Pomoly Dweller Max Hot Tent Stove
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- čas přidán 5. 11. 2022
- First impressions of the Pomoly Dweller Max in Stainless Steel.
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Love the family and friends vibe going on it made the vid a lot of fun! Stove itself just isn’t that portable which is what I’m looking for going into hot tent season. Can’t wait to see some vids with the stoves inside the tent!
@JP Forcino it was such a fun weekend. We enjoyed every minute of it. It is big and heavy for transporting. But I’m sure I’ll be sticking it in a sled and pulling it somewhere lol. I can’t wait to have it in a tent myself. Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching
Love the stove, very nice, and i like that knee pad you used to also carry the wood!
@Wynn brua the stove is pretty sweet! Love the feel of it. That thing is a waxed canvas toiletries roll up bag. I’ve found it handy for sure. Thanks for watching
It's a cool looking stove, but I'm not crazy about the way coals can/will fall out when you open the door. It sounds like it needs a lip (or a bigger lip.) at the bottom, to hold the coals in.
@outdoor poormet it does have a lip. A bigger one could be better. Or letting it burn down more if you can. That’s a big concern of mine as well. Thanks for watching
Great video and great knowledge like always! I am looking at a pomoly Mini traveller for my first one. Bro I gotta say your videos pump me up for something i have never done before haha
@Snarfimus thank you so much for the kind words bro! I’m not sure how big the mini is but I have the regular one and it’s pretty mini already lol. Glad I can pump you up! That’s great. Thanks for watching
Best looking stove so far
It is a pretty one for sure! Thanks for watching
Nice!! Gotta love freebie camping stuff, just to do a review of it!
Gotta admit, that’s a pretty good racket y’all CZcamsrs got going on there! 🙌🏼💯😁
@Fahh Cue sometimes lol. Thanks for watching bro
You did the stove hut village i love it. And love the stove its beautiful
@nd predator yeah bro!!! Lmao but, unfortunately I need to do it again. Wasn’t cold enough to actually run the stoves in the tents. 50s was the first night and then 60s overnight after that. So there will be another one coming when it’s cold. Thanks for watching bro
@@AdventureswithSpackmann always Sunday Spackmann day
Nice looking stove thanks
@Willis Blevins it is a cool looking stove. You’re welcome and thanks for watching
Great review, the chance of setting the user on fire on multiple occasions is certainly something to be aware of!
@Locke Outdoors glad you enjoyed it! Yeah it is. Great point to know when operating a front loading stove like this. Thanks for watching
Rain on the tarp is so peaceful.
@Doc_Watson it’s the best! Thanks for watching bro
Nice showing dude! A great looking stove with some nice design changes 💪
@P4NMAN thanks man, glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching
Nice man. It's huge but it's awesome!
@Backpacking with Buckley thanks bro. That’s what she said. Thanks for watching
I want to buy that exact stove for a tent during moose hunting and in a ice fishing pop up shelter. Great video.
@Whitsy 0000 glad you enjoyed the video. This stove is pretty sweet! It’s like a fireplace for your tent. Thanks for watching
Thanks for the share. Keep the camera rollin !!
@Camping with Coyote Chris & Friends you’re welcome and it will stay rolling! Thanks for watching
Nice stove It looks big being able to fitting 2 pots on it. I like the big glass door. The obvious concern is the smoke and coal that could come out when opening the door. But overall it looks like a good stove
@Trucker Jon’s Outdoor Shenanigans right! It’s a cool stove. Those are factors to consider though. Thanks for watching
Be nice if it had a set of warming wings for either side . Definitely needs a lip to try to catch some the ashes. Nice looking stove . Out of my reach but …. Glad to see y’all well
@John Burgin that would be nice to have on the sides. I see they just came out with a water tank for the side so many they will make more accessories. A diy wing rack might not be to hard. Thanks for watching
That seems like a pretty nice stove
@It’s Good in the Woods yeah it does. I like how big the glass is! Thanks for watching bro
Burn count, Wyle E. Coyote - Super Genius!
@FLsheepdog1 do you mean Wyle E. Coyote had a burn count? Thanks for watching
Looks like a great stove, like a home stove for the larger hot tent.
@Dave exactly! Like a fireplace for your tent. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann - Indeed. I have one of the frontier type stoves (albeit with a nice little glass on the front) but this stove is something else entirely!
@Dave cool! Yeah I have other stoves with glass too but this one is something else for sure.
If it was around $250 I would buy. Great Video. Thank you.
Yeah it is expensive. Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching
Sweet looking stove bud.
@Jeff Jackson thanks bro! It sure is sweet looking. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann it is my pleasure brother!
I like it
@Dave Collier Camping me too bro! Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann My pleasure
Nice stove don't really like how the ashes can fall out love the big glass window in the door and the big cooking top
@Tim Robinson the stove is so cool and front glass makes it cool. I agree the coal potentially falling out can be troublesome so it need to be taken into consideration when loading and opening the stove. Thanks for watching
Good ❤
@jeff tran thank you!
Rather have less glass more metal. Nice review! Thanks!
@Erik Carey I love the glass. Of it breaks you’re f’d but it’s so pretty lol. Glad you liked it, thanks for watching.
Broooo you have so many stoves. I am jealous. I cant even find one that I can properly afford XD RIP to my channel.
@Ontario Woodland Adventures I know I do, it’s a problem. Lol. I haven’t even shown all of them. Thanks for watching
Nice, would work very well in a house as a main fireplace stove. By the looks of it that thing would probably heat half my house just burning in the living room
@Chris ‘CJ’ Jones it might but for the price I’d get a real one lol. For emergencies to pack away in a closet or something and take it out that would be cool. Thanks for watching
Can't wait to see you useit after you read the directions... oh that triangle 🔺️ metal is not a gasket... it's for up on the stovepipe to anchor it out 🤔
@APAR1 yeah I know the guy out anchor thing now lol. What directions did you read and what did I do wrong? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann ::: I've done alot of reading on Pomoly site and a lot of reviews. Mainly on CZcams. I purchased the dweller 2.0 max. I've had it a couple months, but I haven't even burnt mine in as of yet. My camping plans have been put on hold for awhile due to back surgery scheduled April 21st. I purchased mine for my Kodiak 12×12 Lodge tent ⛺️. Can't wait to use it though. May be next winter now. That stinks. Mine has the tabs that hold the ash tray in ? The door doesn't hold my ash tray in. I'll go and subscribe to you channel. I did purchase 2 45° elbows directly from Pomoly. I want it away from my tent a lit'l bit for embers reason. Thanks, Alan in 🇨🇱 OH mine has the stovepipe off to the left rear side.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann ::: I'd just about call Pomoly as to possibly fabricating some kind of a latch on the ash tray door, or go watch some of the max 2.0 and check out the door latches. Pomoly are very good about upgrading their designs. I personally think they have one of the best stoves for sure. ...Alan in 🇨🇱 Nothing wrong I love your enthusiasm... OH, and I'm a stove nut also. Can't help myself. Stay Safe & have fun.
@@apar1560 oh they fixed the ash pan too? That’s cool. They need to make a detachable coal tray for the front. That is my next diy for it. The Kodiak lodge tent looks sick and I hope it treats you well. Now away from camping.
Sorry to hear about your back surgery. Back pain sucks. Hope that goes well and you have a speedy recovery my friend.
Where’s the flag you are posting? Cheers from New York.
Pomoly is pretty good at fixing their mistakes. Unfortunately using many of their products just one time would have shown them the improvement they needed before they ship their products. I’ve had quite the trouble with their Stove Hut tents. Thanks a lot for subscribing and for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann ::: flag, Texas 60 MI N of Dallas/Ft Worth. I camp alot on the Red River. Yes, I have 3 wood stoves... none have been in a tent yet. Yes, you know where I'm headed... another stove nut. Oh well, could be worse. ...Alan in 🇨🇱 I wouldn't be able to camp in New York... they don't like our Texas BB Guns. Lol. be like going naked. Lord help us all ... lol.
I bought the medium size dweller because the max was not available on Amazon back in the beginning of April. Works great in my ice fishing shelter . Still wish I could have gotten the max stove.
@Whitsy 0000 yeah I’ve the max isn’t the biggest stove I have so I can see the medium being too small. Did you get it in titanium or stainless? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann Stainless steel.
@@Whitsy-cx1ph good choice. I’m not a fan of how quickly titanium cools down.
the stove looks great, i have a robens klondike grande canvas-tent. ive paired it with a robens kobuk stove. but its really missing sidewindows...(going to aftermarket install sidewindows)
your stove looks great, but it look abit small to place a bigger size frying pan maybe.
nice video, greeting from Sweden
@Zoran Berntsson yeah a large frying pan may have trouble fitting. I haven’t tried. If it fits you wouldn’t fit anything else as well lol. Greetings from the states! Thanks for watching
Thanks for the fun to watch and informative video! Do you know if the "coal falling out" problem is an issue with the smaller versions of the Dweller, too?
@ronjafilm Berlin I don’t have experience with the smaller version but if it’s the same design I would think so. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching.
That's a nice looking stove. Nice big front glass...but the problem is as you mentioned, when you open the door, ashes fall out. You better have a fire retardant mat in your tent. Pomoly should design a 3" to 4" lip,so when you open the door you don't have ashes falling out...even if you have to reduce the glass a bit,no biggie. Just a thought. I use the Russian Bear " Caminus" medium stove..it rocks. Mind you it's not a backpacking stove,more for hunting camp,truck camp...ect. I have the same setup tent and stove Lars uses from Survival Russia.
Thanks for showcasing the Pomoly stove👍. Stay safe and healthy Brother 👊 🇨🇦🔥🇺🇲👊
@Iceman yeah an increased lip would help. Or just really paying attention and letting it burn down if there are coals by the door lol. The Russian Bear stuff seems badass. I want to test their tents lol. You’re welcome and thank you for watching!
Great looking stove, that glass door really sets it off. The issue with ash and coals falling out when you open it is kind of a bummer though.
@Corey Gunzzz the door is so nice. Coals not so much lol. Thanks for watching bro
thats what the tray is for
@TotalGhoul like pull the tray out before opening the door? Hmmm.
Hello ! Mr.! 👋🤗 Yes ! It's a Very Nice Woodstove With His Front Door 👍 I Just Like IT ! Thanks To Show Us You Beutifull Woodstove ! 🤩 From Downtown Montreal ⚜️🇨🇦👋👋🤗 🤩🥰💞💞💞
@claudiapatry9454 hello! You’re welcome. Greetings from NY! Thanks for watching
You are so lucky would love to do video on one of those. Headed north in couple weeks
@Kokadjo Outdoors I know I am! It is really cool. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann think they fit a hot stove better then other traditional style. More tall vs length.
@Kokadjo Outdoors oh yeah like in a teepee it would fit better. Good point
@@AdventureswithSpackmann probably more of an excuse for me to buy one hopefully this winter. Will be doing some trips and videos be nice to have one. Woods walker for now lol
@@kokadjooutdoors620 woodswalker is a good stove too
its a great looking stove and seems to work well. I disagree about the pipes but we've had that discussion... someone is workin at takin over dads channel... lol...
@Doc Ink lol oh yes we have had it.
I know bro, she will take it over some day lol. Thanks for watching
That piece of foam would be good to keep in there. Might keep the glass from getting broken or scratched when transporting it.
@Roland edrummer great idea! Thanks for watching.
Bratty kid steals the show....
You mean my wonderful child stole the show. Thanks for watching
The word design is usually used wrong. I made spacecraft parts for a living for many years and was a tool designer the proper word for design is an unfinished project or drawing of a problem you’re solving when most people say design they either mean shape color configuration something is built not designed it’s almost like saying I like the running of that person is jogging the word design is a word of operation of doing something that hasn’t been made yet
@Steven Cichy thanks for watching
I have been curious of there were tent stoves with a secondary burn function like some house wood burning stoves. I think the Pomoly Dwelle series has a secondary burn function.
My question is does it look like smoke is coming out of the chimney when it is up to temperature?
@JohnSmith FakeName there is lots of air intakes which I would guess add to the smokeless when it’s up to temperature. The stove has a little baffle before the chimney output as well. I’m not sure if any of the air intakes act as a secondary burn exactly but they might. Haven’t looked at it that closely yet. Thanks for watching!
Looks nice but seems finicky. But ya having the glass front definitely gives the open fire feel. How long do you think it will stay clean enough to see the fire.
@W in the Bush the front glass cleans itself when the fire is hot enough to burn it off. Burned a ton of wood through it this weekend and glass is clean again. Usually gets black when starting it but once’s it hot it’s clean. Thanks for watching
That stove is a beast! Gonna take some working with it.what with the smoke and fire issues when opening the door. Also damn, you need some gloves asap it looks like brother😂
@Adirondack American Outfitters yeah it is going to take some working. Gloves are a great idea, I may know a guy lol. Thanks for watching
Wish i could afford any of their stoves. There's a couple things I see that I don't care for about the design, but really cool nevertheless
@night23fox yeah their stoves do come with a high price tag. Thanks for watching bro
Great review of the Max version of the Dweller stove!
Its great that you show us the cooking area can hold 2 pots. What is the volume sizes of the pots? About 1 Liter?
I’m looking for the either Max or the standard version, but cannot decide which would better suit my purpose.
I would like to cook in it, so a bigger area would be nice. On the other end the overal size of the Max does seem to be a bit big to easily carry it around if you need to make a walk from your car to a nice camp site.
Do you perhaps also have experience with the standard Dweller version?
@Jeroen Scheffe you’re welcome. The cook pot is 1.5 and tea pot is 1.3. I don’t have experience with the standard version but there was much more room left to cook with after these two were on top. I doubt you would be able to get two onto the standard unless they are smaller in diameter. Also look into the size difference cause I doubt it’s that much and probably won’t make much difference in terms of weight or ease of carrying it around, I think both aren’t small or light. The titanium version maybe a different story. Thanks for watching.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann Thank you for your reply and information.
You are indeed right about the Dweller being a bit bulky, but like the Stovehut I also like this design; especially when you take it with you by car or some sort.
The Titanium is actually the one I was looking for while it lost quite some weight.
Unfortunately there isn’t a Max version available (yet).
It is just so very difficult to get the right picture from videos and pictures out there, but your review on the Max and the additional information definitely helps. Thanks!
@Jeroen Scheffe so nice to hear! You’re welcome.
I have a couple of Kukri knives. What brand is that Kukri you are using to cut wood and do you like it?
@Mike Simpson that’s my buddy Jay’s. He loves it and I like as well. Brand…. Not sure one of the big box ones. Thanks for watching.
Are you happy with the chimney position? They now have the 2.0 with the offset chimney. I'm wondering which would be better to cook on.
@HollyArms1 i am happy with the chimney position. Im not sure how much “more” cooking area you would have to offset it. Thanks for watching
@Adventures with Spackmann I think you're right, it might actually create less space.
@@HollyArms1 thinking the same
I have this stove and when it gets hot it either warps the body or the stove door temporarily and while it’s hot how you mitigate this problem so that you’ll be able to close the door after when you open it up without getting CO inside of your tent I noticed when I gets really hot I have a problem with opening and closing the door but once it cools down and goes back to normal again again, how do you fix this problem
@Steven Cichy I haven’t experienced not being able to close the door. Sorry I can’t answer your question. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I think mainly the reason why is I was operating the stove wrong I was burning it way too hot so now I keep it damp down and I have no problems opening and closing the door and second of all I use the leather gloves to keep from burning my hands, because if it does get a little too hot, I can close the door it just becomes a little bit fiddly where you have to lift up on the handle and then latch it down. Other than that I love the stove I even use it in my minivan and great for a base camp and I hope everything is good and love your videos as well you definitely have a great personality and I love the way you do your videos. Thanks again..
@Steven Cichy thank you so much for the kind words! I love making videos and I’m glad you enjoy them. The closing of the door when it’s hot does suck and a bit fiddly is a good way to describe it lol.
I want a stove that I don't have to feed every 10 to 15 minutes. So the size of this is nice, but then coals falling out? That's a bit of a problem.
@Anastasia E. This size is nice but I feel it needs a tray on the front below the door to catch the coals. A diy tray may not be that hard to make. My favorite big stove is the Knico Alaskan. I have a few videos using that stove. It’s pretty budget friendly too. Thanks for watching
are you able to post a link to where to buy this?
@Dark Sun yes I am, I will add the link to the description of the video. Thanks for watching
Would you choose that over the tbrick ultra ? Why either way?
@Big Marky Mark I don’t have a tbrick ultra so I can’t speak about it. It would depend on what tent you want to put it in. This is a huge stove and heavy. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann ok thank you and ur right it is huge but the ultra has a slightly bigger firebox ( I think) and is way lighter. I was just asking because I really couldn't Mahe up my mind between the 2. I went with ultra
@Big Marky Mark nice! Let me know how you like it.
The Burn Count Returns!!!
Happy Sunday. Quick question, and one I have no reason to talk trash about as I know each house has great members:
What Hogwarts house would you consider you and your family in?
My wife, kid, and I are going through the Harry Potter films for the first time together, and Im just curious.
@Miles Robertson burn count is back! Happy Sunday bro. I have not gotten in them myself. I couldn’t tell you what house we are. I’m pretty sure Lila went through a HP phase I’ll ask her and see what she says. Thanks for watching bro.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann for sure, no rush. I was just curious. I am on the far side of nerdy dads who watch all that, and somehow my kid is halfway there while my wife isn’t. The answer isn’t urgent. If you ever watch them and ruminate, let me now. Otherwise, thanks for the great time, and try to get that giant skeleton out there with you somewhere.
@Miles Robertson I’ll let you know what she says. I wanted to do a camp with the skeleton but bringing it some where may be out of my reach. But I kinda want to use them to hold my water torture tests lol.
@Miles Robertson I just asked Lila. She answered me immediately with Ravenclaw. No hesitation at all. Not sure if that good or bad lol. I like the sounds of Hufflepuff more personally lol.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann ha ha yeah I’ve always thought of myself as a Ravenclaw too. My wife would be a Hufflepuff though. My kid- not sure yet. I’ll let her choose when she gets through all the movies.
I noticed 3 of same tents, something good about it?
@xx mike lol no. I bought one on preorder when they first came out. When I received it I took it camping and we ended up getting a rain storm at 33F just above freezing. The tent leaked like crazy! Contacted the company ( Pomoly) about the issue. I have 3 here but owned 4 because they kept sending “fixed” replacements that leaked just as bad as the first. They kept selling them knowing they leaked too. I have lots of videos on them. Stove Hut 70. I have a water torture test I do on tents and it usually does a good job of pointing out weak areas in a tent. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann Oh I see. Did those bastards pulled the product or finally fixed the leak than?
If not, badstards, bad business practice.
@xx mike they kept selling them for months. BUT when they finally fixed the problem they offered to anyone that purchased one a fixed one(if my memory is correct). They also had a problem with their solid stove pipes being configured upside down. Allowing creosote to drip down the outside of the pipe and potentially on your stove and or tent. When they fixed the problem with the pipes, they replaced or sent adapters to the you if you had a problem. And there were a lot from what I saw and to my knowledge they received replacements. So that is something good about them, they have corrected their problems with their customers.
From which store sells this stove
@Ali Osaid you can buy it on Amazon or from Pomoly directly. Thanks for watching
I have wondered about the door design though. I can see where that could be an issue. Wear gloves dude 🤣
@It’s Good in the Woods lol I should really have learned to wear gloves by now. Yeah the door design may need some work or a bigger lip.
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Where can I buy this stove. Please share address.
Here it is: amzn.to/3VrKuAg
And here is the new version with 3 glass windows: amzn.to/3Vuy4Ia
Thanks for watching
Burn count seems like 2.25.
@GatorCreates lol I really wanted to increase it after the second hot arm time lol. But I didn’t for some reason lol. Thanks for watching
How much?
@Ali Osaid I believe it around $450 from Amazon. Thanks for watching
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@W in the Bush heck yeah! Thank you!
Do you peel potatoes with your feet 😮😅😊
@LLOYD’S caravan dairy lmao best comment ever! Me feet are gross I would never disrespect a potato like that. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann good sport brother only having a laugh great video xx
@@lloydscaravandiary7907 you gave me a laugh too! It was hilarious. Thank you
Have you heard of leather gloves lol
@Luis Chavez gloves? What are those lol. Worse part is, I had gloves with me lol. 🤷♂️ thanks for watching
and wear gloves
I have a few pairs.
Good looking stove there.Really like the Kukri too,who is the maker?
@Dom Rumble yeah man the stove is so cool looking. The Kukri I believe is from SOG. It’s Jays. Thanks for watching
Is that stove a good size for the pomoly stove hut or would you recommend it with a bigger tent? 😁
@Dixon Cider I don’t think it would fit safely if at all. I haven’t tried it yet but I don’t think so. Definitely a bigger tent. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann thank you! I'm stuck between buying either the stovehut or the hussar plus its a hard one 😂
@@CraggyIsland123 Hussar plus would fit a stove this big much better. You’re welcome
After being burned multiple times try using good leather gloves
@Chuck Rogers I have welding gloves I use at home but always forget them for camping. Thanks for watching