I have this same stove and have to say that the wood time varies considerably due to many elements. If you have smaller or medium sized pieces of wood going at a good burn and create a good ember bed and then want to put a larger piece on for more duration, the transition time for it to light and get hot again can be quite great. We used this stove a couple of times after backpacking into remote areas in colder climates, rain and snow, and there really was no dry wood available, we had to find already downed wood that looked like it had been seasoned a bit and it still was a bit moist on the outside, we were able to make this work but this also affected our burn times and such. We only had access to pine and birch which aren't the densest of woods and on average for a good constant burn to keep up warm in near freezing conditions we were only able to get around a maximum of 30 min burn time. For me this was the biggest draw back as being in a hunting and foraging mode we are expending a lot of energy and wanting a good nights sleep. I do understand that it is a pretty small stove and burn times will be low, but my sleeping schedule was thrown off quite a bit having to tend the fire every 30 minutes or so. This can be different when you bring already seasoned high quality wood to your camp but in realistic backpacking situations i found the weight of my hot tent and wood stove would have been better spent in some 0 degree gear for sleeping a bit more comfortably. Anyone have a similar occurrence to this?
Great review. I've just ordered the mini as my first tent stove to go with the Pomoly Locomotive 20 tent I've also ordered. I can't wait for winter now! 😁
Great comparison. I saw an old timer demonstrate a great stove glass cleaning technique. He took a damp paper towel, dabbed it in the ashes and then wiped it on the glass, the ash has a mild abrasive effect and cleaned it up real easy 👍🏽🙏🏽
Love this review, really informative & helpful. I want to start hot tent camping & you've helped me decide which stove to go for, now just gotta decide on a tent!. Now I'm off to watch your other videos on how to start hot temp camping. Thanks for all the info xx
We don't see temps low enough where I am for the T1, but that mini... will be perfect. I've been waiting for someone to make a little titanium stove. Excellent review, I always look forward to your videos. Keep it up, stay safe.
Ok so I bought the 3W stove from Luxe a while back and admittedly, I like it. BUT it is a royal pain to set up and it’s really frustrating at times to use. I just bought the T1 Mini and it arrived today and there are four immense quality differences in seeing in the T1: It is hinged so I don’t have to fit heat warped panels together, the damper is a singular unit that is rigid and strong (my other isn’t strong and causes the chimney to flex and bend), the spark arrester is a chimney cap that I can attach guy lines to for added stability, and the thicker titanium will definitely translate to less warped panels. I’m soooooo excited to use this thing. Truthfully, I’ll prob order the actual pipes so I dont have to roll out the chimney but that’s not a huge priority. One tip I’ll share for people getting into hot tents: I’ve started using those grocery store Duraflame logs in my stove for overnight heat because they burn for a really long time. I can usually get a comfortable nights sleep by burning two Duraflame logs that last 3-4 hours depending on the setting I keep the damper and air flow on. Definitely see the quality here!!!!!!!
Nice little stove Jeremy! that would be great for the smaller hot tents , like you said. Can't afford one right now, but would like to have both of those stoves. Great review, thanks.👍
@@Lonewolfwildcamping yeah, me too! Been wanting to do hot tenting for several years now. I have a weekend trip planned in a couple weeks . Bring on the cold 🥶!!
"Smaller hot tents"? This stove can heat a tent for 12 people in the extreme cold of -30º C. It is similar to the stove used by the unfortunate Russian hikers of the famous Dyatlov pass. The difference is that it is much lighter and more modern as it is made of titanium and glazed. In a confined area of a tent, heat builds up.
The mini is really nice. There's only one place I go where I may prefer the T-1 Original, because I've had the temperature go from frigid, to completely inhospitable. I still believe the mini would suffice, as long as I had plenty of wood processed, and ready to go. Great review, thanks for the video. Stay safe out there and God bless!
can and will you ever do a video explaining the different woods used for burning ??? what burns best to what burns longest to should you keep or remove bark etc??? would love to know this info plus would like to have some kind of mini chart i could use and take with me on a camp trip... maybe go so far as pictures of hard wood comes from this tree and so on, to what to expect depending on different locations, PS - am hooked on your videos, with every thing going on around the World these days i can honestly say YOU SIR are a breath of fresh air !!! Thank you for all your hard work that you do, you make it look so easy, keep up the Excellent and Beautiful work !!!
Keeping up with all of your excellent videos is a challenge, but the back catalog is definitely worth going over as time permits. Keep up the great labor of love !
Great stove. I’m considering a smaller stove because of my small tent. Lonnie at Far North Bushcraft and Survival is a old timer with a lot of experience. I’ve seen him clean the glass with warm water and ash from the stove. The ash is a mild abrasive that works with warm water on a cloth or paper towel to clean without scratching. Good for you getting to test these products and thanks for the info
Thanks, the hex plus is a very large tent for this to hear during winter. It would work well in the fall but I would suggest a larger stove for winter time
Titanium is robust and very light weight, also a little expensive, but well worth it.. lasts a lot longer than normal metals.. the T1 Mini is great, i do like the T1 also.. i guess it depends on your usage and for how many people... Thank you a very good Demonstration.. 👍
just ordered the mini! thanks for the always reliable info. I probably would have cost myself some gear or injury without the knowledge from past videos.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Sure I did, thank you! Now I need to decide which hot stove to choose with the Hex Solo tent. I guess T1 mini is the best pick, but I am not sure which one and if with 3 windows would help to shine the tent and you basically won't need no or very little light, because I don't see other advantage. Also T1 MIni 3 is also out of stock right now. I am going to do my first purchase from Pomoly, but I am already decided to buy it from them, these tents and stoves look to be very good quality also thx to your reviews ;)
I am wondering if one could coat the glass with layer of brown soap, we used to do that with the outside of the pots before putting them on the fire when I was a kid. Made cleaning a cinch or at least a lot easier.
A nice alternative to the other Ti stoves out there. It's engineered well, its a knockdown stove (which in itself is novel for Ti stoves). If I didn't already have 2 stoves, I'd be sorely tempted to purchase this one but for the $525 CDN price tag.
Just ordered my Pomoly Mini. Also if you’re in NS I live in Truro. I fly fish and also prospect gold in my spare time - And now, hiking/camping is taking over for me haha. Cheers man and thanks for the informative videos. Really helped with making a proper choice on what to get for this upcoming winter season. Let’s grab a beer sometime! Question.. do you use an Ursack when out deep in the woods to separate foods from camp, or do you bear hang or anything? Seems like most in NS just keep all their food right beside them
hi, what type of chord do you use to secure the spark arrester, with those 3 clips ( clamps? ) those titanium paperclip like things? does the chord need to be fireproof? thanks
hi, thanks for sharing . just thinking to use in really low temperatures , any option to purchase a spare glass made specifically to the mini stove? i would like to have another one if it brokes
For truck overlanding with a tent what are your thoughts on putting a propain burner inside, so that the clean up is better.( ashes and such) I am not sure i want a portable diesel heater. With the propain venting out side, there should not be a huge condensation issue, like people get with a little buddy heater.
@Lonewolfwildcamping in my area sometimes there are campfire bans And the propane heaters are the only device allowed. I am looking for options( ideas) to a diesel heater is all.
Complete beginner to your channel, thanks for quality and thoughtful production. General question, when hot stove camping do you sleep a complete night? how long does the heat last? thanks, regards.
Just ordered this 5 minutes ago. Wish I had it last Friday. These Fastfold stoves are going to drive the other stoves, which require assembly with wing nuts and washers, and legs that you have to insert, out of the market
I bought the T1 Mini, and couldn't keep the guy lines from pulling the spark arrestor all the way down onto the top of the pipe, so the smoke couldn't escape. How do you prevent that from happening?
Good question , and no worries about glass breaking. It is very durable and made for woodstoves. I have used min multiple times in very cold conditions and have had no issues
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thanks, and does the legs of the stove gets really hot during burning? thinking of putting the stove inside a SIBLEY tent, not sure if it will melt the floor material of the tent.
Excellent review my friend. You answered every question I had and then some. One question. Can I get an extra glass paneled side. Purely for ambiance,but it would create even more heat and provide a comforting light at the same time. Is that do able?
Lovely Littlish tent stove. I guess that unless it's way below freezing or you have a very large tent this would suffice most people. An aside, I thought Canada was Metric.
Your product education has had a huge impact on me. Due to your videos I have bought a T- Brick Max and a Yarn Plus tent. I tested this gear in the Cascade mountains last week. It preformed flawlessly. Even with two full nights of rain. I did notice the weight of the T-Brick max it too heavy for solo hiking (ok for 2 or 3 people). I decided to get a T-1 mini (2021). Do you have a link comparing the T-1 mini vs. with your TIMBER Wolf mini stove? I see slight differences. but still lack knowledge on this purchase. Thanks
@@Lonewolfwildcamping great video btw, getting back into camping with my son, autumn here in Alberta can get cold and winters lol terrible cold, this is a definite must.
Thanks for the video. I'm still researching this big purchase. Hiding $400+ purchase from the wife is problematic. Question: Do you thing placing a grill (I have an expedition research bushcraft grill) on the bottom under your fuel would increase the stoves efficiency? Might increase air flow /draft. Just a thought. Might just pull the trigger on this to use in My polish lavvu.
Does anyone know where or what type of metal rings you can buy to attach to the chimney spark damper - in order to tie guy ropes to to stabilise the chimney.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thanks for getting back. Yeah, I saw in one of your videos you attached three separate metal rings to each of the three guy rope hole attachments on the spark arrestor? Which I think looks like a great idea in terms of keeping the guy ropes further away from the hot chimney.
Does the T1 mini put off enough heat to sit by in the open as a "fire pit"? I like the small size for a lavvu hot tent and maybe for sitting next to outside at home, but am tempted toward the T1 to double as a grill.
Are the 4.6 pound (2.1kg) the stove weight 'only' or does that include bag & gloves? In other words: how much weight will bringing the stove and what is needed to operate it add to my backpack?
Depends on wood type and how hot you need it and damper setting. 2 really big pieces of dense oak will keep my 2 person tent hot for 2.5 hours at -10⁰c before I need to add wood
Just ordered mini stove. Thank you for review and videos. I would like to order a nested stove pipe set for easy setup. Have you ever tried this route?
Hi ! thanks for sharing . Same opinion here! I think the T1 Mini is going to be my choice, but i dont like that pipe, looks flimsy and weak... Just thinking about purchasing a nested/nesting pipe , i would weight a bit more but i want something more stable and sturdy that wouldn´t fail , bend or collapse due to the wind, tansport or an accident... Also similar packed size (just a bit more weight ) but not rolling needed. Now, i´m just looking for that nested/nesting pipes at the same diameter at the base and 30 cm in lenght sections aprox. I apreciate any info or help to find that pipe. I´m now in Europe. Happy to find someone with the same idea or point of view!
Excellent review. Was doubting between medium and small size. Mini definitely wins for me. Popped up this question: is there an advantage/disadvantage of having the damper in the pipe close to the stove or right up in the first pipe like Winnerwell placed it? I'd say, closer down better to keep the heat in the stove? Thanks!
Hi , I have a slide on truck camper with slide out room, I'm was watching you video with you truck camper, I have a space 24" by 10" to fit a fireplace, would that Pomoly Dweller wood stove be a good choice for that application ? I wouldn't have much clearance in the back
What part of the world do you live mate? Seems like you always find nice spots. I camp on Dartmoor in the uk but over the pond you seem to have vast places of nature!
Lonewolf 902 An old stove glass cleaning trick is to wet a paper towel and damp into some of the ash of the fire, then wipe the glass everything will come right off right away with very little effort, I think it's the lye in the ash that acts like a cleaner, don't ever do while hot or could crack the glass!
I agree, I use this method often. Just wanted to share an easy way for new stove owners to clean the glass. I do really love the window for ambient light 🔥🤙😁
I’d like to add that ash is also a good cleaner for cookware soot! Even dry ash will clean really well! So, don’t use Brillo or other scratching materials to clean up... just use ash & maybe a Scotch pad!
Did you use the T1 Mini with Smokey Hut? I am thinking the T1 Mini will be the right hot tent stove for me. Questions: How cold outside? too hot inside? how long did it burn after damping down?
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I have this same stove and have to say that the wood time varies considerably due to many elements. If you have smaller or medium sized pieces of wood going at a good burn and create a good ember bed and then want to put a larger piece on for more duration, the transition time for it to light and get hot again can be quite great. We used this stove a couple of times after backpacking into remote areas in colder climates, rain and snow, and there really was no dry wood available, we had to find already downed wood that looked like it had been seasoned a bit and it still was a bit moist on the outside, we were able to make this work but this also affected our burn times and such. We only had access to pine and birch which aren't the densest of woods and on average for a good constant burn to keep up warm in near freezing conditions we were only able to get around a maximum of 30 min burn time. For me this was the biggest draw back as being in a hunting and foraging mode we are expending a lot of energy and wanting a good nights sleep. I do understand that it is a pretty small stove and burn times will be low, but my sleeping schedule was thrown off quite a bit having to tend the fire every 30 minutes or so. This can be different when you bring already seasoned high quality wood to your camp but in realistic backpacking situations i found the weight of my hot tent and wood stove would have been better spent in some 0 degree gear for sleeping a bit more comfortably. Anyone have a similar occurrence to this?
Great review. I've just ordered the mini as my first tent stove to go with the Pomoly Locomotive 20 tent I've also ordered. I can't wait for winter now! 😁
I have never camped yet find this video incredibly informative.
Great comparison. I saw an old timer demonstrate a great stove glass cleaning technique. He took a damp paper towel, dabbed it in the ashes and then wiped it on the glass, the ash has a mild abrasive effect and cleaned it up real easy 👍🏽🙏🏽
Yes, wood ash works very well with a bit of water
The T1 Mini is nearly as cute as Brooke. After watching your video I will definitely be buying the mini version..just perfect. Thanks!
Thanks 😊
Love this review, really informative & helpful. I want to start hot tent camping & you've helped me decide which stove to go for, now just gotta decide on a tent!. Now I'm off to watch your other videos on how to start hot temp camping. Thanks for all the info xx
Thanks alot, im glad the video was helpful
one more thing I love the long video's. in depth
Thanks alot
Think I'm going to be getting one of those for my next stove. Thanks for the review!!
Thanks alot
We don't see temps low enough where I am for the T1, but that mini... will be perfect. I've been waiting for someone to make a little titanium stove. Excellent review, I always look forward to your videos. Keep it up, stay safe.
Thank you, this little stove i mighty powerful 🔥🔥😁
Thank you, provides a nice backcountry option when hiking.
😄🤙
Nice demo. Thanks for showing us. Take care.
Thank you and I'm glad you liked it
Thanks man great video in the market for a new ultralight stove the mini may work
I like that stove. It’s perfect
Thanks alot, it works so well 🔥🏕🤙
Excellent review! Thank you so much! You have sold me on either one of these stoves, very informative!
Ok so I bought the 3W stove from Luxe a while back and admittedly, I like it. BUT it is a royal pain to set up and it’s really frustrating at times to use.
I just bought the T1 Mini and it arrived today and there are four immense quality differences in seeing in the T1:
It is hinged so I don’t have to fit heat warped panels together, the damper is a singular unit that is rigid and strong (my other isn’t strong and causes the chimney to flex and bend), the spark arrester is a chimney cap that I can attach guy lines to for added stability, and the thicker titanium will definitely translate to less warped panels.
I’m soooooo excited to use this thing. Truthfully, I’ll prob order the actual pipes so I dont have to roll out the chimney but that’s not a huge priority.
One tip I’ll share for people getting into hot tents: I’ve started using those grocery store Duraflame logs in my stove for overnight heat because they burn for a really long time. I can usually get a comfortable nights sleep by burning two Duraflame logs that last 3-4 hours depending on the setting I keep the damper and air flow on.
Definitely see the quality here!!!!!!!
Love that mini, thanks for helping my decision. 😀
Happy to help!
Nice little stove Jeremy! that would be great for the smaller hot tents , like you said. Can't afford one right now, but would like to have both of those stoves. Great review, thanks.👍
Thank you and I'm very happy with the stove, can't wait for snow to start falling
@@Lonewolfwildcamping yeah, me too! Been wanting to do hot tenting for several years now. I have a weekend trip planned in a couple weeks . Bring on the cold 🥶!!
🐺👍❄🌲🍂🔥
"Smaller hot tents"? This stove can heat a tent for 12 people in the extreme cold of -30º C. It is similar to the stove used by the unfortunate Russian hikers of the famous Dyatlov pass. The difference is that it is much lighter and more modern as it is made of titanium and glazed. In a confined area of a tent, heat builds up.
The mini is really nice. There's only one place I go where I may prefer the T-1 Original, because I've had the temperature go from frigid, to completely inhospitable. I still believe the mini would suffice, as long as I had plenty of wood processed, and ready to go. Great review, thanks for the video. Stay safe out there and God bless!
The mini can definitely handle colder temps, i would recommend a smaller tent to heat
can and will you ever do a video explaining
the different woods used for burning ???
what burns best to what burns longest to should you keep
or remove bark etc???
would love to know this info plus would like to have
some kind of mini chart i could use and take with me
on a camp trip...
maybe go so far as pictures of hard wood comes from this tree
and so on,
to what to expect depending on different locations,
PS - am hooked on your videos,
with every thing going on around the World these days
i can honestly say YOU SIR are a breath of fresh air !!!
Thank you for all your hard work that you do,
you make it look so easy,
keep up the Excellent and Beautiful work !!!
Perhaps a future video idea
Nice stove. I think it will definately come in handy in your smaller tents.
Thanks, im very excited for the smaller tents to have a more packable stove to stay warm this winter
Those are awesome stoves. I would definitely go for the mini
Wow, excellent review. I am sold. Thanks!
Great video, thanks. Well, I'm sold on the mini. Now if I could only find a hot tent with a bottom for motorcycle camping.
Keeping up with all of your excellent videos is a challenge, but the back catalog is definitely worth going over as time permits.
Keep up the great labor of love !
Thank you, i love creating these videos and sharing my outdoor adventures
Great stove. I’m considering a smaller stove because of my small tent. Lonnie at Far North Bushcraft and Survival is a old timer with a lot of experience. I’ve seen him clean the glass with warm water and ash from the stove. The ash is a mild abrasive that works with warm water on a cloth or paper towel to clean without scratching. Good for you getting to test these products and thanks for the info
Its a perfect stove for a small tent but still gets veru hot. I also use ash to clean my stove glass 🤙🔥
Lonewolf 902 damn that was a quick response dude!
Always ontop of comments unless I'm in camp
Just use a baby wipe. Amazingly it works perfect. Only before you start the fire though.
That's a really sweet stove. A really nice burn in run and I'll be interested to see how it performs in your extreme winter temperatures. 👍
Thanks, i think it's going to be a great winter stove 🔥🏕
nice work, I'm convinced! thanx
Thank you
I love that stove. Easy to carry. 🍄
🏕🔥🤙
Another great review ! Looking forward to see how the T1 Mini performs inside a tent the size of the Pomoly Hex Plus.
Thanks, the hex plus is a very large tent for this to hear during winter. It would work well in the fall but I would suggest a larger stove for winter time
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thanks for the advice. Always appreciate your experience and thoughts regarding hot tenting.
I'm very happy to help
Thank you for sharing - the mini looks like a good choice when space and weight is an issue.
Its such a great little stove 🔥🤙
Love this how much is it I want one
🤙😁
excellent review luis leon
Thank you
Based my decision on your review. Thank You for your help.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Titanium is robust and very light weight, also a little expensive, but well worth it.. lasts a lot longer than normal metals.. the T1 Mini is great, i do like the T1 also.. i guess it depends on your usage and for how many people... Thank you a very good Demonstration.. 👍
Thank you, i agree titanium is an excellent material 👍😁
Thank you! That’s nice.
😁🤙
just ordered the mini! thanks for the always reliable info. I probably would have cost myself some gear or injury without the knowledge from past videos.
Very happy I could help you. Enjoy your new investment 🤙❄🔥
Thank you for making these reviews!
Glad you enjoyed it
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Sure I did, thank you! Now I need to decide which hot stove to choose with the Hex Solo tent. I guess T1 mini is the best pick, but I am not sure which one and if with 3 windows would help to shine the tent and you basically won't need no or very little light, because I don't see other advantage. Also T1 MIni 3 is also out of stock right now. I am going to do my first purchase from Pomoly, but I am already decided to buy it from them, these tents and stoves look to be very good quality also thx to your reviews ;)
I am wondering if one could coat the glass with layer of brown soap, we used to do that with the outside of the pots before putting them on the fire when I was a kid. Made cleaning a cinch or at least a lot easier.
Would the t1 mini be a good tent for the polmoly locomotive 20?
Looking forward to watching your video when you use the Pomoly T1 Mini👍😁👍
Its going to be so good in the smaller tents 😁😁😁
A nice alternative to the other Ti stoves out there. It's engineered well, its a knockdown stove (which in itself is novel for Ti stoves). If I didn't already have 2 stoves, I'd be sorely tempted to purchase this one but for the $525 CDN price tag.
Its a beautiful pack down titanium stove 🔥🏕
Just ordered my Pomoly Mini. Also if you’re in NS I live in Truro. I fly fish and also prospect gold in my spare time - And now, hiking/camping is taking over for me haha. Cheers man and thanks for the informative videos. Really helped with making a proper choice on what to get for this upcoming winter season. Let’s grab a beer sometime! Question.. do you use an Ursack when out deep in the woods to separate foods from camp, or do you bear hang or anything? Seems like most in NS just keep all their food right beside them
Bears never bother me too much here in novascotia
Just got my mini today! Filming this weekend 😊
Hope you enjoy it!
I’d like to know if the mini will support the side shelves?... it did not appear to have the brackets for that.
Currently no, but it may be a future upgrade
hi, what type of chord do you use to secure the spark arrester, with those 3 clips ( clamps? ) those titanium paperclip like things? does the chord need to be fireproof? thanks
Comparing burn times at different temps might be interesting
Is there a distributor in UK? 🇬🇧
Importing price makes them really expensive.
Import taxes are $30
@@Lonewolfwildcamping I’d love one but it makes price £400 ish 😮
Titanium stoves are expensive but well worth the investment
Great comparison! Thanks
Really good video
Thank you
hi, thanks for sharing . just thinking to use in really low temperatures , any option to purchase a spare glass made specifically to the mini stove? i would like to have another one if it brokes
The glass is extremely durable and designed to be used outdoors
For truck overlanding with a tent what are your thoughts on putting a propain burner inside, so that the clean up is better.( ashes and such)
I am not sure i want a portable diesel heater.
With the propain venting out side, there should not be a huge condensation issue, like people get with a little buddy heater.
Wood is readily available and free
@Lonewolfwildcamping in my area sometimes there are campfire bans
And the propane heaters are the only device allowed.
I am looking for options( ideas) to a diesel heater is all.
Any suggestion which one I will get cuz I ordered your hammock hot tent. Now I want to get hot stove for that hammock hot tent.
Which ever one suits your needs best.
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Complete beginner to your channel, thanks for quality and thoughtful production. General question, when hot stove camping do you sleep a complete night? how long does the heat last? thanks, regards.
Just ordered this 5 minutes ago. Wish I had it last Friday. These Fastfold stoves are going to drive the other stoves, which require assembly with wing nuts and washers, and legs that you have to insert, out of the market
Enjoy
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thanks. It's got to be a lot better than what I have now.
I bought the T1 Mini, and couldn't keep the guy lines from pulling the spark arrestor all the way down onto the top of the pipe, so the smoke couldn't escape. How do you prevent that from happening?
newspaper with some ashs cleans it right off good film, care pomoly seems to have some good up coming products ,thanks and take are
Wood ash works very well. Pomoly has more great gear releases coming soon
hi, should I worry about viewing window breaking up during high temperature?
Good question , and no worries about glass breaking. It is very durable and made for woodstoves. I have used min multiple times in very cold conditions and have had no issues
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thanks, and does the legs of the stove gets really hot during burning? thinking of putting the stove inside a SIBLEY tent, not sure if it will melt the floor material of the tent.
The legs stay cool enough to touch bare handed at the bottom
Could you stack the smaller one above the large one as a secondary burner ?
Thank you for the great review . Would this be safe in an enclosed area or does it leak to much smoke ?
Thank you, great information.
Glad it was helpful!
good pomoly..
Excellent review my friend. You answered every question I had and then some. One question. Can I get an extra glass paneled side. Purely for ambiance,but it would create even more heat and provide a comforting light at the same time. Is that do able?
Loaded up and the dampers nearly shut how long do you think it would keep lit? 2 hours seem reasonable?
Yes, 2 hrs is obtainable. However I would not completely shut the pipe damper or the front vent. Dialing it down to a slow burn is the best method
Lovely Littlish tent stove.
I guess that unless it's way below freezing or you have a very large tent this would suffice most people.
An aside, I thought Canada was Metric.
Thanks, its the perfect size for solo tents and really easy to pack in to location.🤙🍁🍂
Great review! I want to know how much heat deflections and melting occurs. I know those kind of light weight stoves has heat deflection problems.
Thank you
Your product education has had a huge impact on me. Due to your videos I have bought a T- Brick Max and a Yarn Plus tent. I tested this gear in the Cascade mountains last week. It preformed flawlessly. Even with two full nights of rain. I did notice the weight of the T-Brick max it too heavy for solo hiking (ok for 2 or 3 people). I decided to get a T-1 mini (2021). Do you have a link comparing the T-1 mini vs. with your TIMBER Wolf mini stove? I see slight differences. but still lack knowledge on this purchase. Thanks
Video coming soon
About how long will that small stove burn on a full load of wood
when you fully load it, will it last all night without needing to be topped up?
No
Do you ever have to clean the chimney?
No
I hope they have side windows on the mini one
No, just the front to help reduce weight
Lonewolf 902 I know, I just hope they come up with one has the side window, my tent is too small for a big stove which has side windows
Pomoly T1 Mini
and Octapeak F8eSJ winter is the right choice or needs a larger size
It will work but will require more wood loading
Can I cook with a pan on top of this stove?
Yes, absolutely
@@Lonewolfwildcamping that sounds perfect❤️
nice vid. Any tips on putting the chimney together? Its a real pain!
It's a pain the first time.always
Do you think the mini could throw enough heat to warm up a Gamme 4 tent ?
Yesterday, it works but it needs to be fed often
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Fantastic video. I just started following and like what you do. BTW, where did you get your wood mug?
Thanks alot , I found it on Amazon
Top tip, keep the backend an inch higher than the front, almost eliminates carbon build up and helps with air flow etc....
Looking to buy a mini stove, the one I have is good but it’s not a stove to pack in
Definitely go with a pomoly folding titanium
@@Lonewolfwildcamping great video btw, getting back into camping with my son, autumn here in Alberta can get cold and winters lol terrible cold, this is a definite must.
So awsome, have a great time out there
how did you get it to start burning so quickly? did you add gas but didnt tell us?
Use dry wood, never use gas
Thanks for the video. I'm still researching this big purchase. Hiding $400+ purchase from the wife is problematic.
Question: Do you thing placing a grill (I have an expedition research bushcraft grill) on the bottom under your fuel would increase the stoves efficiency? Might increase air flow /draft. Just a thought.
Might just pull the trigger on this to use in My polish lavvu.
Its a great investment, the stoves burn so efficiently as they are now and do not require a bottom grate
Does anyone know where or what type of metal rings you can buy to attach to the chimney spark damper - in order to tie guy ropes to to stabilise the chimney.
That would be a spark arrestor
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thanks for getting back. Yeah, I saw in one of your videos you attached three separate metal rings to each of the three guy rope hole attachments on the spark arrestor? Which I think looks like a great idea in terms of keeping the guy ropes further away from the hot chimney.
The rings on the arrestor work really well 😁
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thanks. Great channel and content - much appreciate the advice.
Thank you
Great informational video my friend.
Thank you
Does the T1 mini put off enough heat to sit by in the open as a "fire pit"? I like the small size for a lavvu hot tent and maybe for sitting next to outside at home, but am tempted toward the T1 to double as a grill.
It puts out alot of heat
Are the 4.6 pound (2.1kg) the stove weight 'only' or does that include bag & gloves?
In other words: how much weight will bringing the stove and what is needed to operate it add to my backpack?
4.6 lbs is the stove and everything you need to operate the stove. The gloves and bag are extra weight. I don't use gloves and the bag is not heavy
Lonewolf 902 merci!
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How long will it burn before you have to throw a log in? Every hour?
Depends on wood type and how hot you need it and damper setting. 2 really big pieces of dense oak will keep my 2 person tent hot for 2.5 hours at -10⁰c before I need to add wood
Great review!!!
Thank you
Just ordered mini stove. Thank you for review and videos. I would like to order a nested stove pipe set for easy setup. Have you ever tried this route?
Thats awsome, the stove pipe it comes with works fine, no need to modify it
Hi ! thanks for sharing . Same opinion here! I think the T1 Mini is going to be my choice, but i dont like that pipe, looks flimsy and weak... Just thinking about purchasing a nested/nesting pipe , i would weight a bit more but i want something more stable and sturdy that wouldn´t fail , bend or collapse due to the wind, tansport or an accident... Also similar packed size (just a bit more weight ) but not rolling needed. Now, i´m just looking for that nested/nesting pipes at the same diameter at the base and 30 cm in lenght sections aprox.
I apreciate any info or help to find that pipe. I´m now in Europe.
Happy to find someone with the same idea or point of view!
Great Info
Thank you
Excellent review. Was doubting between medium and small size. Mini definitely wins for me. Popped up this question: is there an advantage/disadvantage of having the damper in the pipe close to the stove or right up in the first pipe like Winnerwell placed it? I'd say, closer down better to keep the heat in the stove? Thanks!
Hi , I have a slide on truck camper with slide out room, I'm was watching you video with you truck camper, I have a space 24" by 10" to fit a fireplace, would that Pomoly Dweller wood stove be a good choice for that application ?
I wouldn't have much clearance in the back
What part of the world do you live mate? Seems like you always find nice spots. I camp on Dartmoor in the uk but over the pond you seem to have vast places of nature!
I'm in Canada 🤙🇨🇦
You missed one crucial bit of filming,
The smoke billowing from the chimney. 😂😂
Great little review nonetheless. 💯
Couldn't get it because the highlights would have been blown out so badly on camera.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping good point..
Great upload anyway.. 👍
Thanks, much more to come
Would this heat the Pen poly tent enough? I’d like to save money but extra £100 for a bigger hotter seems to make sense...
It would but I recommend a larger stove for extreme cold temps
Got to get me one of these
i want one of these so bad.
They are so worth it , very cool 🔥🤙🏕
Exactly what I was hoping for in a review. Answered all my questions and more. Thank you.
Awsome, glad I could help
Thanks for your tips
Always happy to help
Kind sir thank you for the video and information very informative. 🦅🇺🇸
Thanks for enjoying
Big help, thanks.
😁
Thank You
Lonewolf 902 An old stove glass cleaning trick is to wet a paper towel and damp into some of the ash of the fire, then wipe the glass everything will come right off right away with very little effort, I think it's the lye in the ash that acts like a cleaner, don't ever do while hot or could crack the glass!
I agree, I use this method often. Just wanted to share an easy way for new stove owners to clean the glass. I do really love the window for ambient light 🔥🤙😁
I’d like to add that ash is also a good cleaner for cookware soot! Even dry ash will clean really well! So, don’t use Brillo or other scratching materials to clean up... just use ash & maybe a Scotch pad!
Did you use the T1 Mini with Smokey Hut?
I am thinking the T1 Mini will be the right hot tent stove for me.
Questions:
How cold outside? too hot inside? how long did it burn after damping down?
T1 mini is a great option for small hot tents, and it can get very hot inside