@@Lonewolfwildcamping Aesome channel. I have been dying to get out to camp in my hot tent. The past few years I have been recovering from many major surgeries but this year I am doing it.
I went with Winnerwell nomad w/ view medium size and onetigris Rock fotress tent . I primarily watch you, Kent Survival, and mdm outdoors for past 5 years. My wife and I will be trying our setup next week, thank you for the info!
One main item to also consider for heating your shelter, is the amount stove pipe that is inside the shelter. This will somewhat dictate stove size and stove placement. The more stove pipe you can get inside your shelter, the more heat it will generate. The other major item to think about as well, is cooking. When using your hot tent most people will cook on the wood stove. So having a flat top on your stove is very important for cooking. It is easier to put your pots, pans, kettles on the surface with out sliding off. It is much harder to do that with the cylinder type roll up stoves. Titanium is a great material to make a wood stove out of. That is not to say that steel stoves aren't perfectly adequate either. They just take some maintenance for controlling the rust and they have the weight penalty. However if your are hauling your gear in on on a sled or toboggan the weight penalty isn't that much of an issue. One then to consider with back packing stove while winter camping is ease of assembly. In cold weather assembling a stove with lots of small parts that your have to fiddle with isn't much fun. So look for one that can be easily assemble while wearing gloves or mitts.
Excellent points. We are definitely on the same page. I mentioned much of this in previous videos as well so its nice to see others putting much thought into it as well.
The advantage of the large stove is that you can fill it with more wood, damper down the intake and flue and it will burn much longer. 2ndly, there is less processing of the wood into smaller pieces which conserves your own energy. And obviously a larger stove will heat a larger space, ideal for small cabins or large canvas tents. A baffle in a stove is also quite valuable - it keeps the heat in the firebox longer, the top of the stove provides a more even heat and works well for cooking. The additional heat path helps to eliminate hot ash going up the flue which lessens or eliminates the need for a spark arrestor.
Wow thank you for putting together this in depth video and many others. I am new to winter camping/hot tent camping and have been binging all your videos on how to get started. I have learned so much! Will stick to winter truck camping for now until I can save up to invest in one of these wood stoves. THANKS AGAIN!
I built my own tent stove, but it’s designed to burn hard coal and bit coal instead of wood. I think it’s a very handsome design but because of the nature of coal, it’s rather heavy, more complicated, and needs more corrosion resistant ($) materials. Here’s the thing though, a single full load of coal can easily burn for 8+ hours with proper adjustments. It’s a much more reliable heat than wood. I want to make a video about it but I’m nervous about it’s reception haha. It’s still a prototype but that 8 hour burn I got on one fill was insanely impressive. I am planning on building a stainless steel version, I have the stock for it, one part (air diffuser/superheater/thing) will be inconel 718 which is a fancy and expensive nickel alloy, but the consistent, high quality heat output of the first one makes me think it’s worth it.
Great video about stove's, I really like the packable stove's. The other stove's I noticed you were calling the staneless steal, that are actually just steal stove's, not that it matters much but stainless steal won't rust and will last a lift time.
This is an excellent video for people getting started in hot tenting, I wish I could have watched this before I bought my first stove (if I had actually fit that stove into a tent, it would have been spontaneous human combustion lol). I still have a lot to learn, and this video was very helpful. Thanks for the video, stay safe out there and God bless!
You really did it there, look at em, I love the winnerwell fast fold but for sure I would have bought a windowed version. I still get the glow thru the front slide vent but it isn’t quite a stare at window. Heat wise and simplicity I rate the FF. thanks for this.
Dude, you should get far more views. You have very informative content. I've been planning to get myself a hot tent and titanium stove for this winter and if it wasn't for your videos I'd probably be still looking for a good combo. Night will get cold here in arctic circle...
Could you please make a video more specific to backpacking with 1-2 people? Most questions I have are about how to choose a size: how to balance it with a sleeping system? What if regions I hike I have basically only soft wood available? I do almost exclusively mountain hikes all-year-round with a hammock. I'd have big troubles finding good spots for a tipi tent, but this is still very interesting topic for me. I've actually learned from you, that hot-tent backpacking is a valid idea ;)
A lot of talking? I think u did a great job ... I'm trying to figure all this out... looking for a tent stove and inevitably after so long my brain gets fried from info overload... this video was perfect .... got all the info I need to choose what will fit my needs .... ty great job !
Hi. Great video. I’m in the UK and want to canoe camp in winter. I need a lightweight stove to fit in my canoe but want a large one so I can load it up to keep in overnight to dry out kit and dogs and myself. What would you recommend. An oven would be an brilliant and if it could also be used to extend the size of the firebox that would be brilliant.
Thank you for your review on different types of stoves! I got the one last year, just like one you have is on the bottom right. It's good for my lake property go camping in the winter!
@Lonewolf 902 -- For your ammo-can stove , wire-wheel all of the rust off , and then apply ''Stove Black'' . Stove Black is designed for keeping large woodburning Kitchen Ranges looking like new . Wear old clothing and rubber gloves when applying Stove Black , if you get it on your clothing it's PERMANENT , and if you get it on your skin it has to wear off . One application usually lasts for several years of usage . --- I've been using it for over 50 years on my 1908 Moore's Merit Kitchen Range .
I got one 😁😁😁 my hot tent is complete wahooo!!! I did find a cheaper option to some of the brands displayed here in this vid, as i am in the uk some of these stoves are mighty expensive an abit trick to get hold of. But i did find a good size TI fast fold stove with bag an chimney for under £300 😎 find of the year if you ask me
Those are some nice looking titanium stoves. I wonder at the durability of those titanium stove pipes? With my luck I would bend one the wrong way on my second trip. Another key takeaway for me was the rapid oxidation on the ammo can. That is a stark contrast to the titanium. Plus titanium colors are very distinctive.
Excellent videos , just 1 small question , i noticed that the first stove "Nortent" have a bigger pipe in diameter , definitely bigger then 3 inch , meanwhile , pomoly with same stove size have a smaller pipe diameter, what is the point ? and is it recommended to have a bigger pipe diameter ?
Hey Jeremy, thanks for the video, very useful information for us just getting into hot tenting. Definitely want to save up for a titanium stove. Would you say that the Pomoly T1 would be the right size to keep the Pomoly Hex 2-3 person tent warm enough for the dead of winter especially if you wanted to run it all night? look forward to the safety video so I don't kill myself. ATB👍🏕🔥
Hey Jeff, absolutely the t1 and timber are on the large scale of stoves. These stoves actually throw much more heat than most people woukd ever think they could. The stoves will make even a 6 - 10 person tent very hot in minus 20⁰c temperatures
What do you think about the winnerwell fast folding stove ; not to mention the fact it doesn't have any windows ? And about the tickness of the walls ? Does it infuence a lot the thermal efficiency ? Thank you.
What size stove would you recommend for the Pomoly Hex Plus 3-6 person tent? I’ve been looking at Kni-Co Packers. But, looking at others. That shelf could be covered by tin foil and used for a drying rack for making jerky. Just a thought while watching.
Just found your channel, and it’s awesome. I really enjoy hot tenting. Looking to get a larger stove for my solo tent as well as a 4 man for winter camping. What are the two stove models to the right of the Nortent stove? Pomoly is guessing. Keep up the great work!
Thats great you found the channel, welcome aboard. For your needs I recommend the pomoly stoves you have pointed out. Here are the links. ua-cam.com/video/3_ikX8h0cag/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/Sauop75DKTg/v-deo.html
Hello! I'm sorry! I don't understand English, I'm worried about sparks falling on the tent, two titanium stove spark suppressors, which is safer? Can the chimney mouth be raised higher? Is it safer to go over 24 inches? Thank you!
I must say this kind of tents feels like some thing I might invest in as my first tent. And a stove of course. Do these tents work all year around you think? Summer with NO stove I guess?
I'm really curious about that detachable stove jack you feature @26:18. Pomoly doesn't seem to have that accessory available and I'd like to add something to close the gap around the pipe to roughly 2.5"
Great video! Just subscribed to you. One thing I noticed is that none of those stoves seem to have a baffle. Do you have any experience with stoves with baffles? I camp in extremely cold temperatures and have found that baffles or some sort of secondary burn really help with the efficiency.
Thank you, these stove don't need a baffle, they burn absolutely clear out the pipe after the damper and draft are set and they put out a ton of heat as is.
do you have any stoves that I can have?? :) would really like one of your many…looking to backpack in the winter for the first time and would be grateful!
Hey man love your UA-cam content and I formation. Great videos and useful information about this stuff. So I’ve been thinking of trying a hot tent and I’ve been researching and shopping around for one that me and my small family of four can be comfortable in. I have narrowed it down to the Lavvo 6 hot tent but still are not sure how big of a stove I would need? What would you recommend for a Lavvo 6 hot tent? Thanks for any suggestions or recommends you can give me. 😁👍
Cool thanks again for your help with this man, I really appreciate you taking the time to reply back to me. I will definitely take a look at the stoves you suggested and buy one. Keep up the awesome content on your channel man it’s very educational and informative, plus entertaining to watch! 👍😁 From me and my family thank you!
Hell from Michigan! Question: What do you use to clean your stove and pipe after use, and do you clean it every time after you use it. Thank you. Excellent informative video👍
@@Lonewolfwildcamping That’s it? You don’t clean out the soot build up in the stove(s) and stove pipe after continued use? I’ve never owned a wood stove, that’s why I’m asking.
I have been studying your videos and admire your knowledge! You have been very helpful, but I still have a question: can you use the titanium stoves inside a home fireplace, vented up the chimney? I would like to use one as an emergency heater if the power should go out because it could potentially be much more efficient than a wood burning fireplace.
Very educational, thanks for the detail. I like my Luxe 3W stove but it's a bit too small for my tent. I have the Pomoly T1 coming so I'm excited to try it. The folding design will make things a lot easier too. The pipe is going to be 2.4" instead of my existing 3" pipe/hole. Would you mess with reducing that or just go with it?
Thanks for the comparison. What's missing is identifying the model name of each. You identified the 'Nortent', and the videos you list at the end identify Pomoly. However, the models of (all 4 ?) Pomoly stoves are not mentioned. That would help in relating what you said here to the corresponding videos. Starting with the one adjacent to 'Nortent', what are the model names?
Like BBQ people do to their smokers ,..like the fire box …..and I do this also…..you spray your fire pit down with PAM or some kind of cooking oil , every time you cook with it ….it turns it black and seals the metal from rust as the oil is burned in. I have also done this to one of my huge camping steel stoves ….totally waterproofs it from rust …check it out…research it…IT WORKS
I'd love to own the first small titanium stove there next to the large one pamaly I think you said it I'm positive that's not spelt right but ok £700s few that'd take me years to save up for then there's the chimney pipe and the spark arrester I'd be cold tent camping a mighty long while as I couldn't carry a solid steel as I take my dog with me so it would have to go in my pack in 6 weeks I'm hoping to be able to order my Iron Wall tent with the heat support thing for the chimney so a solid start on the road to better brighter things good space for my head I hope you know what I mean. I wish I could order it all at once that's just fantasy thinking ha ha. 27 October is the plan to order my Iron Wall with the chimney ring. £189 plus postage of 11 200 all in I thought it was budget friendly lol. The first two serious bits of gear I'll bring my synthetic sleeping bag as it's all I have - 5 Comfort to - 10 extreme my Snugpack Basecamp OPS Sleeper Lite.
Great video except for the fact that you keep referring to the steel stoves as stainless steel which they are not.Real stainless steel will not rust but is much heavier then titanium.
Great presentation, can you see the price of titanium stoves ever coming down? Or maybe the Chinese manufacturers jumping in on the action and producing a more affordable reasonable quality titanium stove? I know for me if I was to get one it would be used 2 or 3 times a year max for 1 or 2 nights at a time so truly couldn't justify the titanium prices. Maybe a folding steel stove is the middle ground for occasional use.
You will never go wrong with purchasing a high quality titanium stove. But I have had really good luck with my diy ammo can stove as well its just heavy and limits where you can travel to
Hi Lonewolf, I am thinking of bying the timber with glass, do you think there is an issue with the pomoly warping and being difficult to put together, as the one with glass is not fast fold? Thank you for your time.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thank you. Too bad it doesn't fit. I like the concept of it preventing water and also heat transfer onto the tent. Maybe One Tigress will develop one for their tents in the future.
Since the stoves add heat inside the tent, what temperature rating do you use for your sleeping bag? On the safe side, I should probably bring a 20F sleeping bag for when it’s 20F outside, but if it’s going to be 60F+ in the tent and there’s a steady supply of wood, should I just bring my three season sleeping bag instead of buying a winter rated one?
@@Lonewolfwildcamping I am over in New Hampshire..just orderd the T1 after watching your video. Any idea how fast they ship out? I know with Covid things are a bit tough shipping internationally..
Don't forget part 1 of this 3 part series of hot tent camping , all on hot tent choices. ua-cam.com/video/uYlL5NYtzKM/v-deo.html
Yesss!
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there is no dissonance in the head, when pronouncing - rusty stainless steel? or is it a special, American way of thinking?
Well I'm Canadian, so I have no clue🇨🇦😉
More practical details than most UA-cam tent stove commentators address. THANKS.
I'm glad you enjoyed it 👍
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Aesome channel. I have been dying to get out to camp in my hot tent. The past few years I have been recovering from many major surgeries but this year I am doing it.
I went with Winnerwell nomad w/ view medium size and onetigris Rock fotress tent . I primarily watch you, Kent Survival, and mdm outdoors for past 5 years. My wife and I will be trying our setup next week, thank you for the info!
One main item to also consider for heating your shelter, is the amount stove pipe that is inside the shelter. This will somewhat dictate stove size and stove placement. The more stove pipe you can get inside your shelter, the more heat it will generate. The other major item to think about as well, is cooking. When using your hot tent most people will cook on the wood stove. So having a flat top on your stove is very important for cooking. It is easier to put your pots, pans, kettles on the surface with out sliding off. It is much harder to do that with the cylinder type roll up stoves. Titanium is a great material to make a wood stove out of. That is not to say that steel stoves aren't perfectly adequate either. They just take some maintenance for controlling the rust and they have the weight penalty. However if your are hauling your gear in on on a sled or toboggan the weight penalty isn't that much of an issue. One then to consider with back packing stove while winter camping is ease of assembly. In cold weather assembling a stove with lots of small parts that your have to fiddle with isn't much fun. So look for one that can be easily assemble while wearing gloves or mitts.
Excellent points. We are definitely on the same page. I mentioned much of this in previous videos as well so its nice to see others putting much thought into it as well.
The advantage of the large stove is that you can fill it with more wood, damper down the intake and flue and it will burn much longer. 2ndly, there is less processing of the wood into smaller pieces which conserves your own energy. And obviously a larger stove will heat a larger space, ideal for small cabins or large canvas tents.
A baffle in a stove is also quite valuable - it keeps the heat in the firebox longer, the top of the stove provides a more even heat and works well for cooking. The additional heat path helps to eliminate hot ash going up the flue which lessens or eliminates the need for a spark arrestor.
Yes, very good points. I talk about that in many of my videos.
Wow thank you for putting together this in depth video and many others. I am new to winter camping/hot tent camping and have been binging all your videos on how to get started. I have learned so much! Will stick to winter truck camping for now until I can save up to invest in one of these wood stoves. THANKS AGAIN!
I built my own tent stove, but it’s designed to burn hard coal and bit coal instead of wood. I think it’s a very handsome design but because of the nature of coal, it’s rather heavy, more complicated, and needs more corrosion resistant ($) materials. Here’s the thing though, a single full load of coal can easily burn for 8+ hours with proper adjustments. It’s a much more reliable heat than wood. I want to make a video about it but I’m nervous about it’s reception haha. It’s still a prototype but that 8 hour burn I got on one fill was insanely impressive.
I am planning on building a stainless steel version, I have the stock for it, one part (air diffuser/superheater/thing) will be inconel 718 which is a fancy and expensive nickel alloy, but the consistent, high quality heat output of the first one makes me think it’s worth it.
Please post!👍🏼
I was actually thinking that a little washed anthracite nut coal will go a long way compared to wood.
Great video about stove's, I really like the packable stove's. The other stove's I noticed you were calling the staneless steal, that are actually just steal stove's, not that it matters much but stainless steal won't rust and will last a lift time.
Thanks, I always say stainless steel out of habit, but you are correct 🤙
This is an excellent video for people getting started in hot tenting, I wish I could have watched this before I bought my first stove (if I had actually fit that stove into a tent, it would have been spontaneous human combustion lol). I still have a lot to learn, and this video was very helpful. Thanks for the video, stay safe out there and God bless!
Thank you very much. I hope it is useful to many people
You really did it there, look at em, I love the winnerwell fast fold but for sure I would have bought a windowed version. I still get the glow thru the front slide vent but it isn’t quite a stare at window. Heat wise and simplicity I rate the FF. thanks for this.
Excellent, hot tenting is very enjoyable and I really do enjoy at least a front window 🔥🏕😊
Pomoly Flame just ordered thanks to your excellent videos, It came down to thickness of titanium, and reinforced walls. Thanks for your help!!!
It is definitely one of the best stoves on the market and the only one that will last a very long time
Dude, you should get far more views. You have very informative content. I've been planning to get myself a hot tent and titanium stove for this winter and if it wasn't for your videos I'd probably be still looking for a good combo. Night will get cold here in arctic circle...
Thank you, im glad you are enjoying the videos.
Could you please make a video more specific to backpacking with 1-2 people? Most questions I have are about how to choose a size: how to balance it with a sleeping system? What if regions I hike I have basically only soft wood available?
I do almost exclusively mountain hikes all-year-round with a hammock. I'd have big troubles finding good spots for a tipi tent, but this is still very interesting topic for me. I've actually learned from you, that hot-tent backpacking is a valid idea ;)
Hammock camping is definitely more reliable for finding locations to make camp
A lot of talking? I think u did a great job ... I'm trying to figure all this out... looking for a tent stove and inevitably after so long my brain gets fried from info overload... this video was perfect .... got all the info I need to choose what will fit my needs .... ty great job !
Glad I could help
Hi. Great video. I’m in the UK and want to canoe camp in winter. I need a lightweight stove to fit in my canoe but want a large one so I can load it up to keep in overnight to dry out kit and dogs and myself. What would you recommend. An oven would be an brilliant and if it could also be used to extend the size of the firebox that would be brilliant.
Good review thank you. Can’t wait to watch you using nortent gamme 4 and its stove using them in real harsh weather and how they hold up
I'm really excited for that day to come ❄🔥🏕
Great info, I'm in the market for a titanium stove tonight.
Thanks for enjoying
Thank you for your review on different types of stoves! I got the one last year, just like one you have is on the bottom right. It's good for my lake property go camping in the winter!
Very cool, glad I could help
thanks for these vids on hot tents and stoves my friend. Hope everything is great with you and your family
Thank you very much
On the smaller stoves, how often do you have to have to feed the stove during the night to keep it going? Same Question for the larger stoves.
It really depends on wood type and damper settings
@Lonewolf 902 -- For your ammo-can stove , wire-wheel all of the rust off , and then apply ''Stove Black'' . Stove Black is designed for keeping large woodburning Kitchen Ranges looking like new . Wear old clothing and rubber gloves when applying Stove Black , if you get it on your clothing it's PERMANENT , and if you get it on your skin it has to wear off . One application usually lasts for several years of usage . --- I've been using it for over 50 years on my 1908 Moore's Merit Kitchen Range .
Really sweet video you win the most wood stove collection!!!
Thank you, im glad you enjoyed it
I got one 😁😁😁 my hot tent is complete wahooo!!! I did find a cheaper option to some of the brands displayed here in this vid, as i am in the uk some of these stoves are mighty expensive an abit trick to get hold of. But i did find a good size TI fast fold stove with bag an chimney for under £300 😎 find of the year if you ask me
And it has a viewing glass on the front and side 😁😁
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Thats really awesome, im glad you found something that works for you, cheers🔥🤙🏕
Thank you for the info! I go off grid in June and I know what tent but have been on the fence with the stove.
Sounds like alot of fun soon
Thank you for the informative video on woodstoves, answered a lot of the questions I had. including which would be my first.
You are very welcome. I'm glad it helped you
HI. Thanks for your videos. Really interesting. What stove do you suggest just for cooking outside and enjoy flames at night? Thanks again.
Those are some nice looking titanium stoves. I wonder at the durability of those titanium stove pipes? With my luck I would bend one the wrong way on my second trip. Another key takeaway for me was the rapid oxidation on the ammo can. That is a stark contrast to the titanium. Plus titanium colors are very distinctive.
The pipes are actually really durable if used correctly, I love titanium stoves 🔥🏕🤩
The Danchel leg bent the first time I folded it, i want one thats a lil more sturdy, it was titanium.
Excellent videos , just 1 small question , i noticed that the first stove "Nortent" have a bigger pipe in diameter , definitely bigger then 3 inch , meanwhile , pomoly with same stove size have a smaller pipe diameter, what is the point ? and is it recommended to have a bigger pipe diameter ?
Thank you ? Do you know the Orland stove ? I think I will buy this one.
Not familiar with that stove
Your video was really nice, and informative. Thank you.
Damn! The best hot tent stove review on the UA-cam! Thanks brothers’
Thanks alot
Which video you mentioned for a clean burn? Such as hardwood? I got a lot of smoke in the middle of night
Hard wood is best, more information in this link ua-cam.com/video/AeZru6k5DL0/v-deo.html
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thank you so much!!
Thank you for your advice I'm going into look at the stove
You are very welcome
Hey Jeremy, thanks for the video, very useful information for us just getting into hot tenting. Definitely want to save up for a titanium stove. Would you say that the Pomoly T1 would be the right size to keep the Pomoly Hex 2-3 person tent warm enough for the dead of winter especially if you wanted to run it all night? look forward to the safety video so I don't kill myself. ATB👍🏕🔥
Hey Jeff, absolutely the t1 and timber are on the large scale of stoves. These stoves actually throw much more heat than most people woukd ever think they could. The stoves will make even a 6 - 10 person tent very hot in minus 20⁰c temperatures
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thanks for the info Jeremy, much appreciated 👍
Anytime 👍🐺
What do you think about the winnerwell fast folding stove ; not to mention the fact it doesn't have any windows ? And about the tickness of the walls ? Does it infuence a lot the thermal efficiency ? Thank you.
I dont use winnerwell products
Any suggestions for an insulated tiny cabin?
Definitely a pomoly stove elevated on a stand would work really well
What size stove would you recommend for the Pomoly Hex Plus 3-6 person tent? I’ve been looking at Kni-Co Packers. But, looking at others.
That shelf could be covered by tin foil and used for a drying rack for making jerky. Just a thought while watching.
I recommend the pomoly t1 or timber stove. The knico stoves will work as well but will probably be too hot
Just found your channel, and it’s awesome. I really enjoy hot tenting. Looking to get a larger stove for my solo tent as well as a 4 man for winter camping. What are the two stove models to the right of the Nortent stove? Pomoly is guessing. Keep up the great work!
Thats great you found the channel, welcome aboard. For your needs I recommend the pomoly stoves you have pointed out. Here are the links.
ua-cam.com/video/3_ikX8h0cag/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/Sauop75DKTg/v-deo.html
Hello! I'm sorry! I don't understand English, I'm worried about sparks falling on the tent, two titanium stove spark suppressors, which is safer? Can the chimney mouth be raised higher? Is it safer to go over 24 inches? Thank you!
I must say this kind of tents feels like some thing I might invest in as my first tent. And a stove of course. Do these tents work all year around you think? Summer with NO stove I guess?
Yes, absolutely can be used all year round
I'm really curious about that detachable stove jack you feature @26:18. Pomoly doesn't seem to have that accessory available and I'd like to add something to close the gap around the pipe to roughly 2.5"
I make my detachable stove jacks
Thank you for sharing this very informational video about stove :-)
Thanks for watching!
Great video! Just subscribed to you. One thing I noticed is that none of those stoves seem to have a baffle. Do you have any experience with stoves with baffles? I camp in extremely cold temperatures and have found that baffles or some sort of secondary burn really help with the efficiency.
Thank you, these stove don't need a baffle, they burn absolutely clear out the pipe after the damper and draft are set and they put out a ton of heat as is.
If you used in in a fireplace in a home how long do you think it would last?
do you have any stoves that I can have?? :) would really like one of your many…looking to backpack in the winter for the first time and would be grateful!
Iv been looking at the one tigeres roar stove...it looks heavy duty and comes with pipe and elbows..do you think it's safe to use in an rv???
Hey man love your UA-cam content and I formation. Great videos and useful information about this stuff. So I’ve been thinking of trying a hot tent and I’ve been researching and shopping around for one that me and my small family of four can be comfortable in. I have narrowed it down to the Lavvo 6 hot tent but still are not sure how big of a stove I would need? What would you recommend for a Lavvo 6 hot tent? Thanks for any suggestions or recommends you can give me. 😁👍
Thank you. For the lavoo 6 i use a pomoly large stove, either the t1 or timber
Cool thanks again for your help with this man, I really appreciate you taking the time to reply back to me. I will definitely take a look at the stoves you suggested and buy one. Keep up the awesome content on your channel man it’s very educational and informative, plus entertaining to watch! 👍😁
From me and my family thank you!
Glad I could help you
In the video your ammo can stove is showing some wear and tear. But... were you at least able to get 2 or 3 years out of it?
What are your thoughts on burning wood pellets in these stoves? Thank you.
Wood pellets are fine, but heavy to carry
Hell from Michigan!
Question: What do you use to clean your stove and pipe after use, and do you clean it every time after you use it.
Thank you. Excellent informative video👍
I just dump it out
That was supposed to read “Hello” from Michigan! Sorry...
@@Lonewolfwildcamping That’s it? You don’t clean out the soot build up in the stove(s) and stove pipe after continued use?
I’ve never owned a wood stove, that’s why I’m asking.
I generally burn hardwoods so the pipe and stove never needs cleaning
@@Lonewolfwildcamping,Okay. Thank you my friend👍
nice advice. How long is a standard chimney?
Man you have slot of stoves!!👍
Got quite the growing collection 😉🤙
Nice presentation and very informative ...
Thank you, glad you liked it
I have been studying your videos and admire your knowledge! You have been very helpful, but I still have a question: can you use the titanium stoves inside a home fireplace, vented up the chimney? I would like to use one as an emergency heater if the power should go out because it could potentially be much more efficient than a wood burning fireplace.
ua-cam.com/video/AeZru6k5DL0/v-deo.html
So glad I found the channel! Great content!
Thank you very much
Very educational, thanks for the detail. I like my Luxe 3W stove but it's a bit too small for my tent. I have the Pomoly T1 coming so I'm excited to try it. The folding design will make things a lot easier too. The pipe is going to be 2.4" instead of my existing 3" pipe/hole. Would you mess with reducing that or just go with it?
Thank you, you will definitely be happy with the pomoly t1, very fast setup and extremely durable
Thanks for the comparison. What's missing is identifying the model name of each. You identified the 'Nortent', and the videos you list at the end identify Pomoly. However, the models of (all 4 ?) Pomoly stoves are not mentioned. That would help in relating what you said here to the corresponding videos. Starting with the one adjacent to 'Nortent', what are the model names?
The others are pomoly
Like BBQ people do to their smokers ,..like the fire box …..and I do this also…..you spray your fire pit down with PAM or some kind of cooking oil , every time you cook with it ….it turns it black and seals the metal from rust as the oil is burned in. I have also done this to one of my huge camping steel stoves ….totally waterproofs it from rust …check it out…research it…IT WORKS
But these are titanium and titanium does not rust
I'd love to own the first small titanium stove there next to the large one pamaly I think you said it I'm positive that's not spelt right but ok £700s few that'd take me years to save up for then there's the chimney pipe and the spark arrester I'd be cold tent camping a mighty long while as I couldn't carry a solid steel as I take my dog with me so it would have to go in my pack in 6 weeks I'm hoping to be able to order my Iron Wall tent with the heat support thing for the chimney so a solid start on the road to better brighter things good space for my head I hope you know what I mean. I wish I could order it all at once that's just fantasy thinking ha ha. 27 October is the plan to order my Iron Wall with the chimney ring. £189 plus postage of 11 200 all in I thought it was budget friendly lol. The first two serious bits of gear I'll bring my synthetic sleeping bag as it's all I have - 5 Comfort to - 10 extreme my Snugpack Basecamp OPS Sleeper Lite.
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Hello, Can't you use any stove with the lid off as a fire-box, and lay a BBQ grill accross the top ?
Great video except for the fact that you keep referring to the steel stoves as stainless steel which they are not.Real stainless steel will not rust but is much heavier then titanium.
Old habits
great video, thanks for taking the time making it
Thank you
What's the brand of the multi use stove that can be used as a firepit at the beach?
Pomoly t1 stove
Awesome video 👌 love your videos.
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@@Lonewolfwildcamping take care and stay safe sir.
Thank you Jeremye!! Very helpful 👍🔥
I'm glad it is helpful 👍
Great video, very informative! Thank you!
Thank you for enjoying
Surprised you don't have a video on the Luxe 3w stove. How are they?
I have actually used the 3w from luxe and it failed.. was not too happy. I stick with pomoly because of reliability
@@Lonewolfwildcamping How did it fail if you don't mind me asking?
It warped badly. The walls caved inward allowing smoke to exit the stove body
Great presentation, can you see the price of titanium stoves ever coming down? Or maybe the Chinese manufacturers jumping in on the action and producing a more affordable reasonable quality titanium stove? I know for me if I was to get one it would be used 2 or 3 times a year max for 1 or 2 nights at a time so truly couldn't justify the titanium prices. Maybe a folding steel stove is the middle ground for occasional use.
These stoves are for people that get out alot and really need a high performance and lightweight stove.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping For sure they look like a super high quality item. maybe I should experiment with the DIY ammo can route first
You will never go wrong with purchasing a high quality titanium stove. But I have had really good luck with my diy ammo can stove as well its just heavy and limits where you can travel to
How long does the large pomolly stove burn for after a fill
Depends on many factors, wood type, damper settings etc
Usually with oak 3-4 hours
Hi Lonewolf, I am thinking of bying the timber with glass, do you think there is an issue with the pomoly warping and being difficult to put together, as the one with glass is not fast fold? Thank you for your time.
The stoves perform very well with repetitive use. No worries. Here is more information. ua-cam.com/video/3_ikX8h0cag/v-deo.html
Who makes the stove jack that you showed in this video? Will it fit the One Tigress Iron Wall?
Unfortunately I do not know who makes it. But I can tell you it does not fit on any onetigris tents because it is rectangular in shape
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thank you. Too bad it doesn't fit. I like the concept of it preventing water and also heat transfer onto the tent. Maybe One Tigress will develop one for their tents in the future.
Its nice, I may add a diy option. Simply buying stove jack material then custom cutting it ? 🤷♂️😁 might work best
Great job brobro
Thanks 😊👍
What size is the pipe adapter flu piece that screws on the top of stove?
Thanks for the guidance 🌲👣🌲
Thank you
Do you have a link to pt 3?
ua-cam.com/video/mdLvD66kQ5M/v-deo.html
You have to clean the spark arrestor twice in one trip?? That's crazy. How do you know when it needs cleaned? Can you visually see that it's clogged?
All depends on what type of wood you are burning. Yes you can visually see it getting clogged.
Thanks for the tips very helpful.
Thank you
Hi what is the stove called in the middle that turns into a bbq with grill etc? Cheers
ua-cam.com/video/Sauop75DKTg/v-deo.html
Lone Wolf where do i get that stove jack?
Found it on Amazon
@@Lonewolfwildcamping ok thanks man.... im liking the look of the manta... think it you make long trips?
Its a great tent
Please advice which stove size will be fitting good my onetigris forest tent for 6p. Thanks.
None, because onetigris sucks
@@Lonewolfwildcamping any tent you advice with 6p.!
Pomoly hussar plus is a great option
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thanks man
@@Lonewolfwildcamping recommended stove for the hussar.? And is there Brown color.?
fantastic review, very informative
Thank you
One more question does the pipe for timber stove work with stove jack for smokey hut. Is a 6ft length of pipe ok for that tent?
Yes, it works perfectly
Excellent job
Thanks 😁
Great video brother.
Thank you 🤙😁
Since the stoves add heat inside the tent, what temperature rating do you use for your sleeping bag? On the safe side, I should probably bring a 20F sleeping bag for when it’s 20F outside, but if it’s going to be 60F+ in the tent and there’s a steady supply of wood, should I just bring my three season sleeping bag instead of buying a winter rated one?
Great question. I use a wool blanket or very light summer down quilt
I like to stay away from glass. If you have to douse it with water the glass will fracture...bye bye my money! Sometimes cheaper is better!
Also from Nova Scotia! You gained a full sub from me today bro. Keep at it!
Awsome, always nice to meet locals 🤙
@@Lonewolfwildcamping I am over in New Hampshire..just orderd the T1 after watching your video. Any idea how fast they ship out? I know with Covid things are a bit tough shipping internationally..
Awsome, depends on the ammount of stock they have. 2 weeks
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thanks bud
What’s the cheapest stove that flat packs?
Informative Video!👌👍
Thank you
Great and detailed review my man.
Thank you
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love your energy. thanks for the info
Thanks for enjoying
That is not stainless steel btw however thanks for the video very informative happy new year
Yes, just a bad habit of referring to stainless 🤦♂️ than you
@@Lonewolfwildcamping lol np
I gonna buy the Winnerwell view small for in the Onetigris Smokey hottent 😁
Have fun 👍
Take a close look at the Polmoly T1 Mini stove before making your final decision.
I agree, very strongly
What stove do recommend for durability
The t1 and t1 mini from pomoly are 1mm thick of Titanium. Built very strong
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Really usefull, thank you :-)
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Your channel is among the top 3 channels available on UA-cam.
Great job man.
Thank you