Keep in mind that I've only used it for a couple weeks, that being said, so far so good ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM . Using it at 8 ft. by 8ft. deer blind that is insulated. I have to keep the door cracked for it to get enough air to burn, but that is very likely the wood I've used. Much better quality than I expected for the price. Now if I can just take it easy in the beginning it won't be 90 degrees in my blind. All in all it seems like a keeper.
Excellent presentation. And unlike some people on here your stoves have obviously been used. So many of these people pull it out of the box and try to tell you if it's good or not without ever using it. Excellent job
Interesting assortment of stoves. You are getting quite a collection. I also have about the same number of tent stoves but about half of mine are homemade. The modern stainless steel and/or titanium stoves are awesome stoves.
@@someoneofgods2620 Thanks for the kind remarks. I have enjoyed watching this channel for many years. Since you are seeing my comments in many different places, you and I must have very similar likes and dislikes. "Great minds think alike" lol
Far North Bushcraft And Survival. Awesome lonnie. watched your stove review it was awesome your channel is epic lonnie always a treasure to see a new one. Have you ever thought about a channel for connie called cooking with connie everytime she cooks i get beyond hungry she is lime my wife a amzing cook god bless you lonnie.
@@nelsonminingandabandonedplaces Glad you enjoy the videos. We have not considered Connie having her own cooking channel. I'm not sure that it would be appealing to the larger audience. However we do have "Connie's Camp Cooking" video playlist on the main channel. So in essence it is a sort of dedicated cooking channel within a channel.
Nice review of everything on offer, certainly unbiased but I'm liking the winnerwell. They seem to be a company running with the big dogs now, definitely worth a look. WINNERWELL FASTFOLD ULTRALIGHT BACKPACK TITANIUM CAMPING STOVE, under a kg, with these dimensions; Stove Body Dimension 325(L) x 152(W) x 150(H) mm / 12.8(L) x 6 (W) x 5.9(H) in
After watching your woodstove review and looking up the prices, i feel as if one could make their own for a cheaper price. Ive also watched every known diy woodstove and was just trying grab opinions from channels like yours! Thanks!
well at about 20 bucks american for a 3mm 1mx1m sheet of titanium and some hard work and few dozen drills and hacksaw blades yes you could ... the question then comes down to how much was your time making it worth ... so that 20 bucks of titanium sheet and say 200 hours of work ... you to can have a custom built functional camp stove with all the features you were willing to make or could make ...
One of these woodburners would be brilliant in my shed! A full size wood burner would just pump out FAR too much heat, but one of these smaller ones would be ideal.
Great description of the stoves with comparisons.Thanks for the demonstration my man.You made this very helpful on choosing which stove I need for my first tent stove.Much appreciated.
..the standard in Canada for many, many decades have been the airtight stoves made by Great West Metal....used by prospectors and trappers in canvas tents and shacks....
Right on. Yeah I'm gonna have to check some of those out. I've been really stepping up my winter game. Did a lot of snow shoe camping last year, and Im thinking of getting into the "Hot Tent" scene. It gets down to the -30s F around here in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan sometimes. Even the warmest sleep systems are tested at those temps. I wouldn't mind pulling an 8lbs titanium stove around with my other gear in a sled. Thanks.
Thank you so much...I am always keen to expand my outdoors experiences with new kit...something new every year...so this video is right up my street...love from Scotland 😀
Shepherdschapelcom Theseasonorg explains the whole Bible God bless 1. KNOW that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. Romans 3:23 2. UNDERSTAND the wages of sin is death. Romans 6:23 3. CONFESS that Jesus Christ is Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead. Romans 10:9 4. REPENT of your sins Luke 13:3 5. READ and STUDY God's Word to show yourself approved. 2 Timothy 2:15 6. PUT ON the whole armor of God. Ephesians 6:11 7. BEWARE of the son of perdition who is coming first disguised as Jesus to oppose and exalt himself above all that is called God, or worshipped. 2 Thessalonians 2:3,4 8. WATCH and PRAY until the true Christ returns. Luke 12:37 Remain as a chaste virgin waiting for her true husband (Christ). 2 Corinthians 11:2
Personal preference, the foldable woodstove may be ok and a bit lighter. But I'd rather have the heavier ones just because they are more durable. I've used one in the beginning of January in north east USA to heat a makeshift tent shelter made from PVC pipe and cheap tarps and cook on as well. Once we got the stovepipe setup right and above the roof height of tent, it was above 70°F inside and a very chilly 23°F outside.
Brilliant, I’m just getting into winter hot tenting and this comparison is very helpful, as is the rest of your content. I’ve heard the cheaper T1 type copies can leak smoke, have you any experience with that? Think I’ll start with a Pomoly Woodsman for car based and if I like it get a lightweight walking option later. Many thanks
Thanks for a great review! I didn't know there were camp stove's with windows. Beats opening the fire door to see how much wood is remaining every few minutes.
I'm going to assume he is already nice and not make some half baked claim to his own labor else some stranger would proclaim him "not nice". You want it? Earn it.
Dude, thank you for making this video!!! Tent stoves are so hot right now [no pun intended]. Glad to see a nice overview of what youve got - i like the design of the titanium fast-folding ones. Looks like you enjoy the Pomoly T1 the most. Cheers
Thank you for putting this together... I'm going on my first "summer" motorbike camping trip and have been looking at hot tents for car camping in Norway next year as I didn't realise that I could get collapsible stoves... My original plan was gonna be for my wife to drive with the gear and I'd take the bike... I've looked at a couple of TiPi style hot tents as they're so much lighter and smaller than than the dome tents that I currently have (we also have a huge family tunnel tent) but nothing suitable for colder nights. Looks like we can probably get away with a TiPi and a folding stove for Norway next year. Any recommendations for best insulation? I heard you mention OneTigris... In your opinion would that be good for Norwegian Autumnal weather? Wind isn't too bad, but it does rain a lot and when it doesn't rain, you can get quite a sudden overnight frost if the cloud cover breaks. Thanks for any help and advice from a fellow "Man of Kent"
RIGHT! SIMON is a bit special for his multicraft abilities! Anyone just needing a small cooktop and not minding a bit more weight is just as well served by the time-honored/time-tested ammo box homemade stove.
Great summary review Andy. Do you get stung for import duty on the Pomoly? I wish someone would set up as a UK distributor.... potential business opp for you there ;-)
I have the outbacker stove. I used the top warming grill from my bbq as a grate inside the stove. It's the correct width to fit inside. I just cut off about 10cm in length. I never use the front door on it. I top load the wood and the draw is strong enough that no smoke ever escapes.
BRILLIANT VIDEO CONCEPT WELL-REALIZED! Any of us who are dreaming about a pallet wood palace need to understand these heating systems. And WINTER IS COMING ON! My FAVES include ones that can heat quantities of water and can easily be modified from that to host a reliable oven! Well...back to the video!
Hello, unfortunately, we do not have such tools in Morocco. Thank you for Canada🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦, which provide its people with everything they need.
Very useful overview 👍 I've had a kifaru stainless slot together stove that was very good but fiddly. Also I've found that in a salty coastal environment the steel does eventually corrode, especially on the threads of the bolts... but also the stove pipe. So I've now gone for a titanium goat cylinder stove for backpacking. And I like the look of Nortent's folding stove for canoe/kayak trips.
Thanks for this video. Very nice. I wondered if you might revisit this with regards to which of those models produce the least smell smoke near it? (Some people don't react to smoke well but need heat). And also you might be able to elaborate on how big an area you could heat with each model (tent space, etc)?
You have a great collection. I’d like to get some of those various designs for different set ups in the future. I have a Seek Outside XL that has kept me warm at -4 F on feet of snow more than once. Nice video 😊❤️🇺🇸❄️☃️🛷🔥⛺️🌄
My Luxe 3W got some good use but I was tried of putting it together especially after some warping. And it was too small for me. I got the Pomoly T1 and it's just about perfect. I like the "standard" damper opposed to the card style.
@@xristinarose2409 I just got back from a trip with the Pomoly stove. It wasn't very cold outside (25-30°F) but it was easily 65-70° inside. 75° on occasion. Of course it depends on where the thermometer is placed. I don't "cheat"; I keep it low/sitting height and away from the stove. My 3W stove may have kept up, but it would have been feeding it more smaller wood, frequently. Small stoves generate lots of coals, so you'll want a shovel and metal pan to empty and make room for more wood. I think the 3W stove would work better in the small teepee tents they sell. I use a larger cabin-style tent.
Have you ever heard of anyone using a tent stove in a rooftop tent? If you modified the tent appropriately with a hole for the chimney, do you think that could be done safely?
Which one has the best spark arrestor?? I’m thinking that these will all be pretty damn good, so by far the best feature to be critical of is the stove with the least potential to burn holes in your tent!
Great vid and informative. I made my own collapsible stove a couple weeks ago out of mild steel and it slots together buuut it definitely warped a fair bit haha those titanium jobbies are beautiful, awesome and a fortune!!
Good to see you talking about tent stove Andy I've just received a parcel from my brother in Canada it was a tent with a stove Jack I need a good stove.
Hello there. I hope this comment will reach you. I remember long time ago, one company give you clothes to wear, cote, trousers etc. Now you been wearing them, any chance you could review them? Many thanks 😊
I'm on your main channel but I've only recently came across your review channel, may I ask, have you done the same review thing for gas burner/gas cooking options?
FYI, for you guys interested in getting a Titanium portable wood stove, Boreal Outdoor Innovations just announced they will be offering Titanium stoves in the Spring of 2024. Very large stove sizes. All Titanium stoves are made in Canada. Will be interesting to see their design.
Have you gotten your hands on the russian folding titanium stove? I live in Massachusetts USA, someone is selling if you're interested. They are difficult to come by due to the embargo.
Nice review! I just ordered the winnerwell fast fold backpackers stove. I only need a small setup and wanted something light to take out on my fiido t1 pro, winnerwell have managed to get the fast fold backpacker edition down to 998 g or 2.2lb look forward to trying it out as I think the uk is about to get a cold snap! 🌨️❄️
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to ensure you have enough wood to have ALL those stoves going at once. A roast chuck, a crumble of some description etc etc... How many meals can you get on the go at once!!! Oh, p.s Invite some friends to savour the delights of your fabulous cooking skeelz :)
3:14 They use that design because the rounded bottom with flat top directs heat upwards so you get a hot cooking surface. The tripod legs are because three legs wont wobble.
Could you please do a tutorial on NJ Comfort Portable Wood Burning Stove BBQ Cooker Tent Heater Firepit Bag + GRILL as got one me self and not sure best way to set up and use with right tent
I'm having initial problems after burning off for 6 hours the robens kobuk stove is leaking small amounts of smoke out of the removable cooking port on the top even when in the closed positions. Any helpful advise is welcome
We have the outback , question before I start Googling . Are the chimney flues the same diameter ? Interchangeable/ universal? Reason is I want / need to keep the gadget guard affair at top of our chimney that keeps the hot glue away from the fabric etc we have a robens Klondike G .
Was listening to this while not watching the screen and the first minute of audio only could be mistaken for him just struggling with a stove. I had to look back at the screen after wondering "what is he doing?" to see he's actually assembling multiple stoves.
Just a question, when the stove with the forest scene, in the glass window, is fired up, would you go to sleep with visions of the woods on fire?….heh, heh…
I would love to get me a tent stove,but I'm raising my 2 granddaughters for and don't have a lot of extra $,do u have any suggestions, luv the videos, keep it up
Very good and comprehensive review, Andy. Full of useful facts and opinions. One of these is just what's needed for the present weather here in N. Kent today.😊👍
@@u.s.militia7682 Estimated about 100 (or so) uses during daytime for cooking and hot water (coffee, tea) when working in the forest, about 50 uses daytime bushcrafting in the forest (cooking and warmth under the tarp-shelter) and about a dozen bushcraft overnights with Tarp(s). And then there have been at least 50 daytime-cooking uses when I left my G-Stove at home, because my brother-in-law brought his... ;)
How big can you go with a cast iron pot and still get a more or less even spread of the heat? Is the maximum diameter the width of the oven top or the distance from the front to the chimney? Or something else?
Thanks for taking the time to explain. I'm doing research and looks like the "miniature" one would be perfect for me in Europe where nights are not too cold and I don't need the fire to get going... Food for thought.
nice video. The stove with the shity little bolt feet is the only one i wouldnt want. Lose one of the wingnuts and its just a bunch of metal. not very survival friendly
Keep in mind that I've only used it for a couple weeks, that being said, so far so good ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM . Using it at 8 ft. by 8ft. deer blind that is insulated. I have to keep the door cracked for it to get enough air to burn, but that is very likely the wood I've used. Much better quality than I expected for the price. Now if I can just take it easy in the beginning it won't be 90 degrees in my blind. All in all it seems like a keeper.
You wouldn't happen to have an extra tent stove I could borrow, would you?
Lol funny
i think he always uses all of them at once
Good reviews man!I've watched several of your adventures. I've thought about getting the Winterwell but they all have their pros.
Excellent presentation. And unlike some people on here your stoves have obviously been used. So many of these people pull it out of the box and try to tell you if it's good or not without ever using it. Excellent job
Interesting assortment of stoves. You are getting quite a collection. I also have about the same number of tent stoves but about half of mine are homemade. The modern stainless steel and/or titanium stoves are awesome stoves.
I see your comments everywhere and you’re so loving and informative and kind
@@someoneofgods2620 Thanks for the kind remarks. I have enjoyed watching this channel for many years. Since you are seeing my comments in many different places, you and I must have very similar likes and dislikes. "Great minds think alike" lol
Far North Bushcraft And Survival. Awesome lonnie. watched your stove review it was awesome your channel is epic lonnie always a treasure to see a new one. Have you ever thought about a channel for connie called cooking with connie everytime she cooks i get beyond hungry she is lime my wife a amzing cook god bless you lonnie.
@@nelsonminingandabandonedplaces Glad you enjoy the videos. We have not considered Connie having her own cooking channel. I'm not sure that it would be appealing to the larger audience. However we do have "Connie's Camp Cooking" video playlist on the main channel. So in essence it is a sort of dedicated cooking channel within a channel.
Nice review of everything on offer, certainly unbiased but I'm liking the winnerwell. They seem to be a company running with the big dogs now, definitely worth a look. WINNERWELL FASTFOLD ULTRALIGHT BACKPACK TITANIUM CAMPING STOVE, under a kg, with these dimensions;
Stove Body Dimension 325(L) x 152(W) x 150(H) mm / 12.8(L) x 6 (W) x 5.9(H) in
Me: 2 is 1 and 1 is none.
Andy: hold my beer! 🤣
The man who dies with the most wood burners wins! 😁
After watching your woodstove review and looking up the prices, i feel as if one could make their own for a cheaper price. Ive also watched every known diy woodstove and was just trying grab opinions from channels like yours! Thanks!
well at about 20 bucks american for a 3mm 1mx1m sheet of titanium and some hard work and few dozen drills and hacksaw blades yes you could ... the question then comes down to how much was your time making it worth ... so that 20 bucks of titanium sheet and say 200 hours of work ... you to can have a custom built functional camp stove with all the features you were willing to make or could make ...
Holy hell, these are all $400-$600! No thanks. I'll stick to a cheap campfire.
One of these woodburners would be brilliant in my shed! A full size wood burner would just pump out FAR too much heat, but one of these smaller ones would be ideal.
Great description of the stoves with comparisons.Thanks for the demonstration my man.You made this very helpful on choosing which stove I need for my first tent stove.Much appreciated.
..the standard in Canada for many, many decades have been the airtight stoves made by Great West Metal....used by prospectors and trappers in canvas tents and shacks....
Ii Have used Great West Metal Stoves for 35 years worn a few out and packed many on horses.
i maple sirup agree !
Right on. Yeah I'm gonna have to check some of those out. I've been really stepping up my winter game. Did a lot of snow shoe camping last year, and Im thinking of getting into the "Hot Tent" scene. It gets down to the -30s F around here in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan sometimes. Even the warmest sleep systems are tested at those temps. I wouldn't mind pulling an 8lbs titanium stove around with my other gear in a sled. Thanks.
Why are these stoves so expensive
Thank you so much...I am always keen to expand my outdoors experiences with new kit...something new every year...so this video is right up my street...love from Scotland 😀
Shepherdschapelcom Theseasonorg explains the whole Bible God bless 1. KNOW that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. Romans 3:23 2. UNDERSTAND the wages of sin is death. Romans 6:23 3. CONFESS that Jesus Christ is Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead. Romans 10:9 4. REPENT of your sins Luke 13:3 5. READ and STUDY God's Word to show yourself approved. 2 Timothy 2:15 6. PUT ON the whole armor of God. Ephesians 6:11 7. BEWARE of the son of perdition who is coming first disguised as Jesus to oppose and exalt himself above all that is called God, or worshipped. 2 Thessalonians 2:3,4 8. WATCH and PRAY until the true Christ returns. Luke 12:37 Remain as a chaste virgin waiting for her true husband (Christ). 2 Corinthians 11:2
Collection: by people who are not happy with what they bought. Buyers remorse.
Personal preference, the foldable woodstove may be ok and a bit lighter. But I'd rather have the heavier ones just because they are more durable. I've used one in the beginning of January in north east USA to heat a makeshift tent shelter made from PVC pipe and cheap tarps and cook on as well. Once we got the stovepipe setup right and above the roof height of tent, it was above 70°F inside and a very chilly 23°F outside.
Brilliant, I’m just getting into winter hot tenting and this comparison is very helpful, as is the rest of your content. I’ve heard the cheaper T1 type copies can leak smoke, have you any experience with that? Think I’ll start with a Pomoly Woodsman for car based and if I like it get a lightweight walking option later. Many thanks
How was the pomoly experience, from buying to shipping?
Excellent mate. Than you.
Nice collection you have there. I ordered the winnerwell large nomad view. Can’t wait to get it set up in my icefishing tent.
My best used used stove stoves are just all I just work and my just work hard and just work hard y'all be work hirk hard
I deed howr er here inthelake we have nononever no never teal real good big big trout
Thanks for a great review! I didn't know there were camp stove's with windows. Beats opening the fire door to see how much wood is remaining every few minutes.
Great review, Andy. I am looking forward to more winter overnight camps to see the stoves in action again. Love them!🏕
why dont u be nice and give one of those away??????? cheers mate
I'm going to assume he is already nice and not make some half baked claim to his own labor else some stranger would proclaim him "not nice". You want it? Earn it.
Dude, thank you for making this video!!! Tent stoves are so hot right now [no pun intended]. Glad to see a nice overview of what youve got - i like the design of the titanium fast-folding ones. Looks like you enjoy the Pomoly T1 the most.
Cheers
Thanks for the overview!
Be well, stay safe, and take good care.
Great video. Do you think the Winnerwell would be a good patio / porch heater used instead of a fire pit or chimenea?
Thank you for putting this together... I'm going on my first "summer" motorbike camping trip and have been looking at hot tents for car camping in Norway next year as I didn't realise that I could get collapsible stoves... My original plan was gonna be for my wife to drive with the gear and I'd take the bike... I've looked at a couple of TiPi style hot tents as they're so much lighter and smaller than than the dome tents that I currently have (we also have a huge family tunnel tent) but nothing suitable for colder nights.
Looks like we can probably get away with a TiPi and a folding stove for Norway next year. Any recommendations for best insulation? I heard you mention OneTigris... In your opinion would that be good for Norwegian Autumnal weather? Wind isn't too bad, but it does rain a lot and when it doesn't rain, you can get quite a sudden overnight frost if the cloud cover breaks.
Thanks for any help and advice from a fellow "Man of Kent"
I half expected you to pull out one of Simon's ammo can stoves.
haha :p
RIGHT! SIMON is a bit special for his multicraft abilities! Anyone just needing a small cooktop and not minding a bit more weight is just as well served by the time-honored/time-tested ammo box homemade stove.
Great summary review Andy. Do you get stung for import duty on the Pomoly? I wish someone would set up as a UK distributor.... potential business opp for you there ;-)
I have the outbacker stove. I used the top warming grill from my bbq as a grate inside the stove. It's the correct width to fit inside. I just cut off about 10cm in length. I never use the front door on it. I top load the wood and the draw is strong enough that no smoke ever escapes.
BRILLIANT VIDEO CONCEPT WELL-REALIZED! Any of us who are dreaming about a pallet wood palace need to understand these heating systems. And WINTER IS COMING ON! My FAVES include ones that can heat quantities of water and can easily be modified from that to host a reliable oven! Well...back to the video!
Good stuff. That new stove should cast some nice shadows.
Hello, unfortunately, we do not have such tools in Morocco. Thank you for Canada🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦, which provide its people with everything they need.
Thank you for the fine compliment.
Always informative. Thank you sir.
Great video Andy!!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge of these stoves.
Rill Ian Thorpe, you, Simon, LoanWolf 902 and English Woodsman are just the best.....not forgetting Nagullero
Hi Sir, I need this one wood burner stove
Thank you that more from Uk but we have lots also from américain
Very useful overview 👍
I've had a kifaru stainless slot together stove that was very good but fiddly. Also I've found that in a salty coastal environment the steel does eventually corrode, especially on the threads of the bolts... but also the stove pipe.
So I've now gone for a titanium goat cylinder stove for backpacking. And I like the look of Nortent's folding stove for canoe/kayak trips.
Thanks for this video. Very nice.
I wondered if you might revisit this with regards to which of those models produce the least smell smoke near it? (Some people don't react to smoke well but need heat). And also you might be able to elaborate on how big an area you could heat with each model (tent space, etc)?
very well done video. It really gives you a good overview over the different categories. Thanks mate!
You have a great collection. I’d like to get some of those various designs for different set ups in the future. I have a Seek Outside XL that has kept me warm at -4 F on feet of snow more than once. Nice video 😊❤️🇺🇸❄️☃️🛷🔥⛺️🌄
My Luxe 3W got some good use but I was tried of putting it together especially after some warping. And it was too small for me. I got the Pomoly T1 and it's just about perfect. I like the "standard" damper opposed to the card style.
Does it make a noticeable temperature difference inside a tent?
@@xristinarose2409 I just got back from a trip with the Pomoly stove. It wasn't very cold outside (25-30°F) but it was easily 65-70° inside. 75° on occasion. Of course it depends on where the thermometer is placed. I don't "cheat"; I keep it low/sitting height and away from the stove. My 3W stove may have kept up, but it would have been feeding it more smaller wood, frequently. Small stoves generate lots of coals, so you'll want a shovel and metal pan to empty and make room for more wood.
I think the 3W stove would work better in the small teepee tents they sell. I use a larger cabin-style tent.
Good collection. Ha I've just started to collect. Into smaller types, ha so far. Cheers
If I had a Polish lavvu (which I want to gett) I would go for that Cub nut the WinnerWell and Pomoly stoves are very cool
would work a treat :)
Have you ever heard of anyone using a tent stove in a rooftop tent? If you modified the tent appropriately with a hole for the chimney, do you think that could be done safely?
That would be neat content for sure
Which one has the best spark arrestor?? I’m thinking that these will all be pretty damn good, so by far the best feature to be critical of is the stove with the least potential to burn holes in your tent!
Thank you, I'm looking for one, and you definitely answered some questions for me!
Great vid and informative. I made my own collapsible stove a couple weeks ago out of mild steel and it slots together buuut it definitely warped a fair bit haha those titanium jobbies are beautiful, awesome and a fortune!!
Hi, trying to choose between a Nomad and a Woodlander, are there any clear advantages/disadvantages regarding their shapes?
Good to see you talking about tent stove Andy I've just received a parcel from my brother in Canada it was a tent with a stove Jack I need a good stove.
thats very nice! a warm winter for you Andrew!
Perfect video for me! I’m about to pull the pin on a wood stove!!
Hello there. I hope this comment will reach you. I remember long time ago, one company give you clothes to wear, cote, trousers etc. Now you been wearing them, any chance you could review them?
Many thanks 😊
Try looking at 4 Dog Night Stove Company. GREAT stuff.
That was a very well done comparison thank you.
Fab video Andy, didnt know there were so many!
I'm on your main channel but I've only recently came across your review channel, may I ask, have you done the same review thing for gas burner/gas cooking options?
FYI, for you guys interested in getting a Titanium portable wood stove, Boreal Outdoor Innovations just announced they will be offering Titanium stoves in the Spring of 2024. Very large stove sizes. All Titanium stoves are made in Canada. Will be interesting to see their design.
Great overview, thanks! I am looking for a folding oven and now I know some alternatives.
Have you gotten your hands on the russian folding titanium stove? I live in Massachusetts USA, someone is selling if you're interested. They are difficult to come by due to the embargo.
Nice review! I just ordered the winnerwell fast fold backpackers stove. I only need a small setup and wanted something light to take out on my fiido t1 pro, winnerwell have managed to get the fast fold backpacker edition down to 998 g or 2.2lb look forward to trying it out as I think the uk is about to get a cold snap! 🌨️❄️
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to ensure you have enough wood to have ALL those stoves going at once.
A roast chuck, a crumble of some description etc etc...
How many meals can you get on the go at once!!!
Oh, p.s Invite some friends to savour the delights of your fabulous cooking skeelz :)
Flameage...love that word! A great way to describe what's needed to warm up and grab some hot food!
3:14 They use that design because the rounded bottom with flat top directs heat upwards so you get a hot cooking surface. The tripod legs are because three legs wont wobble.
Really really super helpful video thank you!
Great summary. Does it come with a garage to store them all. 😂😁
Ffs... how many do you need?
If you want rid of one of the foldy ones let me know. 😉
Nice...people asking for a freebie never gets old especially when anacronyms for cursing are involved.
G Henrickson ffs... I'd obviously pay the man unless he wants too much.
G Henrickson ffs...
Nice stoves but cant justify 700 dollars Canadian for a little flimsy titanium backpack stove...
Could you please do a tutorial on NJ Comfort Portable Wood Burning Stove BBQ Cooker Tent Heater Firepit Bag + GRILL
as got one me self and not sure best way to set up and use with right tent
I'm having initial problems after burning off for 6 hours the robens kobuk stove is leaking small amounts of smoke out of the removable cooking port on the top even when in the closed positions. Any helpful advise is welcome
We have the outback , question before I start Googling . Are the chimney flues the same diameter ? Interchangeable/ universal? Reason is I want / need to keep the gadget guard affair at top of our chimney that keeps the hot glue away from the fabric etc we have a robens Klondike G .
Was listening to this while not watching the screen and the first minute of audio only could be mistaken for him just struggling with a stove. I had to look back at the screen after wondering "what is he doing?" to see he's actually assembling multiple stoves.
I'd love to buy a Pomoly, but custom fees and extra VAT make it expensive for Europe...
Do you have a link for the titanium chimney pipe?
Great Reviews Andy , Thank You 👍
The Winnerwell and the G-Stove seem similar. I wonder which one is best?🤔
Very good info. Pertinent information without drawing it out too much. Thanks Andy!
Thanks Glenn, I was worried I was going on a bit but had a lot to go over haha
Very informative and helpful. Thank you!
Very nice review on the stoves Andy unfortunately I have no need for one in Florida with our type of weather.
I really wanted the large half round, BUT, was worried about it only having 3 legs. Has this been an issue?
thanks for the info I picked out a mid sized winnerwell for myself gon' buy next month.
If I had watched this first could've saved a couple hours lolz
Impressive amount of stoves there. Your in the wrong location for those. You need to be in Sweden, the Taiga, or North America.
got my husband cheapie one for Christmas. he loves it, on the downside, I might not have much furniture left! 😱
Just a question, when the stove with the forest scene, in the glass window, is fired up, would you go to sleep with visions of the woods on fire?….heh, heh…
I would love to get me a tent stove,but I'm raising my 2 granddaughters for and don't have a lot of extra $,do u have any suggestions, luv the videos, keep it up
Very good and comprehensive review, Andy. Full of useful facts and opinions. One of these is just what's needed for the present weather here in N. Kent today.😊👍
imo one of the best tent stoves is missing in this video: the Swedish G-Stove.
I own mine since 2017 and I'm very content with it.
About how many fires have you ran through it?
@@u.s.militia7682 Estimated about
100 (or so) uses during daytime for cooking and hot water (coffee, tea) when working in the forest, about 50 uses daytime bushcrafting in the forest (cooking and warmth under the tarp-shelter) and about a dozen bushcraft overnights with Tarp(s).
And then there have been at least 50 daytime-cooking uses when I left my G-Stove at home, because my brother-in-law brought his... ;)
They're from Norway, right neck of the woods though.
This video is awesome! It's nice to see a side-by-side comparison. Great information! Glad I watched this video. I'm now subscribed to your channel.
Cracking video pal, where can I purchase the pomoly t1 in the UK,
Great review but now I’m so confused 😂 but I think it will come down to budget some of these are well out of my financial reach
How big can you go with a cast iron pot and still get a more or less even spread of the heat? Is the maximum diameter the width of the oven top or the distance from the front to the chimney? Or something else?
The Winnerwell big one is really nice. For the Ti I would go with the Pomoly ones, they are constantly working on new models.
Thanks for taking the time to explain. I'm doing research and looks like the "miniature" one would be perfect for me in Europe where nights are not too cold and I don't need the fire to get going... Food for thought.
Very pleasant and informative video! Thank you!
Great video. Very helpful. Thank you for what you do.
Pomoly uses thicker titanium so it's heavier even without the glass.
nice video. The stove with the shity little bolt feet is the only one i wouldnt want. Lose one of the wingnuts and its just a bunch of metal. not very survival friendly