Brothers, another great informative and entertaining review. Might i add a little bit of tip when operating these hobo stoves, I always carry a folding saw like a silky to cut 4"-6" diameter rounds out of tree trunks to about 5" long. I then baton six to eight wedges out of these mini logs to use as fuel for these rocket stoves. Batoning is fun as hell and mightily Therapeutic! Peace!
Nice video and review. I love this style of stove, fun to use and practical. Last year I bikepacked from the North Coast of Tasmania to the South coast along mainly dirt tracks on what is referred to as the Tasmania Trail. I used a Vargo titanium hexagon wood stove to cook all my meals. The great thing about the Vargo stove is that assembly is so easy as the hinges are permanent. Not as big as the stoves you are using though. Titanium stoves are great in that they cool down so quickly, which is handy for packing it up and getting underway again. Anyway, enjoying your channel, would love to visit your country one day.
Thanks a lot! Sounds like an awesome adventure in Tasmania! Checked out the vargo stove.. smart design 😁👍!! Great to hear you like our channel and always welcome to sweden! Cheers!
Great video guys, I'm thinking about which one to choose, I'd probably take the bigger one.. Nice work and most of all fun! Good luck and cheers! 😉👌👍🔪🔥🌲
Thanks a lot once again😁🙏! Nowadays there are many different stoves on the market. From quite big ones to small ones. We think this size is a perfect combo for taking a long on a hike and functionality. Cheers!
@@westcoastbushcrafters Yes, you have chosen the right middle, a bigger one would probably be difficult to carry around and I would not take a smaller one, because the smaller one is not always useful! Thanks!🙂👍
@@westcoastbushcrafters tnx. I would like to send you small woodstove, but unfortunately our customs (from Bosinia) do not alow exporting metals to persons (only companies, and I am not a company).
That is very kind of you🙏🙏. Sounds like though exporting rules. Does that effect buying international knives as well? Like was it hard to get hands on your bravo 1?
@@westcoastbushcrafters We can buy from international stores without problems, but custom fees and taxes are arround 30% (if value over 150euro, below that, no taxes)
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Those stoves make a big difference . Easy, controllable,fast and perfect for a quick hike…(or langer trip 😜).
Haha exactly!! And a lot of fun to work with🔥😎👍
Brothers, another great informative and entertaining review. Might i add a little bit of tip when operating these hobo stoves, I always carry a folding saw like a silky to cut 4"-6" diameter rounds out of tree trunks to about 5" long. I then baton six to eight wedges out of these mini logs to use as fuel for these rocket stoves. Batoning is fun as hell and mightily Therapeutic! Peace!
Happy to hear that! Thank you! That is some good advice! Very systematic, controlled and like you write very fun way to operate stoves😁👏! Take care!
good and fun video again guys!
Great to hear! Thanks a lot😁👍!!
I'll stick with my Bushbox XL titanium. Great video guys 👍
Looks like a very nice high quality stove!👍 I would have done the same😉. Thanks a lot!
Nice video and review. I love this style of stove, fun to use and practical. Last year I bikepacked from the North Coast of Tasmania to the South coast along mainly dirt tracks on what is referred to as the Tasmania Trail. I used a Vargo titanium hexagon wood stove to cook all my meals. The great thing about the Vargo stove is that assembly is so easy as the hinges are permanent. Not as big as the stoves you are using though. Titanium stoves are great in that they cool down so quickly, which is handy for packing it up and getting underway again. Anyway, enjoying your channel, would love to visit your country one day.
Thanks a lot! Sounds like an awesome adventure in Tasmania! Checked out the vargo stove.. smart design 😁👍!! Great to hear you like our channel and always welcome to sweden! Cheers!
Great video guys, I'm thinking about which one to choose, I'd probably take the bigger one.. Nice work and most of all fun! Good luck and cheers! 😉👌👍🔪🔥🌲
Thanks a lot once again😁🙏! Nowadays there are many different stoves on the market. From quite big ones to small ones. We think this size is a perfect combo for taking a long on a hike and functionality. Cheers!
@@westcoastbushcrafters Yes, you have chosen the right middle, a bigger one would probably be difficult to carry around and I would not take a smaller one, because the smaller one is not always useful! Thanks!🙂👍
I made my own hobo stove, called Vulkan, you can see me using it on my channel. I oerfected it throught 10 generations of products.
Amazing and impressive stoves you make! That big one is crazy and super awesome 🤣👏💪! Well done👏
@@westcoastbushcrafters tnx. I would like to send you small woodstove, but unfortunately our customs (from Bosinia) do not alow exporting metals to persons (only companies, and I am not a company).
That is very kind of you🙏🙏. Sounds like though exporting rules. Does that effect buying international knives as well? Like was it hard to get hands on your bravo 1?
@@westcoastbushcrafters We can buy from international stores without problems, but custom fees and taxes are arround 30% (if value over 150euro, below that, no taxes)
Ok that is more or less the same in Sweden. Importing a knife from USA requires paying 25% import costs.
What shoes are you wearing? Great videos btw.
Thanks😁👍!! We are wearing the Lundhags Bjerg Low Tea Green Unisex. Great outdoor shoes. Wear them actually every day, just great shoes😉👍