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The best way to get rid of the smoke problem is to buy a couple extra pieces of stove pipe...the extra stove pipe will create more draw up the pipe

Don't burn pine and go ahead and get it hot

Buy an extra spark arrester,fire proof mat and a water pot!!!!😊😊😊😊

I like best the one without the window in the side.

How many burns have you done?

I have the large Winnerwell Woodlander with all the accessories and tested it for about 6 months last fall in a wall tent. Went through every kind of weather and the location was very windy. So here are some tips: I recommend never opening that top hole while the stove is in use. It's nearly impossible to fit it back down while hot. (In fact, the hole itself causes most owners a lot of problems the least of which is escaping black smoke. They should never have made that feature it's better in a cast iron unit. I intend to cement mine down and never use that feature) That being said, the reason I purchased the large is because that fits standard quarter split wood without a lot of extra effort. It's easier to get a fire up to temperature too. The medium and small require me to reduce the size of my wood pieces. The only issue I've had is with the rain guard on the spark arrestor. It fits fine, but it doesn't completely keep out the heavy windy storm rain. (I have an idea to try covering it completely prior to a major storm, but must remember to remove before use again) Many times I had to fire up the stove just to dry out rain that got into the pipe oven and stove via the stove pipe. (I use it with the triple wall and the Winnerwell stove jack. Some of the rain I can prevent by cutting off the tent stove jack zip cover. That is redundant with the Winnerwell stove jack disk cover when the pipe is removed anyway.) All in all, the Woodlander is their most beautiful camp stove and quality made, in my opinion. Hope that gives some insight into it's use.

Both pieces performed great together. Anybody that hot tents knows smoke leakage is the number 1 no no. Hoping to get both pieces out with the hot tent this winter 😎

I believe the black liquid was just manufacturing oil. When the pipe heated, the oil burned and smoked--I don't think the screw was leaking internal smoke from the fire because once the manufacturing oil was burned off and gone, the smoked stopped.

I've had that stove on my boat for the last three years. No issues whatsoever. One of the best things I've bought in ages. Three cosy winters.

Well I love this cot and have never had issues setting it up but I paid attention to the instructions and do shake it, that easy. I’ve had it for several years.

We in the south don't have that much snow we use a wagon and if it snows we put the wagon on the sled

I lived in a vista 1 cot setup the winter of 2022 into 23. Negative 30 wind chills was the only time i had ice building up inside. Im 6ft 350 lbs and was totally comfy

Great comparison! I’m going to get the vista 2! Thanks for helping me make the decision!

does anybody have this one or one of the other sizes?? how has it been for you??

Creosote build up comes from burning at a too low temperature. It will flow down as syrup, but should not even be there. Always start a fire top down (Norwegian style): kindle on top, denser wood at the bottom. Start the fire at the very top. This will give a fast and clean almost smokeless burn. The kindle should burn fast and hot to generate a good air flow into the chimney. If the stove gets too hot, manage this by closing the air door in front some more: less oxygen. It's a great funny stove.

I have the large version of the stove, I noticed when first few time uses, the smoke release those creosote and building up on the pipe will be collected by the joints or the hole of the damper, The smoke is not from the the burning firewood, it’s the creosote buildup when reaching the burning point. It’s normal i guess just a little design flaw, the smoke would have dragged out in the chimney by the hot airflow. If u see the brown stuff leaking anywhere, try to wipe them out immediately and they eventually seal up the holes and hopefully will eliminate the smoke

Ever get other answers about the smoke?

That top plate on yours looks pretty sloppy. I bent the little tabs on mine to tighten it up and make it fit nice and snug. I don’t recall seeing any smoke come out of mine, but then I never take that top plate off either,,,

A thickness and compressability demonstration between the two would be good

Appreciate the size differences as I just ordered the Vista 1 plus the XXL cot and XXL mat. The Vista 2 seems to be quite a bit more bulky and I considered it since I have a small dog but ended up with the Vista 1 since the pup is about 30 lbs and I'm 5'8. That cot makes a huge difference in my opinion as you'll be able to sit up, and be off the ground.

Vista 1 goes so well with the cot and rain fly I love it

Thanks for this video. The instructions for putting this cot together we terrible and I can see why a lot of people thought these cots were defective and sent them back. Very quick simple to assemble once you can see how it's done, TETON should hire you to do a video for their site as well as making a new user friendly set of instructions that show these steps clearly. The small B&W instruction pics were useless as it was hard to tell what you were looking at for orientation of the pieces.

Thank you for the review. Whats the length of the vista 1 bag before unpacking the tent/ fly?

straight foward, great video

exactly what i was looking for, you rock!!! EDIT: your even my height, mega props!!! :)

You nailed it buddy, nothing beats a good time out in the wild and making a nice meal over an open fire. Awesome job.

Do you know if there is a cot set up for the Vista 2?

Thanks a lot ... this is the comparison I was looking for!

What is the outside height measurement of the vista 2? I am trying to fit it in a truck bed with a cap on it and I only have 43 inches. Thx

The Vista 2 wouldn’t fit the XXL Teton cot, or would it? Thanks for the review.

thanks for this. Great to see the comparison

For vista 1, can i use a coleman folding cot or any solo cot and put the vista 1 over it? I would expect the tent will be larger than the cot so as to prevent water pooling under the tent.

Any questions???

Let me know if i missed anything you wanted to know about the tents ⛺️

Looks gooood!