. I can see my self losing them. Will likely order more just to have on hand.

For cutting hole in stove jack I traced stove pipe ring with sharpie. Set up TP and made 4 cuts with knife. Then added 4 more cuts to get it just so. Ended up making top and bottom cuts a hair longer. This allowed pipe to go in at an angle then pivot to straight up and down with a pretty good seal.

I burned it in for an hour. Then the kids moved in. Probably burned it for 2 hours total on a 45-50F day. Small fire, super warm. It was so warm it may give me an excuse to buy a standard size Torrid to save a little weight and space. But I do like the large fire box and am happy I got the XL. I pre cut my bigger wood to 11ish inches long. Stove swallows them up just fine. I wanted the wood shorter than the fire box to make feeding easy.

All smoke went up the stack, no smoke came out of the joints. Let it cool all the way. Dumped out the ash. The stove body rolled up no problem. Stove pipe had more memory on the side closest to the stove. Rolling from the other end went well. Everything fit back in the case no problem.

I’m completely satisfied. No surprises and worked as advertised.

So far so good just fired it up in the backyard. Bear hunting in two weeks in north Idaho will be a good test.

Everything was there. This was the first time I put the stove together, the pipe wasn’t bad to put together by myself. Looking forward to using it.

Wonderfully packaged and light weight. Had some struggles getting the pipe set up the first time. It would be much easier with help but I managed. Took my young boys out for a spring camp and we stayed warm all night. Only had to add wood 4 times and we were in shelter for about 10 hours. glad I got the XL. I packed it and the solitude 6 myself since the kids are small and it was no issue.

Set up the tent and Torrid XL Hot Tent Stove for burn in. I may not have needed the Xl, but man am I glad I chose it. I can now dry my gear, stay warm and heat water without carrying extra gear. Quick easy to set up after you figure out the tricks to the stove pipe. I looked at these for a long time and am glad I finally bit the bullet. This is a game changer!

Awesome stove. Very convenient. Well built. Burns very efficiently. The only thing I'm not happy about are the stove pipe rings and carry bag is cheap.

The Best Lightweight Stove Ever Built!

Loving it so far, just did the burn in process. Easy to put together and packs up quick easy. I don’t have a single complaint

Just receive my Torrid XL stove. finished the burn-in process and the stove purred like a kitten. Burned all the wood perfectly and put out a lot of heat.

GregO

Stove works great! Never smokes inside the tent, easy to use. Best thing about it is it burns for a good while and very warm, sometimes have to unzip the tent a little bit to let some hot air out

Thanks for being there guys. Your employees are extremely helpful and polite. Your products are all top notch. Keep it up!

Bought this for Elk hunting. Broke it in, super smart design and easy to use. Packs up light and small

Stove is easy to set up, and large enough for winter use. Packs down small, and is very light for it's size. Pairs well with solace 4 sized tents for below freezing temps. Bigger firebox means less wood processing, and stove easily handled the weight of a 2L titanium pot filled with water. Around 20 hours of burn time so far, with minimal (but some) warpage of the door and jam. The door can easily be flexed back somewhat flat when cool, or with gloves on. All thin walled stoves are going to warp to a degree when used. I have been a metal fabricator for over 25 years, so I understand this and expected it. Non-issue for me, and a great stove all around with excellent storage bags.

I used the stove once so far in 20 degree Fahrenheit temps very calm winds. I was able to keep the solitude 6 about 50 degrees , but the stove would die down about every two to three hours and would smoke badly when the door was opened. I ran the stove from about 4:00 pm to 9:00 am and the bottom of the stove seemed to have warped some. It almost seems that the three legs aren’t sufficient enough for long burns and maybe for legs might be more sturdy.

The stove is awesome it’s super light easy to set up and dose not take up much space and lasts much longer

I LOVE all of my PEAX products. The Torrid stove was easy to put together and lived up to that claim. However, during the first burn in, with the leg bolts backed all the way out for the least amount of "pinch", the bottom pan warped opening a gap to the outside. I don't know if the fire got too hot, but I took pictures of it while it was happening. When it cooled, I bent it back into shape, but was disappointed that the first burn in, warped the bottom pan to the point you could see into the stove. Hoping it will not have memory for that on the next burn.

Excellent. Easy to control output, lasts much longer than stove from another manufacturer.