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Pomoly Dweller Max 2.0 🍻

It is a silicone stove jack. Not sure what you meant by that but it is silicone. The hole is huge but I found one on Amazon for $25 that's the right size. We just haven't had this out again but it is great and holds the heat really well. Thanks for watching 🍻

@SouthofSevenSO7 Thanks 👍 the racks are pretty amazing. I don't use this stove as much as I should that's forsure.

@cherylmeunier7461 they opened up winter camping last year for the first time. We love Killbear. ThNks for watching 🍻

Thanks for letting me know as I was surprised that someone was hot tent camping at that park in winter. Cool.

@Findian123 what woodstove are you using? We bring beautiful dry wood and i load in some good oak and dial down the stove and I'm good all night but that's just me. The tent is fantastic for holding heat.

@@HisandHersOutdoors Idk what it is, it’s an old wall tent stove probably from the 80’s or 90’s. I’m heating a 14’x16 wall tent with it. No floor so it goes there the wood. I really enjoyed this video and the breakdown of the tent. I’m looking to get this for hunting trips. Do you see any flaws with it yet?

@Findian123 honesty this tent is above all the tents we have. The multi layer door system. The wall storage and bug out bags are amazing. I don't know about the other UP series tents but the UP-5 is absolutely comfy with my whole family. The insulated ground sheet is definitely a must. I haven't heard anybody disappointed with this tent I haven't found anything yet but we're about to take it ice fishing very soon Let me know any other questions at anytime. Thanks for watching 🍻

Your welcome and thanks for watching 🍻

Thank you 😊 I did just receive a pellet adapter for the Pomoly Dweller. I haven't used it yet but will be making a vid with soon. I personally think a great alternative night time burn is a diesel heater. They are great. I think from what I see is that a pellet stove runs way better than a pellet adapter. What do you think? Cheers

@kokadjooutdoors620 you can still get it from Gstove Canada but it does seem like it'll be a collector stove. It is built absolutely 💯 though. Even the eccsories are made with amazing quality. 🍻

I couldn't agree more!! I'm sure RBM is working on next generation stoves but all the cooking accessories on the Gstove is very convenient

I love em!! Had it for one full year of tons of camping in all weather. This tent is absolutely amazing. Would it take it into extreme blizzard conditions, no. What points of failure have you had experience with?? 🍻

@rivertimeable I remember Baum Outdoors using that tent in his early vids and I thought it was awesome looking. I never did get it though. Was the head height too low or just too small in general? 🍻

@@HisandHersOutdoors just to small and no head room im only 5ft 6 in....

@gregcrowe8885 tell me more about the milk crate?? Why fined and imprisoned?? I wire brush the Pomoly stove pipes each time used . Thanks for watching. What country are you writing from?

Well let's just say, I had peeing at the base of the tree covered 😆 thanks for the input and watching 🍻

@gd2232 haaaa, they did find that a homeless tent encampment dug a very long tunnel and tied into the city hydro haaa. Where there's a will there's a way 😁

I believe all Pomoly poles are color matching to the tents. The X6 isn't but the poles are all the exact same but this tent is. However all the poles being attached to each other it takes a bit to figure out which colored ones are the short ones. But great idea if they weren't.

@carlparks8698 being a mini stove and the bottom of the tent being 3-4" off the ground (no snow/rain skirt) any heat that little stove was creating the -20°C temp rushing in the tent. It took forever just to boil water on. If it had a snow skirt the heat would have remained in the tent and stove would have operated better. Even if the stove wasn't running. It would have warmed up in the tent on its own. 🍻

You are 100% correct, I forgot the insulated ground pad! Both my blow up pads are Rrated 4 season. Thankfully I had those. 🍻

If I have this tent out again this winter installing deeper snow, I'll definitely be making a snow wall around the tent forsure. I really didn't think the cold draft was going to be that bad. We have the Pomoly Locomotive 3 and also has no snow skirt but that tent is awesome. Thanks so much for watching 🍻

Oh man, I dream of Alaska!! Thanks so much for watching 🍻

Awesome 👌 I do the exact same thing and have an emergency match bottle in my fire kit. My little daughter used to save cotton balls for me until she like hunting for Fatwood. She loves fires and helping starting the stoves 👍

Haaaa I was gonna say, she probably will be teaching her husband haaa. Leave the site cleaner than we found it is our number one rule too 🍻 thanks for watching

👋 I've always wanted the Stove Hut. I do like the tunnel design that forces the heat into your bedroom. I'd assume the Stove Hut acts similar? We love back country canoe camping!! It's just so peaceful. 🍻

@@HisandHersOutdoors It gets pretty hot in there with a small Vevor stove. Set it up in the squalls down this way today - was pretty comfortable, and dry - even for cotton given the rate of snow.

@jimwright5529 that's awesome! We have a small KingCamp Tipi tent that's cotton and I like how it holds the heat a bit better when stove is out in the night.

@ That's why I went with it for starts. I figured it would hold the heat better - but I would not want to be in a really heavy prolonged rain in it - but then we would have an extra tarp suspended over it if that were the case. Fun tent, but too tight for 2 people.

@MIurbex oh I did haaaa 🍻

@michaelyoumans2113 I'm actually wearing 100 % Italian wool body and leg base layer . Yes the term cotton kills is wise to know if you might get into conditions you can not get your clothing dry as cotton may excelerate hypothermia. This is not that case..

@HisandHersOutdoors Sorry....my assumption was that the Carhartt hoodie was Cotton.

@jimbrown7261 i love that tip! I have the Fire maple inverted cold weather burner. ( forget the name) but this holds the boiled water for a good while. My bad for having an almost empty tank. Always something 🙄

@ericb.4358 great points 👍 I do have a 100% Italian wool base layer on. Legs and body. I forgot a few items for my bedding and realized it right away! That should be the first thing I che ked off but I had two mattress and the top is a Klymit knock-off. And while we're at all the things I forgot 😆 I have the Fire Maple Blade 2 and I already had a pot i was using so I did not need to bring that one at all!! All great tips, thanks for watching 🍻

Also in the great north 🇨🇦

@robbiebaillie1049 yeah all Pomoly tents are conveniently color coded but when freezing, trying to orientate the two short pole get me every time 😂 what we're your temps and what stove did you have?? I want this tent to work for us but no snow/ rain skirt makes no sense. looking forward to your feedback 🍻

Good on you 👍 I just can't think of why they designed it this way. Too bad cause I love the freestanding small size of it. Thanks for watching 🍻

@pbroker i totally agree! I'd love to watch that vid if you can recall?? It's to bad. I absolutely love small imprint hottents. I love sleeping on the ground and enjoying the tent heating up. This tent will never do that.

@HisandHersOutdoors ua-cam.com/video/Rl2ImpnOm5A/v-deo.htmlsi=Q43FjP0ZP5D03tDl

@pbroker haa thank you! It came into my suggested videos at the same time. I watched a bit of it and will watch reatvlater on but yeah, I would like to try it out again with some heavy snow. It did look like less of a gap that on flat ground that's forsure. I was also watching how careful he was being around the door area with stove pipe. Thanks for the link 🍻

@@HisandHersOutdoors you're welcome. The odd thing is that I replied twice 3 days ago, but my replies were removed. But when I drop a random link, the reply goes through. Go figure.

@pbroker yeah it shows in a weird order of threads on my end! I had to re-read . Glad you mentioned that. Makes sense. Weird that messages were erased but glad it sorted 🍻

Appreciate the tips!! ❤️ 🍻

Man the actual sound level didn't transfer to UA-cam. I'm often around Coyotes but not that many and not that close. You think I was close to their den??

@HisandHersOutdoors scandinavian so no experience with coyotes but if you park slead teams (huskies) that don't know each other to close together it sounds similar so my guess would be two groups having a "howl of" trying to claim an area. They didn't sync their "timber" wich huskies and wolfs do when meeting packmates. Most canines on the northern hemisphere don't go into heat until February so a bit early for a den.

@densamme1752 here in 🇨🇦 we'd prob worry more about a skunk or racoon getting into our camp. Black bears are not usually out at this time of year but skunks will crawl right in your tent!!!

That's a great question? Maybe anyone from anywhere has huge concerns with Carbon Monoxide levels? The Pomoly Locomotive series tents are the same! I have no clue. Even in the summer small animals could get under..

@densamme1752 “Americans are afraid of carbon monoxide poisoning.” In the last 10 to 20 years, it seems like most of us Americans are afraid of everything, including our own shadow, quite possibly. There’s plenty of very small and inexpensive carbon monoxide detectors to choose from.

@jimbrown7261 we run two in our tents when running any woodstove or other fuel type heater. It makes my wife feel better and even thought there is always alot of fresh air in these style tents, always be on the safe side. We also always have a mini 🧯 in all our family camps.

​@@jimbrown7261that's why american love theyre guns so much , theyre afraid of everything .😊

I was honestly trying to get out of the wind! The wind blowing under that tent would have been bad! That's great to know though. 🍻 and thanks for watching

Thank you very much 🍻

Agreed.

I feel like it's easy to hide the things that don't go well when filming. I'm always learning by getting out and I am trying to show my honest time out camping. I'm glad if this vid helped you in anyways 🍻 and thanks for watching

Thanks for the comment. That's the issue with this tent! It does not go to the ground anywhere on the tent. It's a few inches above the ground and on uneven ground that could turn into a huge air gap. The spot by the door gets pegged out because it's one large door and has to be pegged out or the door fabric will quickly be up against the stove pipe and melt. And you will at some point burn your self reaching behind the stove to get the door zipper! I was close a few times haa. Thanks for the input and watching 🍻

No, in this region you are not allowed to carry a firearm.

@HisandHersOutdoors Wow that's definitely a bummer 😕

Keep a can of bear spray warm​ by having it in an inside pocket that you keep easy access to by not fastening outer layers. A long nozzle lighter will make it a flamethrower. I see people with bear spray keeping it hanging from their belt in Winter. It WON'T SPRAY when the can is too cold. It will barely sputter. @HisandHersOutdoors

@donolinger6904 thanks so much for that! I have bear spray but honestly have never even tried to practice spray it. From what I've seen most people spray it right in the wind and bed up bear spraying themselves.. thanks for the tips. Much appreciated 🍻

@@HisandHersOutdoors - You're more than welcome. Protect your family. Just be safe and careful.

@Drewturgin hey, yeah that's a great idea. If there was more snow I would have made a snow wall around the tent but I bet the draft would still rip through! Not sure what they were thinking. Even in a summer rain storm, the rain could blow under? 🍻

@kathycorby5961 haaa right! And it was was closer than the camera mic caught.