Winnerwell Ultralight Backpacking Tent Stove
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- čas přidán 5. 12. 2022
- Here I unbox and burn in a super lightweight titanium stove, the Winnerwell Ultralight backpacking tent stove which I think will work perfectly with my size 2 Lavvu. The outside burn is to remove any chemicals that may be left on the metal from manufacturing, and also to set the chimney into its shape which will make it much easier to set up when out in the woods on my own. At 998grams this really is a backpacking option for hot tent hiking and guess it would pair well with a light hot tent though don`t have one of those!
Sorry about the traffic noises, I cut out as much of it as I could, and also the camera got a bit shaky when an unexpected steam train went by on the local line, trying to zoom in and tripped on something at the same time but thought it would be a shame not to include some footage of it.
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Winnerwell Ultralight Backpacking Tent Stove- www.winnerwell.co.uk/product/...
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Thanks have fun 👍
“I’m in love with me stooove”!!!😂😂😂😂 Me too!!
Yeah😂👍
Perfect, enjoying the journey !
so pleased and thanks for watching👍
I considered this stove, but chose the original Seek Outside Titanium Cub Stove (not the Cub U-Turn).
The original Seek Outside Cub Stove had a solid panel firebox whereas the Cub U-Turn has a foil firebox.
I did order mine with the cooktop from the Cub U-Turn stove because it has the 2.5 inch stovepipe aperture that I wanted, and I ordered an additional base panel to use as a snow platform.
If I remember correctly my stove weighs one pound, plus the 9 foot titanium foil stovepipe.
Weight was important, but I specifically wanted the firebox size of 6" x 6" x 9", and I think its the perfect combination of size and weight.
I made a grate from expanded titanium mesh for use with smokeless charcoal briquettes., and a sheet of stove glass replaces the door.
Whilst expensive, it was exactly what I wanted and I consider it to be perfect for my application.
Like Packrafts, titanium tent stoves have become increasingly popular, leading to new manufacturers and a wider range.
Wow! thats crazy light, but I guess the fire is 1/3rd smaller and the chimney a foot shorter. Great to hear that it is enough as my only concern was if it would put of enough heat to keep my little tipi warm, but think I will be toastie. Thanks for sharing👍
Cool video! Thanks for sharing!!
Your very welcome. Cant wait for winter to come round and get this stove lit again😄
@@mark.a.cornish I can imagine!!
Yes mark yes! This looks sooo good I can’t wait to see it in action, perfect portable size and that chimney looks awesome. A very good find my friend this has amazing potential! 👍👍👍
Thanks for the inspiration to try building one, before finally buying one. Have wanted one for years but when I saw this tiny one just had to have it👍😀
@@mark.a.cornish you are going to be so warm this winter, it is a beautiful design, got me mighty jealous 👍
@@badgerandthewoodsman HaHa🥵 At least you will get to watch it being used in video`s. Will try to get some awsome footage that almost makes you feel the warmth😁😀
@@mark.a.cornish perfect climate in many ways to be getting one, look forward to seeing it more
Nice piece of kit 👍🐿️
I love it already🔥🔥
@@mark.a.cornish cool 👍🐿️
Subbed! Will be watching your journey with the new stove! Thanks for sharing with us!
Thank you, will be out this week end with it during the December freeze in the UK, video up tuesday evening if all goes well!👍
@@mark.a.cornish Have fun! But also be careful! CO is no joke!
@@alexandergutfeldt1144 Will do👍
Another cracking vid . You may have just converted me to hot tent / lavu winter camping . It's a bit pricey but it looks like a worthwhile investment. Cheers mate great vid .
Its very well made, more substantial than I was expecting it to be tbh and very little warping. Should last for a few winters as long as I dont sit or step on it👍😄
Yeah, I think I'll go for the large version of this stove. ! It's a great piece of kit though !! Great video buddy ..👍
Thanks for taking a look, the larger version would be a great choice😄
This stove look awesome 😮
It`s a great little thing for my Lavvu.😃
I have a trip to Germany, that stove is very good but seems expensive, do you recommend any similar stove but cheaper? thank you@@mark.a.cornish
No experience with any other stove, so can`t recommend anything sorry. If weight is not a concern I would look at the cheaper stainless steel stoves though. Any titanium stove warps as it gets glowing hot, so have to run them at lower temperatures. You can probably abuse a cheaper one with less wories.@@aywithbeard
"Oh, so cute and ... " I heard that once.
It is pretty cute. 😁
Nice vid thank you. I'm considering the medium plus stove at some point, with longer legs, damper and nesting flue. The lid on the small stove has some chunky bracing compared to the medium which warps big time 👍
Mine has warped a little bit, but still goes together well. Think they all warp to some degree. Thanks for taking a look
I got myself one recently, haven't fired it up yet though, I'm thinking I'm gonna bring mum for a day hike and get it going over Christmas 🥳
Hope it works well for you👍
@@mark.a.cornish Thanks! I'm sure it will work like a charm.
wow 😍
Nearly cold enough for it to come out to play again.❄😄
@@mark.a.cornish yes its about that time. i have a larger one, but that one is amazing..
@@outsidertank About perfect in a size 2 lavvu, would need something bigger in a larger tent though I think👍
@@mark.a.cornish agree. I'd use it in my pup tent Mark..
Now then, that's something else lad. Proper diddy. New Subscription as I've not seen your channel before. I'm not a Lavvu fan tbh but i do like my large ultra-lite tarps. That would work a beauty. A good Wiltshire accent brings out good memories.
I think they will be popular as selling out as fast as they get them in stock from what I can tell. Nice that someone recognizes a Wiltshire accent, could tell what village people were from when I was a kid but thats long gone. Thanks for the sub👍👍
@@mark.a.cornish I spent quite a bit of my youth as an army brat round there, later to be stationed thereabouts as well.
That W should have came with two bags for sand or dirt to hold that stove down because that pipe seems to have that stoves off balance
It came with 2 large titanium stakes that peg through the holes in the feet for that purpose. 👍
i think i would make the pipe shorter, like 5 feet+the arrester would be what you want maybe 6.
Reluctant to cut it up, and its so light anyway. For the Lavvu I could get away with it being shorter though, thanks for the tip.
... Well look at those cute little 6" logs .... something to do for the afternnon .. will need a fireproof stovejack and fire blanket for below and behind ..
.. I would have a short pipe section made with a flu damper just off the stove .. or maybe a removable damper assy. thru the short pipe stub already there ..
Thanks for the pointers. Seems to work pretty well as is for a tiddler. Will use it a few times before making any improvements but a damper can only improve it I guess.😀
Great little stove be careful using it in the lavvu if the flue touches the canvas it will catch fire if you want a cheap heat shield get a metal utensil holder from a cheap shop cut a hole in the base works a treat happy camping atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Cheers Jimmy, have got one from tesco`s, just need the hole made a bit bigger and good to go. Smoke detector on stand by as well, to make sure I wake up in the morning👍
@@mark.a.cornish got to be safe Mark I watched a video I think it was matt from adventure is made his lavvu burnt to the ground lucky he got out just in time have a good weekend mate 😎😎👍👍
@@LundysWildcampBushcraft Blimey! Will be vigilant🧐
Winnerwell already sell a purpose built titanium heat protector for their stove pipes/chimneys..
@@Funkteon Its a bit on the pricy side for me, something for the future though.👍
Rolling the chimney is a faff and I'm clearly going to have to take much better care of this stove than my stainless steel one but at 2.2 lbs and folding flat it could become my most coveted item
The ability to go hiking with it is a big draw, well worth the extra care. Opens up lots of possibilities. 👍
@@mark.a.cornish heavy one for the car 🚗, this one for hikes and the apocalypse - if I can try not cutting my fingers on the titanium chimney edges 😳
Are you still using this stove now and any more cons you found after?
Still using it and loving it. Been a mild winter in the uk though, and lost my filming Mojo temporarily. 😄
Awesome mate awesome. So, after the first use, dos the flu retain the cylindrical shape? And then no need to have to go through the efforts to roll around the scaffolding pole each time you want to use it?
Exactly, after the first burn it is heat set and snaps into a tube when you unroll it. Thanks for the interest👍👍
@@mark.a.cornish nice one mate. Gutted that this is sold out. I'd buy this now and use it with my One Tigris tomorrow
Thank u, I’ll look in to this, I have a non foldable stove by Riley about that size. Not titanium,didn’t see this stove on winnerwell website, any thoughts on where I might find one?
Happy to hear it was helpful for you and thanks for watching.. Its definately on the uk site and linked to it in the description, but new so just rolling out now as they come into stock. No idea for the rest of the world though.👍
Thanks and love your vids, I’ve subscribed, u remind me of me lol sorta built a like and we r not in our 20’s good to see ya gettin out there, inspires me
@@trooper2221 Great to have you in the community, and thanks for the sub👏👍
Hi, I enjoyed the vid, also subscribed. can you confirm the weight? their website says 1.9kg thanks.
correction, I was looking at the other model! all set, cheers
@@richardthomas3382 No problem, just weighed it and 965gms without the bags and two steel pegs but with the velcro straps on. The way I read it was that it did not include the bags and pegs in the description so mine is slightly lighter than stated😀
@@mark.a.cornish Im going to buy one in Jan once available. thanks again.
@@richardthomas3382 Your 👍very welcome
@@mark.a.cornish Hey Mark, quick follow up from my earlier comment. I did indeed get the stove, It took a month or so but finally I had a chance to use it last week. I use in my onetigris tent. what an amazing piece of kit....... the spark arrest needs a little mod but I can take care of that easily enough. Anyhow, thanks again, I bought it following your review and was spot on! cheers
awesome looking we stove mate but never use it in your Lavvu without a carbon dioxide detector...there have been 2 deaths in tents so far in the past week, mind and get or make a canvas protector to keep the flue away from the canvas...regards
Really! Thats very sobering. Have bought a detector to go with it and will make sure to mention about this everytime I do a hot tent camp. Weather is looking great for the weekend👍
@@mark.a.cornish same up here in Scotland it could go down to minus 15
Because they say it's for hiking, doesn't actually mean it is. makes no sense to use this stove outside, so you'd need to carry a tent with a stove jack built in. And are you going to bring the mast with you hiking? the stove pipe is made to roll out without help and without creases. The only time this would be useful hiking is in the winter when yer pulling a sled to carry the tent and the stove.
Happy to hike a few miles to the woods with it and my canvas Lavvu, only need to carefully roll the chimney the first time then it is heat set to shape.. For long distance hikes banging out the miles absolutely agree no use at all.
@@mark.a.cornish if it's heat set, how do you roll it small enough to carry?
Bollocks - I've just returned back to Australia after spending 6 days hiking 70km through Muddus National Park in the far north of Sweden in the arctic circle. In my 23kg rucksack was a Pomoly T1 Mini 3 which weighs 3kg, plus the chimney, plus a Polish Lavvu...
@@randyyeager The chimney rolls back up the way it came when you bought it...
@Funkteon Wow! that sounds likw quite an adventure😀