It seems like having the smoker would act as an oven as well. Also, the pipe oven allows you to cook on the stove while things are baking. Pulling the trigger on this product with most attachments soon.
Winnerwell make some great products, I purchased a Large Winnerwell Fire Pit from Bundy Outdoors for second fire pit, it’s only entry level and does not have any bells and whistles like the Snowpeak but was at a reasonable price about $110 on special.
I notice that you guys never mentioned the price. I jaw hit the floor when I saw that it is double to triple the price of its competitors. Granted, it is stainless steel, but is it worth that much for shiny metal and glass sides (what is that all about anyway?).
I honestly don't think you could do it fairly. Sort of like comparing a 4WD to a sports car. Depends on the needs of the user. I have both and use them differently. The Winnerwell is great because it can heat without any smoke inside an enclosed space, Can boil water. Can be used for cooking with as well, and provides great heat. Plus in rain, the fire just keeps going. Downside is they can weigh a lot more. An outside firepit can be a lot lighter and you can also boil water and cook on them with the right additions. But not so good in rain, windy conditions or when used in an enclosed spot.
Yeah I just received my winnerwell from homecamp as well. Waiting on a 45 degree and extra pipe section. Did you have any trouble contacting homecamp?. They take a week to get a hold off over their email
Hey mate. Yeah. I emailed them and did not get a reply so I sent them another message and they replied to that. Looks like they have been really busy, I know what it is like in retail. Best off to email them again. I generally level it for 7 days before trying again. I am aware they just got in more stock and should be sending out these orders shortly.
Hi , love the video, really useful, we are looking at getting one, our flue will go up through a sleeve in our tent, we plan on getting the double wall, you mentioned heat moving to the pipe, do you remember at all what the temp was at the very top? Would it burn a tent if was touching with the double wall. Thanks
So you can do a couple of thing if going through a tent or beside it. They have a rubber seal you can add into a wall of a tent which allows the pipe to pass outside. The other option is the chimney which dissapates heat quicker than without it. The top was nowhere near as hot as the bottom. I think it was around 40 c, but that may vary,
Hello Guys. How much money do these stoves cost, and where can is possible they be bought, this one stoves???🤔🤔🤔🤔😉😉😉😉 I WISH YOU HAPPY GOOG NEW YEAR. Good luck.
Just stroll upon your video. Would you consider using this stove inside your home in case of a life and death emergency; during a winter storm power outage . I was thinking about if a power outage hit i would camp inside my carport inside a tent and use my stove with the 45 degree angle and my 90 degree angle to clear the smoke out of the tent underneath the carport.
I have the same stove. Used is several times now and gets red hot cherry red. Do you think over time that ruins the stove? Are there any concernes about it getting too hot frequently?
Great little unit! And the heat it throws out is crazy for something that size...purely because of how thick the stainless steel is...it's 304 grade so it's heavy duty, retains a lot of heat
I wanted to comment that if you are letting that stove turn RED hot you are damaging the steel....when it cools it will warp and bend. Optimal TEMP for these stoves is between 400 and 700 Degrees F.
Does anyone see a problem with using the stove with the legs folded up? I’m fixing stove to a proper tiled hearth but would rather fix it with legs folded up. I have limited height . Any thoughts please?
Hey mate. I actually owned an Ozpig. It was a great product. But is was extremely heavy and its shape made it not easily transportable. It did not have any windows for light and heat and it did not have an oven or an attachment for hot water. I do love the Ozpig, but for camping I would always take the Winnerwell over the ozpig.
If cost is a concern, then grab the Kings Fire Stove. Similar design to the Winnerwell at half the price. Although it's heavier, and does leak smoke so wouldn't use it in a hot tent.
I dont see any logic to what you are doing. If its under a tarp that way, not inside a tent, you might as well use a solo stove or a Bushbox XL, unless its regulations against causing fire by sparks
Hi Kenneth. There are a lot of advantages of this type of set up over an open fire. I love using this setup. Having the fire enclosed means it can run in all sorts of weather, you can have it insode and out, flames cannot escape so at the end of the night you close the vents and it goes out, or you can partially close it so it slowly burns during the night to make it very easy to start in the morning. It provides hot water when you want it, I can use it in an area where open fires are not allowed such as forests and caravan parks, and you can cook on it. The heat that comes from it is also awesome.
Man I flinched for a 2nd when the guy grabbed the stove pipe on the other stove !
🤣
Im waiting on mine to arrive im super excited
It would be nice if you showed all you gear. I'm in the states so many thing are different. Happy travels to all of you.
Great clip guys
Cheers Jack. You on a break at the moment by any chance?
Very nice
It seems like having the smoker would act as an oven as well. Also, the pipe oven allows you to cook on the stove while things are baking. Pulling the trigger on this product with most attachments soon.
SO PRETTY GOOD
Your video has perfectly explained this product. We are an authorized dealer for Winnerwell® Wood Stove Products in Canada
Thanks. It is a great product. Enjoyable to review.
Quick question, found the web site, but not the water attachment for the stove is that no longer available?? Thanks!!
Might need to check with them. The SKU is 910314. I did find it here available?
www.camperwell.com.au/winnerwell-m-sized-water-tank
Winnerwell make some great products, I purchased a Large Winnerwell Fire Pit from Bundy Outdoors for second fire pit, it’s only entry level and does not have any bells and whistles like the Snowpeak but was at a reasonable price about $110 on special.
I just found out about Snow Peak, I was looking at their cot. OMG it’s expensive, but it looks awesome.
I wonder which portable camping shower tent that is that you have behind you.
Good one guys, Cheers Steve
Nifty as frig.
I notice that you guys never mentioned the price. I jaw hit the floor when I saw that it is double to triple the price of its competitors. Granted, it is stainless steel, but is it worth that much for shiny metal and glass sides (what is that all about anyway?).
I bought it this week, definitely worth it. Looks top quality
love the review. what size is the chimney on these units ?
Is there a shootout between this and a Fire Pit? Would love to see comparisons weight, space, heat/ warmth..
I honestly don't think you could do it fairly. Sort of like comparing a 4WD to a sports car. Depends on the needs of the user. I have both and use them differently. The Winnerwell is great because it can heat without any smoke inside an enclosed space, Can boil water. Can be used for cooking with as well, and provides great heat. Plus in rain, the fire just keeps going. Downside is they can weigh a lot more. An outside firepit can be a lot lighter and you can also boil water and cook on them with the right additions. But not so good in rain, windy conditions or when used in an enclosed spot.
Yeah I just received my winnerwell from homecamp as well. Waiting on a 45 degree and extra pipe section. Did you have any trouble contacting homecamp?. They take a week to get a hold off over their email
Hey mate. Yeah. I emailed them and did not get a reply so I sent them another message and they replied to that. Looks like they have been really busy, I know what it is like in retail. Best off to email them again. I generally level it for 7 days before trying again.
I am aware they just got in more stock and should be sending out these orders shortly.
Brilliant review but I'd never have thought of needing a stove outdoors in Australia whereas for cold soggy UK definitely but great review and setup.
Australia is a big place and it can get cold even in the desert
We might b tough, mate, but we still prefer our meat cooked 😎
Can you cook moonshine on this?
How well do these draw? I have a wooshka an its pathetic!
I love this stove!
Thanks
I wish Winnerwell would hurry up and restock the water tank.
Hi , love the video, really useful, we are looking at getting one, our flue will go up through a sleeve in our tent, we plan on getting the double wall, you mentioned heat moving to the pipe, do you remember at all what the temp was at the very top? Would it burn a tent if was touching with the double wall.
Thanks
So you can do a couple of thing if going through a tent or beside it. They have a rubber seal you can add into a wall of a tent which allows the pipe to pass outside. The other option is the chimney which dissapates heat quicker than without it. The top was nowhere near as hot as the bottom. I think it was around 40 c, but that may vary,
Hey guys I just got my winnerwell large and on its first use it didnt take long to get red hot is this normal or was I running it too hot? cheers
Hello Guys.
How much money do these stoves cost, and where can is possible they be bought, this one stoves???🤔🤔🤔🤔😉😉😉😉
I WISH YOU HAPPY GOOG NEW YEAR.
Good luck.
Just go to homecamp.com.au 👍
With the amount of heat this generates do you think it’s safe inside a 16’x16’x12’ canvas tent?
Hey mate. As long as the chimney/fireplace is not in direct contact with anything, it would be fine.
There is a similar stove from Sweden. There is a sew in piece for the flue pipe that is fire resistant.
Is it durable?
When an Australian says hate he means heat, not hate.
This is an excellent video explaining the product. What size snowpeak base plate is that? Large or medium? Thanks!
Hey. It is the large one.
Just stroll upon your video. Would you consider using this stove inside your home in case of a life and death emergency; during a winter storm power outage . I was thinking about if a power outage hit i would camp inside my carport inside a tent and use my stove with the 45 degree angle and my 90 degree angle to clear the smoke out of the tent underneath the carport.
Probably better to ask the manufacturer that question. ;-)
@@acafwd Thank you ! for your quick reponse.
I have the same stove. Used is several times now and gets red hot cherry red. Do you think over time that ruins the stove? Are there any concernes about it getting too hot frequently?
Hey mate. Yep It gets glowing hot. I have used products built from the same steel and never had an issue. The steel is made
to can handle this.
@@acafwd awesome thsnk u so much😊😊😊
What kind of burn times do you get with this stove?? Can you damper down the flue and extend the burn to say 6 hours? More?
You can turn the dampener to give you the slowest burn but I have this exact model and the burn time after you choke it down a bit is around 3-4 hours
Great little unit! And the heat it throws out is crazy for something that size...purely because of how thick the stainless steel is...it's 304 grade so it's heavy duty, retains a lot of heat
Nice video! what size is this stove?
This is the medium stove :-)
Nice set up bud...is yours the large and Steve's the medium? Cheers.
Bothbare the medium ones 😃👍
I wanted to comment that if you are letting that stove turn RED hot you are damaging the steel....when it cools it will warp and bend. Optimal TEMP for these stoves is between 400 and 700 Degrees F.
Never once has warped or bent yet?
Does anyone see a problem with using the stove with the legs folded up? I’m fixing stove to a proper tiled hearth but would rather fix it with legs folded up. I have limited height . Any thoughts please?
is this good for hot tenting?
It's designed for hot tenting
hi what size is it ?
Medium ;-)
Fire box is 800 cubic inches
I buy this stove but I d,nt know about the process
Where do you live Shujaat?
What sige is this?
Sige? Size maybe? Its the Medium.
Some money spent here on Drifta products hay
I love quality gear. Drifta keep a lot of it.
Ozpig is better and its aussi
Hey mate. I actually owned an Ozpig. It was a great product. But is was extremely heavy and its shape made it not easily transportable. It did not have any windows for light and heat and it did not have an oven or an attachment for hot water.
I do love the Ozpig, but for camping I would always take the Winnerwell over the ozpig.
Just got this winnerwell and fired it up tonight. It beats my ozpig hands down in heat output and comfort. Ie NO SMOKE. Ozpig is now scrap metal.
If cost is a concern, then grab the Kings Fire Stove. Similar design to the Winnerwell at half the price. Although it's heavier, and does leak smoke so wouldn't use it in a hot tent.
I dont see any logic to what you are doing. If its under a tarp that way, not inside a tent, you might as well use a solo stove or a Bushbox XL, unless its regulations against causing fire by sparks
Hi Kenneth. There are a lot of advantages of this type of set up over an open fire. I love using this setup. Having the fire enclosed means it can run in all sorts of weather, you can have it insode and out, flames cannot escape so at the end of the night you close the vents and it goes out, or you can partially close it so it slowly burns during the night to make it very easy to start in the morning. It provides hot water when you want it, I can use it in an area where open fires are not allowed such as forests and caravan parks, and you can cook on it. The heat that comes from it is also awesome.
@@acafwd but you are under a tarp with it so, bushbox wont go out. Sure but its massive. depends on how much gear you can carry