You won't be disappointed with that pairing. The up 5 is extremely efficient. I prefer my bigger stove for that setup, but only because the tent is so heavy that it can only work car camping so you might as well have the bigger stove for the benefits it provides. But the winnerwell is excellent too so great setup.
Thanks for going through the different type of stoves. The folding stoves also come in thicker titanium and stainless steel. It is nice to fold up a stove or put one together to save space. It is about what you are doing. If you are planning on staying in one place a week at a time and plan on eating off the land. A stove is not even a question!!!!
Yeah I think I mention pomoly foldable stoves in the video. I'd recommend them over the wild wild west stove. They had thicker titanium and foldable design so you don't have to worry about losing parts in the field.
@@AbundantAdventures it is also easier to replace a screw and bolt. If one of them locking tabs break it is not going to be the end of the world. It will not be easy to replace.
@@lamarwilliams185 good point! Not sure how likely the tabs are to break. I think I could still repair it but I don't have the stove so I can't be sure of that.
I'm in the market for a Stove so I found your review very helpful and a good overview of the pros and cons,particularly your thoughts about the spark Arrestors. Thanks
I have a collapsible titanium box stove, which with its nine foot titanium foil stove pipe weighs about two pounds! To my knowledge there's no other titanium box stove which comes near it weight wise, and that was a factor for me. I bought a sheet of expanded titanium sheet to make a grate and some additional titanium foil to make a baffle. It also has a titanium damper to work with the baffle and grate to get the best output and I'm making a titanium anti-downdraft cowl for the stove pipe (which also has a spark arrestor). Titanium is an excellent choice of material for tent stoves, and the foil stove pipes are remarkable for their packed size. No one needs to spend large amounts of money on a tent stove, You Tube has outstanding video tutorials on how to make your own tent stoves, from a round paint can stove to a box stove that looks so neat you'd think it was commercially manufactured. There's even a guy that made his own box stove from a sheet of recycled titanium foil...
I only have hammock and tarp now and I'm quite new to it all. We recently had a wintercamp and a friend brought his Belltent and stove. It was amazing. One day I'd like to have a stove but I'm not sure yet in which setting. This video was very well done made me realise a lot of things I have to consider. Thanks!
Lots of golden nuggets in this video. More than I’ve seen in most videos. I sold my Winnerwell Nomad large to buy the Pomoly T1 mini and regret it😢. Now I’m back in the market for a larger stove. I found a Caminus Large stove used for 400 CAD in my neck of the woods which I think is a major deal but it weighs so much! Thinking I should just buy buy it and use it with a Russian Bear UP-2 and if I don’t like it I can flip it and make a couple bucks 😅
@Bryan24k8 It's a struggle sometimes but you can open it by yourself if you get it spread out and have some decent muscle. It's like pulling back on a compound bow.
I have the Winnerwell Nomad large and really love it. Heavy but great for snowmobile or even pulk winter camping. The glass on the front and sides are so great. Also have the Luxe titanium 3W which is also great for backpacking. I use a spark arrestor on top of the roll up chimney which I can use wire to support outside so the chimney doesn’t move around it it gets windy.
Yeah the 3W spark arrester setup it comes with gets clogged super easy so I think the arrester on top would help a ton. I use key chain rings to tie down the chimney but I'm sure the spark arrester up top works just as good for tie outs.
@@AbundantAdventures I bought a small spark arrestor, think it’s from Winnerwell for their folding stove, and it fits on the end of the 3W pipe. Works great
Never ran across them before. At first glance it looks great. Has all the makings of an all in one design that looks great. Not air tight, so it won't be a long burner but nice stove.
They have some good videos explaining their stoves, I really like the Russian beer market one the problem is they don’t have the new model in stock at least I can’t find one in the states.
@@darthlord4411 yeah I think the distributors have resorted to older stuff because of the conflict over seas. They can't get new stuff. Even the Canada distributor won't sell stuff to the US for the same reason.
@@AbundantAdventures yep I called them they’re based out of Delaware, but the warehouse in Tennessee. The more I research the more I like the four dogs very well made.
@Darth Lord checked out that four dogs stove. Now that seems like an excellent stove. No fancy view window for the ambience and I'd rather have a spark arrester with a top but other than that it checks all the boxes.
@@AbundantAdventures if you would put it up for sale I’d be willing to pay 350-400 for it. Please let me know if you are interested and I would gladly purchase, thank you!
@ark2741 I'll probably throw it up in Ebay sometime soon. I'll post the link here. It won't be for that much though. Probably just a but under what I paid for it since I never actually used it more than once.
As good? Depends on the application. But the nomad is a very good. If your just car camping then the caminus gets my vote but if your trying to pull a pulk behind you then the nomad for sure.
You're missing the stove from Boreal Outdoor Innovations. Stainless steel stove that is made in Canada.
Those look SOLID! So many great stoves out there. I wish I could buy and try them all...
Oh man, honorable mention 😎
Haha yup. Can't wait to try that setup out.
Appreciate the videos! I own the winnerwell and the UP-5 tent. VERY relevant content for me. 👍🙏👍
You won't be disappointed with that pairing. The up 5 is extremely efficient. I prefer my bigger stove for that setup, but only because the tent is so heavy that it can only work car camping so you might as well have the bigger stove for the benefits it provides. But the winnerwell is excellent too so great setup.
Thanks for going through the different type of stoves. The folding stoves also come in thicker titanium and stainless steel. It is nice to fold up a stove or put one together to save space. It is about what you are doing. If you are planning on staying in one place a week at a time and plan on eating off the land. A stove is not even a question!!!!
Yeah I think I mention pomoly foldable stoves in the video. I'd recommend them over the wild wild west stove. They had thicker titanium and foldable design so you don't have to worry about losing parts in the field.
@@AbundantAdventures it is also easier to replace a screw and bolt. If one of them locking tabs break it is not going to be the end of the world. It will not be easy to replace.
@@lamarwilliams185 good point! Not sure how likely the tabs are to break. I think I could still repair it but I don't have the stove so I can't be sure of that.
I'm in the market for a Stove so I found your review very helpful and a good overview of the pros and cons,particularly your thoughts about the spark Arrestors. Thanks
Good luck on the search. Tons of options and it's tough to know what real world use case looks like. So I'm glad I could help.
I have a collapsible titanium box stove, which with its nine foot titanium foil stove pipe weighs about two pounds!
To my knowledge there's no other titanium box stove which comes near it weight wise, and that was a factor for me.
I bought a sheet of expanded titanium sheet to make a grate and some additional titanium foil to make a baffle.
It also has a titanium damper to work with the baffle and grate to get the best output and I'm making a titanium anti-downdraft cowl for the stove pipe (which also has a spark arrestor).
Titanium is an excellent choice of material for tent stoves, and the foil stove pipes are remarkable for their packed size.
No one needs to spend large amounts of money on a tent stove, You Tube has outstanding video tutorials on how to make your own tent stoves, from a round paint can stove to a box stove that looks so neat you'd think it was commercially manufactured.
There's even a guy that made his own box stove from a sheet of recycled titanium foil...
You can definately do a DIY setup and save some money.
I'm tryin ta cry only once when I buy my stove,hopefully only over the price,thanks fer the info.helped me alot....
Yeah. Wish I could say that was me hahaha
Racquette lake, best winter trip! Such great snuggles once the stove was roaring
I only have hammock and tarp now and I'm quite new to it all. We recently had a wintercamp and a friend brought his Belltent and stove. It was amazing. One day I'd like to have a stove but I'm not sure yet in which setting. This video was very well done made me realise a lot of things I have to consider. Thanks!
Glad it helped. There was never enough good unbiased information out there when I started.
Lots of golden nuggets in this video. More than I’ve seen in most videos. I sold my Winnerwell Nomad large to buy the Pomoly T1 mini and regret it😢. Now I’m back in the market for a larger stove. I found a Caminus Large stove used for 400 CAD in my neck of the woods which I think is a major deal but it weighs so much! Thinking I should just buy buy it and use it with a Russian Bear UP-2 and if I don’t like it I can flip it and make a couple bucks 😅
The large caminus will definately be overkill for the up 2 but if your carrying that much weight already you might as well have a nice big stove.
@@AbundantAdventures how do you find opening the up-5 on your own? I’m thinking about going up-5 for my space
@Bryan24k8 It's a struggle sometimes but you can open it by yourself if you get it spread out and have some decent muscle. It's like pulling back on a compound bow.
I have the Winnerwell Nomad large and really love it. Heavy but great for snowmobile or even pulk winter camping. The glass on the front and sides are so great. Also have the Luxe titanium 3W which is also great for backpacking. I use a spark arrestor on top of the roll up chimney which I can use wire to support outside so the chimney doesn’t move around it it gets windy.
Yeah the 3W spark arrester setup it comes with gets clogged super easy so I think the arrester on top would help a ton. I use key chain rings to tie down the chimney but I'm sure the spark arrester up top works just as good for tie outs.
@@AbundantAdventures I bought a small spark arrestor, think it’s from Winnerwell for their folding stove, and it fits on the end of the 3W pipe. Works great
Excellent video offering great advice. Thanks for the share 👍
Thanks for watching the video. Appreciate the comment as well :)
Consider the silverfire multifunction tent stove.
Never ran across them before. At first glance it looks great. Has all the makings of an all in one design that looks great. Not air tight, so it won't be a long burner but nice stove.
Great video. Take a look at the four dogs stove.
I will check em out. Thanks for the suggestion.
They have some good videos explaining their stoves, I really like the Russian beer market one the problem is they don’t have the new model in stock at least I can’t find one in the states.
@@darthlord4411 yeah I think the distributors have resorted to older stuff because of the conflict over seas. They can't get new stuff.
Even the Canada distributor won't sell stuff to the US for the same reason.
@@AbundantAdventures yep I called them they’re based out of Delaware, but the warehouse in Tennessee. The more I research the more I like the four dogs very well made.
@Darth Lord checked out that four dogs stove. Now that seems like an excellent stove. No fancy view window for the ambience and I'd rather have a spark arrester with a top but other than that it checks all the boxes.
Great info - thanks.
Your welcome. Glad it helped.
Great video. Very informative. But what is "polking"? :)
Haha polking is when you have snow on the ground and you pull your gear with a sled while you snow shoe to walk the trail.
Love it mate !
Thanks for watching 😀
Would you be willing to sell your caminus stove 12 liter water tank?
Yes I would. I may put it up on ebay.
@@AbundantAdventures if you would put it up for sale I’d be willing to pay 350-400 for it. Please let me know if you are interested and I would gladly purchase, thank you!
@ark2741 I'll probably throw it up in Ebay sometime soon. I'll post the link here. It won't be for that much though. Probably just a but under what I paid for it since I never actually used it more than once.
@@AbundantAdventures thank you sir!!!
@@ark2741 www.ebay.com/itm/394649720752?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=HShErG5uTpa&sssrc=2524149&ssuid=HShErG5uTpa&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=SMS
Is the winnerwell nomad as good as the caminus? Russian Bear is out of the medium stoves right now.
As good? Depends on the application. But the nomad is a very good. If your just car camping then the caminus gets my vote but if your trying to pull a pulk behind you then the nomad for sure.