Skyline Ti Titanium Wood Stove
Skyline Ti Titanium Wood Stove
The Skyline Ti titanium wood stove is a collapsible, packable wood stove designed for backcountry and backpacking adventures to turn your tent into a warm, dry palace. At slightly over 2 pounds, the Skyline Ti is an ultralight wood stove engineered to setup quickly and easily with a stove box size that can heat small or large tents. With the easy to setup TrussLoc leg system, long box size and separate carrying cases for the stove and the stove pipe, the Skyline Ti was designed from years of experience in the field and purpose built for the backcountry user to make a minimalist, ultralight wood stove that packs down to a small size.
*2026 Update: All stoves now come with our Leg-Lockout piece. This is a separate piece that keeps the TrussLoc legs in the "extended" position and prevents any potential stove leg collapse.
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Features
Features
- Ultralight-At 2 pounds 4 ounces for the complete stove box, the Skyline Ti Stove is incredibly lightweight.
- Packable- Engineered for backpacking, the stove panels collapse down and stack inside of each other, and when paired with separate carrying cases for the stove and the stove pipe, allow for efficient packing.
- Long Stove Box Size-At 15" long and with 1,147.5 cubic inches of volume, the stove box is designed to fit longer wood pieces and have long burn times.
- TrussLoc Stove Legs-Wire frame legs deploy easily and securely, while also reducing the weight of the stove.
- Dual Dampers-Two dampers, one in the stove door and the other in the chimney, allow you to control the heat output and burn time of your wood.
- Integrated Spark Arrestor-The spark arrestor is built into the stove chimney and helps to prevent errant embers from burning holes in your tent.
- Separate Carrying Cases-Once case for the stove with a built in zipper pocket for stove rings and wing nuts, and a separate case for the stove pipe and stove pipe adapter makes packing the stove in your backpack easier and more efficient.
Specs
Specs
- Weight-2 lbs 4 ounces for stove box and hardware
- Stove Pipe Weight- 2.1 ounces per foot
- Total Weight (Stove and 5' pipe plus all components)- 3 lbs
- Total Weight (Stove and 6' pipe plus all components)- 3.1 lbs
- Stove Box Assembled Size- 15"L x 8.5"W x 9"H
- Stove Pipe Diameter- 3"
- Stove Box Packed Size- 15"x 8.75" x 2.75"
- Stove Pipe Packed Size- 13"x 3.5"
- Volume-1,147.5 cubic inches
- Material-Pure Grade 2 Titanium
What's Included
What's Included
- 1 stove
- 1 stove pipe with pipe rings
- 8 wing nuts for stove box assembly
- Titanium damper card
- Leg-Lockout
- Carrying case for stove and stove pipe
Detailed Overview
Detailed Overview
The Skyline Ti Stove features our TrussLoc stove leg system, which utilizes a wire frame leg design that folds out quickly and easily when in use and tucks away when stored. Our unique stove leg system reduces the stove weight by getting rid of unnecessary metal while also adding support to the bottom panel of the stove. All stoves also include our Leg Lockout piece which helps keep the stove legs in the extended position and prevents any potential leg collapse.
The Skyline Ti is built with features for added durability and functionality, including stamped side panels that add structural integrity to help prevent warping as well as a longer box size to help fit longer pieces of wood. Dual dampers in the door and the chimney allow for flame and heat control, and our integrated spark arrestor is built into the stove pipe to help keep embers to a minimum. Finally, our two piece packaging keeps your stove and stove pipe stored separately for easier and more efficient transport when backpacking.
The Skyline Ti Wood Stove comes with either a 5 foot length to be compatible with our Rincon 2P Tent, a 6 foot length to work with our Absaroka 4P Tent, 8 ft length for our Selway 6P Tent, or in increments of 2 feet for larger tents up to 12 feet in height.
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ABOUT
Skyline Ti Titanium Wood Stove
- 5 stars: 66 (87%)
- 4 stars: 7 (9%)
- 3 stars: 2 (3%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 1 (1%)
Love this stove. Lightweight, easy setup, easy to use. Game changer during late season hunts.
Well worth the pack in. Also carried it my rifle case on airplane. I was on a Solo Montana rifle hunt. I used this and the 4 p tent. Stayed 10 days in snow and negative temps. Was comfortable and dry. Also I packed it my rifle case for the flight out. Worked excellent
I couldn’t be happier with this stove. Used it with my Absaroka on a late season blacktail hunt. Conditions were cold and rainy but this thing kept me nice and toasty in the evenings. The burn box is a good size to fit medium sized logs at 12-14” long. I learned that running a stove takes some practice in learning how to load it up and control the air flow to maximize your burn time.
It’s light, portable, and easy to use. There are 2 improvements to be made. The top section tends to warp and bend especially if you don’t have your stove pipe perfectly straight up and down. Okay that’s a skill issue. As far as trying to cook on top of the stove due to the warping of the top, even if stovepipe is perfectly straight up and down, it’s really hard to do so this was made of a slightly thicker gauge and didn’t warp and said flat, I would make the whole experience a lot better. Problem number two. The front door sucks. Just sucks. Due to the expansion at different rates in the metal door is hard to move. The little wire is impossible to use. I always carry a leatherman with me and that is the only way i am able to use the door. Will I be changing stoves? No these things are worth it for how late it is. Can the stove be better absolutely.
I purchased the Skyline Ti Titanium Wood Stove in mid-November (2025). It was used as part of a backcountry set up for the last two weeks of the Montana General Elk Season. It was cold with over a foot of new snow and temps dropping below zero F. When temps were in the low 30's to low 20's the stove kept our 8P Yukon warm. When temps dipped into the teens ands/or below 0°, we had to keep feeding it to stay warm (every 1 to 1 1/2 hours during the night). Large fuel burned longer, but smaller fuel created a hotter burn. I'd say the stove worked fine and about as I expected. It's lightweight and easy to set up, even in the dark. I have two small complaints: 1) the sliding door mechanism could be redesigned to slide more easily. It was especially difficult to deal with when fumbling around in the middle of the night. 2) As others have said, the legs on the stove are pretty unstable. To remedy this, I used 4 shepherd hook tent stakes, one for each corner, to pin the stove down. This kept the stove from wobbling when I fidgeted with the sliding door. Overall, I am quite happy with the stove, but will make sure to always carry 4 hook-style stakes. I may also try to modify the sliding door mechanism. Maybe Argali or someone else has some suggestions?
Used this stove for a week hunting Elk in CO during late season. It was perfect! Quicker set up and better carrying case than competitors.
Tested this stoves capabilities in November during the Michigan rut. Kept my Rincon 2P toasty during rain and snow storms with temps hitting the mid 20s. Easy to put together in the dark! Make sure to have extra pieces to keep you prepared!
I bought this stove to use during late season and high elevation hunting trips along with winter backpacking trips. It works great and keeps you warm. Don’t expect it to burn for a long time as do to the size but if you keep a bed of coals it takes little effort to relight.
I bought this with the Absaroka 4P tent for extended hunts. Just wrapped up a successful 8 day elk hunt at 10,000ft and this stove saved the trip! Temps were in the low 20s every night, and the Skyline Ti stove kept us warm and comfortable every night. It is easy to set up and very packable. We stacked thick flat rocks around, under, and on top of the stove to help hold heat at night, which were often still warm in the morning. Very stoked to use this stove on many more adventures
Hey Gus, Thanks for your review of the Skyline Ti Titanium wood stove. The rocks around the stove is one of the best way to help maintain the heat from your titanium stove. Hope you had a great hunt!
I got this stove for a 3rd season Colorado Mule Deer hunt this year. It's my first stove so don't have a lot to compare to. It's well made, comes with a great case, easy to assemble and use. I can tell right now that the sliding door is going to be a bit of an issue but nothing major. Like others have said, it would be good to have a way to lock the legs out. Maybe offer a titanium bar that you can use to wedge between the legs.
Hey Merrell,
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. A good thing to take with you when using the stove is at least one leather glove so you can handle the door of the stove. We appreciate the feed back! For the legs, we have found once there is some weight in the stove you won't have much of an issue, but you can always put a rock or two on the inside of the legs to help with stability. Again thanks for taking the time to leave a review.
-Argali
Used the stove last week on a mule deer hunt. Worked perfectly. Would recommend adding a piece to lock the legs upright. Quick and easy set up. Kept tent very warm and tear down and clean up was easy too.
The TI stove worked great for me this season. Easy to assemble, very simple to use, cranks the heat fast. Definitely a game changer for late season hunts paired with the 4P tipi.
30+ fires in this stove and set up is a breeze. No problem overheating a 4P tipi tent in a snow storm and packing it hasn't been an issue either. Also no smoke bleeding issues like some other designs. Packs well in my MR bag.
It’s the easiest stove to put together. A perfect size if you don’t have a saw and are just breaking dead limbs. You can bake yourself out of an Argali Rincon when it’s below 15 degrees out. Kept me comfortable through freezing temps and 8 inches of snow while hunting the Frank!!
This piece of gear changes my whole outlook on hunting possibilities. I purchased this stove to go on a north slope AK packraft caribou hunt with three other friends this September. With some shipping delays, customer service was absolutely top notch as Marshal ensured he did everything possible to make sure I had the stove for this hunt. Thank you Marshal, I really appreciate everything. I paired it with a 4p tipi and it kept two of us very warm burning willows off the river bank. Lightweight goes without saying but I was very impressed with the amount of fuel I could fit in the box. Compared to the other stove on the trip, it was as durable while being lighter and had more volume. The door operated great and the dampers on bottom and outlet piece allowed me to really dial the fire in. After my friend got soaked in some heavy whitewater is when I saw the complete worth of packing this stack of titanium. I set the stove and tent up while my friend stood watch for the grizzly that had followed us up river keeping a distance of about a hundred yards or so. From standing still so long he had got very cold by this point and the fire was a welcomed comfort/ absolute necessity. A few hours later he had dried his clothes and boots and we could sleep comfortably. I couldn’t imagine trying a cold weather float hunt without it. Excellent product I highly recommend it.
Awesome stove I picked up back in June. I did the burn in for the stove pipe and can't wait to use it this fall on some hunting / camping trips. Set up was easy and the break down was too. Love the folding legs on it and the storage case is great. Sure to be a game changer.
I haven’t tested it in the field yet. I set it up at home and burnt it to fire form the stove pipe. Was impressed with how light weight it is. Fire got plenty hot and no smoke was coming from anywhere it shouldn’t. If you haven’t used a stove like this before would recommend watching their videos on how to set it up to make sure you do it right the first time.
Another great product from another great company. I’ve completed the burn in and can’t wait to use it out in the field.
This stove is light, and super easy to set up. Very pleased with the purchase of this stove and can’t wait to use it in the field. If you are in the market for a back country stove this is a top tier stove when comparing to others. Gave 4.5 stars due to the design of the legs being able to fold when pushing wood in, easily could be solved with a rock on the legs or a stick holding them apart, don’t let that deter you from buying it is an easy thing to work around.
Stove works great! Used it this weekend for the first time and have no complaints. Was easy to burn it in in the field. I definitely recommend watching the videos as well as having a second person to help roll the pipe though for the burn in to avoid the crimps.
Light weight, but it dose take up a little more space than I anticipated but not a huge deal. 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking for a light weight backpacking stove.
How many additional feet of chimney pipe is required for your Yukon tent?
Hi Robert,
An 8ft stove pipe will work the the Yukon Tent.
Please reach out if you have any other questions!
Angie Brooks
Argali