We recently purchased this little camp cook stove, which is designed to be used in a canvas wall tent. Join us to see what we think!! Here is where we ordered it: winnerwell.us
The circular plate that removes from the top is not for feeding the stove you remove it for direct heat for frying I believe hope this helps. Ian 🏴
Thank you for going through the detail of the stove. Been on the fence for a while but i think im convinced. I also have a possible solution for the hot handles. Wrap the handle with some leather. Just relatively cheap leather as im sure over time it will dry and crack. It should help reduce the heat to possibly enough to grab without gloves.
What a wonderful concise review of a super quality product. You can see just in the video how well made this stove and accessories are. Big credit to winnerwell. This is the stove on my list to use in my helsport tipi. Thanks so much for the review Ian 🏴
Thanks great review ..the circular removable plate on the top is for the Winnerwell smoker ..yes it has a smoker accessory for those extra fish on trail ..or turn that bland store cheese into a smoked delicacy...yum,yum !
Everybody gets that hole in the top wrong. When you take that lid off, you close the air from the front of the stove off and you can cook, marshmallows, and hotdogs directly over the open fire. Because the stove is drafting out the pipe it draws air in through that hole and you don’t get any smoke in your tent.
I think you have the most comprehensive video of this on the internet. Thx. I will be buying this system, except I will get the stove pipe oven. Then I don't have to worry about the cooking space. Although, having all of that to fit in one bag would be awesome!
Yes the top plate can be removed to add wood from the top and a wok can be used but the real purpose for the removable plate is for a smoker accessory that winnerwell markets
Yep, about 60% of our comments have been corrections on that top plate. I will forever stand corrected! 🙂 Preparing an update on this little stove in tandem with our canvas tent. Stay tuned! Should be live by morning.
Get with it mode. Love it lol. Good review! I'm on Vancouver Island, British Columbia Canada. Wanting to buy the Winnerwell stuff. Medium size for my 16' canvas tent. Stove, water tank and oven. Watching all the reviews I can. Good job!
Thank you for sharing! I would say that I ordered the leg extensions with mine, used them from day one and cannot imagine using it without them, if anything it helps my back for sure. I may give it a go without them but have no desire to have it sit lower. Last note on the add-ons, I have all of them as well and they do fit nicely in the case, along with the legs extensions and mat. The case also has the strap on top which accepts the triple wall pipe nicely.
I have cubic grizzly. I use it inside a school bus for heat and cooking. The quality of the cubic is so much better for the same price point. I love the hot water tank what a nice convenience.
I have seen people use tent stoves in the tent that you have in your video. They place a heat proof material at the top of the tent where the chimney exits.
The circular top is for cooking over the open flame - use of a wok, or placing a grill over the flame for a flame-cooked steak, or a cast-iron skillet or Dutch oven, etc. It's a very versatile option. I've never used it for adding wood.
We've done that sort of thing, but the oven is nice for baking. But probably I could use a dutch oven or just invert a cast iron pot over bread or whatever I bake too.
Think about what you could carry in a modern version of the Mormon two wheeled cart. I am thinking about the frame from a bicycle cart frame with handles. There was a man who had a cart made that tilted up and his tent roof sat on the upright handles of his cart. He pulled that cart thousands of miles over several years. Of course he was built like an ox. Any cart I pulled would have to be pretty light.
a modern version might be an e-bike with a cargo trailer... or a purpose-built cargo bike (e-powered). With that capacity you could carry a whole glamping set-up, plus spare charged batteries and a solar set-up for the bike!
For camping, how long does the wood last in the stove (on low)? Also, was there any reason you picked this one over the woodlander double view? That one is almost the same but has longer legs, more windows on the fire and perhaps better control of the burn rate. I don't think you can store the water on the side though.
Depends on what kind of wood you're using. But if you're using it for heat you'll be up a lot. Hickory/oak/ash would last maybe 1 1/2-2 hours at the most. I didn't want the extra glass for durability issues. Eventually, the glass will get broken. We ordered an extra one for the front just in case.
I have wondered that myself. I do believe that others have put wood stoves into campers. I am not certain if winter well makes some type of thimble that could be used. But it is something that I have in the back of my mind to try somewhere down the road.
@@DannaGesellchen , thanks so much for your comment & info. I like the Winnerwell Nomad too....a few others I like are the Kni-Co & the Cubic Grizzly (***seems a little expensive though).
Door gasket is probably not used as they want the air flow leakage to keep heat off the front glass & give a minimum air intake for safety The pad melts so I’d add a cooking tray under it or foil… The water pot is bigger than a kettle so what’s the point paying so much for a particular gadget specific to that stove.. I like the flue cooking box but it is a bit small & very expensive… It is a great stove though I got the medium for car to campsite trips Did you get the heat fans (stove fan) there realllly great
Do you know which model has the adjustable spark arrestor mesh size? That is literally my only dislike of this stove, I am not confident with this spark arrestor over my expensive tent.
Your water "heater" has a two design purpose, heat fast on top, keep warm on the side as well as creating space for top cooking. And the top divit is in fact for direct heat to cook with. Many think its a flawed design and not needed really.
Yes, I have been corrected on that at least a dozen times now. Personally I have never felt that I needed it, but it’s nice to know it’s there if I do. Thank you for joining us and thank you for reaching out.
@@DannaGesellchen no worries just being helpful I hope I purchased the small version of this stove for my trk canopy so I'm excited to get it installed especially here in Western wa with rain n snow right now :( wish for more snow than rain! 👍Lol
Hi sister , I saw in one of your video you were using wheat grinder, and I think you mentioned the it is on your website, which I couldn't access , also i love in Portugal is it possible to have one of this delivered to Portugal.
@@DannaGesellchen I just got mine I went for the woodsman stove with water pipe oven and folding oven you showed. The pipe oven is extremely efficient and gets hot!
we don't know how sudden it will b by the time we prepare we have to b a soldiers ready to eat anything what ever comes a way the good things. When we are in middle of knowwhere we hv to leave without AC first. In my country where I m staying 10 times the current goes what about a eating habbits. Here in India I sees Christian what to pull. Chicken meat etc
Hello mam Dan, just asking if u have a company distributor of that product in Philippines, I wish to have that if there's in Philippines to less cost. It fit to the place of my father his country home which is so remote, no access of electricity. Thanks.
@@eleonorajimeno4496 I noticed a lot of interest from the Philippines in other products like Springbar tents and Kermit chairs. Is there a big camping scene there? It seems like lots of interest in good quality camping gear.
What you are showing you can't carry that. Best it is 3 bricks. Woods match stick or magnefaing glass. And a pipe to blow this is what my wife did in village. So many year no electricity
The circular plate that removes from the top is not for feeding the stove you remove it for direct heat for frying I believe hope this helps. Ian 🏴
Yep! That's correct!! 🙂
Great for using a wok
But once it's going, it doesn't smoke if you do feed it from top.
Thank you both for the presentation!
What a great stove,and a good tutorial from you both.Blessings our friends ,from Australia ...Lynne and Wayne.
This is a great set up. Love that hot water tank
Thank you for making this review. One thing though, - the smaller water tank is not an option for the large stove. It's for the smaller stove
Thank you for going through the detail of the stove. Been on the fence for a while but i think im convinced. I also have a possible solution for the hot handles. Wrap the handle with some leather. Just relatively cheap leather as im sure over time it will dry and crack. It should help reduce the heat to possibly enough to grab without gloves.
What a wonderful concise review of a super quality product. You can see just in the video how well made this stove and accessories are. Big credit to winnerwell. This is the stove on my list to use in my helsport tipi. Thanks so much for the review Ian 🏴
Thank you kindly!
I love that it has a little oven for warming and baking food.
Thanks great review ..the circular removable plate on the top is for the Winnerwell smoker ..yes it has a smoker accessory for those extra fish on trail ..or turn that bland store cheese into a smoked delicacy...yum,yum !
Very informative video, thank you.
Everybody gets that hole in the top wrong. When you take that lid off, you close the air from the front of the stove off and you can cook, marshmallows, and hotdogs directly over the open fire. Because the stove is drafting out the pipe it draws air in through that hole and you don’t get any smoke in your tent.
I believe they also sell a smoker that uses that hole.
Excellent. Thank you for sharing the assmebly.
Even the packaging is excellent quality well made product.
I think you have the most comprehensive video of this on the internet. Thx. I will be buying this system, except I will get the stove pipe oven. Then I don't have to worry about the cooking space. Although, having all of that to fit in one bag would be awesome!
I don't think you'll regret the purchase. Glad the video was helpful!
Yes the top plate can be removed to add wood from the top and a wok can be used but the real purpose for the removable plate is for a smoker accessory that winnerwell markets
Yep, about 60% of our comments have been corrections on that top plate. I will forever stand corrected! 🙂 Preparing an update on this little stove in tandem with our canvas tent. Stay tuned! Should be live by morning.
Great video, very helpful
So handy, best for camp.
Get with it mode. Love it lol. Good review! I'm on Vancouver Island, British Columbia Canada. Wanting to buy the Winnerwell stuff. Medium size for my 16' canvas tent. Stove, water tank and oven. Watching all the reviews I can. Good job!
Glad you enjoyed the review! Truly my favorite little stove!
Thank you for sharing! I would say that I ordered the leg extensions with mine, used them from day one and cannot imagine using it without them, if anything it helps my back for sure. I may give it a go without them but have no desire to have it sit lower.
Last note on the add-ons, I have all of them as well and they do fit nicely in the case, along with the legs extensions and mat. The case also has the strap on top which accepts the triple wall pipe nicely.
I have cubic grizzly. I use it inside a school bus for heat and cooking. The quality of the cubic is so much better for the same price point. I love the hot water tank what a nice convenience.
What aspect of your stove is better quality??
I have seen people use tent stoves in the tent that you have in your video. They place a heat proof material at the top of the tent where the chimney exits.
I would like to purchase one. Thank you for sharing.
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Excelent video tnks
The circular top is for cooking over the open flame - use of a wok, or placing a grill over the flame for a flame-cooked steak, or a cast-iron skillet or Dutch oven, etc. It's a very versatile option. I've never used it for adding wood.
Yes, you are about the 20th person to correct me on that. I have learned my lesson well.
@@DannaGesellchen sorry x
@@loudoret353 No worries😊
Great review.... Hot tip... if you've got room when camping take some foundry gloves
Thank you 🙂
You guys are great thanks for this. Did you get a wall tent? If so what brand?
We did! Video coming soon!! 🙂
I want one!!!!
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You can also toast your bread slices directly on top of the stove - you don't need to use the oven.
We've done that sort of thing, but the oven is nice for baking. But probably I could use a dutch oven or just invert a cast iron pot over bread or whatever I bake too.
Great Video Thanks, but that removable piece on top is to be used with like cast iron skillets.
Yeah, you're about the 10th person to tell me. :-) I'll never forget now! 🙂
Think about what you could carry in a modern version of the Mormon two wheeled cart.
I am thinking about the frame from a bicycle cart frame with handles.
There was a man who had a cart made that tilted up and his tent roof sat on the upright handles of his cart. He pulled that cart thousands of miles over several years.
Of course he was built like an ox.
Any cart I pulled would have to be pretty light.
Yes, light and fat wheels.
@@DannaGesellchen I saw his video! He traveled with his sheep!no kidding! He is a true minimalist!
@@bonniewilliams9171 no that's a younger fellow somewhere in California. Not a bad idea though.
I can't find the older videos.
@@johnndavis7647 ok. You had seen it!
a modern version might be an e-bike with a cargo trailer... or a purpose-built cargo bike (e-powered). With that capacity you could carry a whole glamping set-up, plus spare charged batteries and a solar set-up for the bike!
For camping, how long does the wood last in the stove (on low)? Also, was there any reason you picked this one over the woodlander double view? That one is almost the same but has longer legs, more windows on the fire and perhaps better control of the burn rate. I don't think you can store the water on the side though.
Depends on what kind of wood you're using. But if you're using it for heat you'll be up a lot. Hickory/oak/ash would last maybe 1 1/2-2 hours at the most. I didn't want the extra glass for durability issues. Eventually, the glass will get broken. We ordered an extra one for the front just in case.
Thanks for the great review. Would this work in a truck camper?
I have wondered that myself. I do believe that others have put wood stoves into campers. I am not certain if winter well makes some type of thimble that could be used. But it is something that I have in the back of my mind to try somewhere down the road.
@@DannaGesellchen , thanks so much for your comment & info. I like the Winnerwell Nomad too....a few others I like are the Kni-Co & the Cubic Grizzly (***seems a little expensive though).
Three Dog stoves are pretty good too.@@BoondockBertoOverland
@@DannaGesellchen , thank you so very much.
Thank you, I would like to have one also can you bake bread in it. Please can you share can I purchase one.
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Door gasket is probably not used as they want the air flow leakage to keep heat off the front glass & give a minimum air intake for safety
The pad melts so I’d add a cooking tray under it or foil…
The water pot is bigger than a kettle so what’s the point paying so much for a particular gadget specific to that stove..
I like the flue cooking box but it is a bit small & very expensive…
It is a great stove though I got the medium for car to campsite trips
Did you get the heat fans (stove fan) there realllly great
Thank you! We do have some stove fans! We wanted to test all the gadgets for ourselves since we had budgeted for it🤗
Hello, will you tell where did you get it from and how much is it?
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Do you know which model has the adjustable spark arrestor mesh size? That is literally my only dislike of this stove, I am not confident with this spark arrestor over my expensive tent.
I don't recall right off, but it should be on the Winnerwell website.
Your water "heater" has a two design purpose, heat fast on top, keep warm on the side as well as creating space for top cooking. And the top divit is in fact for direct heat to cook with. Many think its a flawed design and not needed really.
Yes, I have been corrected on that at least a dozen times now. Personally I have never felt that I needed it, but it’s nice to know it’s there if I do. Thank you for joining us and thank you for reaching out.
@@DannaGesellchen no worries just being helpful I hope I purchased the small version of this stove for my trk canopy so I'm excited to get it installed especially here in Western wa with rain n snow right now :( wish for more snow than rain! 👍Lol
These little stoves are actually fun to use! I think you’ll like it. And even in our 10x12 tent we were warm!!
@@DannaGesellchen I can't WAIT! ❤️💯👍
@@DannaGesellchen I call my canopy The Cabin n I purchased the tri-window one for viewing the fire while sitting in camper on cold days ❤️
Hi sister , I saw in one of your video you were using wheat grinder, and I think you mentioned the it is on your website, which I couldn't access , also i love in Portugal is it possible to have one of this delivered to Portugal.
So sorry but we no longer have a store🤗
Goodnight! I would like to know if possible which country of origin, how much does this wood stove cost?
I believe they are made in the USA. www.winnerwell.com
Have you used the pipe oven? I think this is the only thing you may not have considered…?
It's on the list of "to do's" 🙂
@@DannaGesellchen I just got mine I went for the woodsman stove with water pipe oven and folding oven you showed. The pipe oven is extremely efficient and gets hot!
On Amazon:
Stove $450
Oven $ 115
Large water tank $75
Carry case $40
Fiteproof mat $70
Cleaning brush $25
If you purchase all of these through their website there’s a 5% discount for the bundle.
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Good stuff costs money but it's usually money well spent.
Does smoke escape from the top lid? I'm planning on using it for a tiny home.
It didn't for us!
Not once it's running.
What is the size of the wall tent will you be putting it in?
I hope for a 10x12.
@@DannaGesellchen Been trying to determine stove vs tent sizing, hopeful this is matched about right.
@@brianh1161 That's what I'm thinking. A friend of mine knows people who live in a wall tent with a stove like this year round!!
You remove that lid for cooking.good for frying or boiling. Just got it. Comment
Yes, many have mentioned this. Thank you!! :-)
How much is the wood stove?
The entire kit was around $700. winnerwell.us/collections/nomad-series
we don't know how sudden it will b by the time we prepare we have to b a soldiers ready to eat anything what ever comes a way the good things. When we are in middle of knowwhere we hv to leave without AC first. In my country where I m staying 10 times the current goes what about a eating habbits. Here in India I sees Christian what to pull. Chicken meat etc
Where you bought?
winnerwell.us
Hello mam Dan, just asking if u have a company distributor of that product in Philippines, I wish to have that if there's in Philippines to less cost. It fit to the place of my father his country home which is so remote, no access of electricity. Thanks.
I am sorry, but I do not know of an overseas distributor.
@@DannaGesellchen Okay thank you.
@@eleonorajimeno4496 I noticed a lot of interest from the Philippines in other products like Springbar tents and Kermit chairs. Is there a big camping scene there? It seems like lots of interest in good quality camping gear.
That top comes off so you can put a pot on top of that and it gets much hotter
At least 1/2 of our comments have been correcting this. Thank you for reaching out. :-) Hope the video was helpful.
Yes because I've actually been looking at that same stove
@@frankhoward4459 we love ours!!
What you are showing you can't carry that. Best it is 3 bricks. Woods match stick or magnefaing glass. And a pipe to blow this is what my wife did in village. So many year no electricity
This is true, but there are different needs in different situations. We encourage you to share your knowledge and experience with others.
song of Solomon 1:5-6
I always appreciate scripture but can you share your thoughts on this one as it pertains to this video? Thank you 🙏