Extreme Cold Survival Expert
The chimney diameter has been expanded to 3.15 inches (8cm), and the internal cyclone diversion structure has increased the smoke exhaust efficiency by 70%.
8cm ultra-wide chimney + secondary air intake system
The chimney diameter has been expanded to 3.15 inches (8cm), and the internal cyclone diversion structure has increased the smoke exhaust efficiency by 70%. In the actual test of the Everest Base Camp at an altitude of 5,000 meters and -30°C, firewood burned without carbon deposits, and the carbon monoxide concentration in the tent was less than 5ppm (international safety standards ≤50ppm).
"Wind Curtain Flame Theater"
The 5mm tempered glass on the front door forms a dynamic airflow with the top wind curtain. When the flame burns, it presents a spiral rising "fire tornado" effect, combining efficient oxygen supply and visual immersion, making heating in extremely cold environments an aesthetic experience in wilderness.
Extreme real-world test data
Fill 2kg of firewood in a single time, burn for 6 hours, and the tent heats up to 25°C (outdoor-20°C);
The oven can still maintain 200°C stably at -30°C, and it only takes 1.5 hours to roast the whole chicken.
Survival grade accessories
Optional polar chimney extension kit (anti-ice blockage design) is available for snowstorm environments;
A titanium alloy ash compactor is provided to quickly treat embers and avoid frozen soil pollution.
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