Winnerwell Iron Stove unboxing and review | A Simple Tapas Lunch with My Daughter
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Here is a bit of nostalgia for you! This. is the Iron Stove from Winnerwell. A thoughtfully reproduced stove from yesterday. Here is the boxing and review with a light Tapas Lunch and a rare appearance from my daughter.
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I love this, I WANT ONE, take my money! Then I saw the price (CA$499.00), humm. Limited... hummmm... DAM! I showed the video to my wife and I thought she would love it and say get one but most of the things coming out of her mouth was "he's so cute" she laughed every time you giggled talking about it, she was like OMG he is like a kid with a new bike! She might still let me get one though ;)
Just showed this to my wife and she laughed! Lol! Haha I love the stove but do have a look at the Thous Winds one. It’s 200 cheaper and nearly the same.
@@TheMidweekEscapeArtist Yep I saw that one while looking for this one and the design is similar, but the material is Stainless Steel and not Iron. The Iron will give off much more heat than the stainless steel version and that is part of the attraction. Also the ThousWinds version is a good two inches smaller in all dimensions and while they show a photo of a person cooking in a grill on top of the unit, they do not apparently sell the grill on their site and because of the size, I don't think I could use the Winnerwell Iron grill with it :( They have some other accessories on their site that look interesting and I may pick up one or two but as for the stove itself, The "winner" is Winnerwell :) No worries, she'll crack eventually! Thanks again , great video :) LOL I was on a roll, I just replied to like 10 people here asking different questions I had answers to. I am so psyched about this I could not stop myself!
Thous Winds do one the same for cheaper.
@@alexpervanoglu7420 I wish people would stop saying the Thouswinds is the same... It is not even CLOSE to this, not in size, not in material, not even close bro.
It's way to expensive 😂
The beauty of a flame (campfire, stove, fireplace or candle light), I often say "Its 500,000 year old 'TV'... the programming hasen't changed and it's still worth watching"
Never been said better! Thanks for watching!!
My friends and I have been calling TVs "the big campfire" and phones "the little campfire" for years 😂
Not my price range, but the idea of a flame lamp with cooking ability is quite appealing. Sitting in the front of a bell tent around such a cooking lamp, talking and cooking dinner… But also at home, a session of an armchair roleplaying game (similar to better known tabletop roleplaying games, just with emphasis on telling a story, not on miniatures fighting on the table), combined with a slowcooker meal when the party gets hungry, or maybe just Raclette… Waiting for the not limited, cheaper standard edition, or maybe for a competitor. But no big deal if nothing in my price range ever shows up, it’s something I would like to have, but not really something I need.
you said it man! Have a look at the Thous Winds one, it's a bit cheaper but slightly smaller.
They're li.mited edition new but you can still find original ones.
These were made all over the 1700s and 1800s meant as train station lanterns but hobos stole them and used them in hobo camps, they also work well for keeping warm to.
The original ones also had the metal handle on them so you could carry them they didn't have the hinges on them.
Thous Winds do one that is cheaper and not limited edition
Now that is indeed one awesome little stove there brother! Excellent review and demo 👍
Very cool that you got to enjoy a bit of lunch with your daughter as well 👍
Cheers my friend!
Yeah it hard getting her in anything lol! Thanks for watching.
@@TheMidweekEscapeArtist I hear you there man. I have a daughter myself, so I know the struggle, lol. You're more than welcome by the way brother.
They should have put a cary handle on it so you could cary it around lit at night for a lamp.
Thanks for showing. I want one.
Bloody wonderful!
Unfortunately, I already have everything I need for power outages, car camping, canoe camping. 😭
Outstanding presentation, the way man is supposed to live. Peace to you
Hello, Thank you for the great review. I was really hesitant about this item. I had seen a different review where there was a lot of smoke. But after seeing your excellent review, you covered all my questions, and now I really want one. Thanks again.
The smoke is from having the wick out too far, easy to avoid ;-) thanks for watching!!
Oh yes, that's VERY nice, and waaay beyond my means.
Good video. Thouswinds has the same stove for considerably cheaper. Down side is that they dont offer the criddle. Several Chinese sites list them for under $100, if you trust ordering thru them.
Hello, do you have any links to those sites? All I have found sell everything separately.
@marcoshernandez1427 Well in fact it isa not the "same stove". The ThousWinds version is made from 304 Stainless Steel and while it is a good material, it is NOT cast Iron and will not generate the kind of heat you would get from the cast iron version. Also as in my previous post, it is about 2 inches smaller in all dimensions so you would not be able to use the Winnerall's cat iron grill with it. And yes, I also noticed that they have a phot of someone cooking on a grill on their site but do not sell the appropriate sized grill...
The product this infomercial is pushing is complete garbage.
Neat stove! Love it.
I've been very interested in these lately and you popped up in my recommendations 😂 I do find these very appealing but outrageously expensive!!✊️🔥✌️💚
I know right. Very pricey. Thous Winds do one a little cheaper if you wanted to have a look at that instead. Looks very similar.
@TheMidweekEscapeArtist I was asking a friend if he would review it love to see a side by side comparison!! I own a winnerwell wood stove and it's the best quality of my 3 other stoves
Du bezahlst den Namen noch mit. Da hat winner well das rad neu erfunden. 😂
Just watched your video, Great! I do love these little burner, had an antique one “Beatrice Stove” awhile back, sold it but want to get another one. They are great to use on those cold winters nights
James of Waypoint Survival showed/used an 1880s Florence brand of your stove.
I saw that. Super nice, I wish I could’ve found one of the older ones to restore.
Love it !
Your enthusiasm is infectious, I think I need one now hahaha
Great demonstration. Accessories are included with it at this time (2-9-24) and I additionally used a discount code from the RUclipsr I first saw this on.
I came here cause I read "Winterfell Iron Stove", but stayed for the content :)
Very cool piece of kit. Like you say there are more utilitarian options available. They won't make you smile as much when using them though. Thous Winds Firedance looks like a good budget alternative.
I really like that one too!!! Thanks for watching!
@@TheMidweekEscapeArtist Theres a tarp I picked up recently that's probably your sort of thing. From Thornhill Ultraheavy (UK based). Waxed cotton with riveted leather tie out loops. Ticks all the nostalgic vintage boxes.
@@mrdixon3765 I’ll absolutely check it out! Thanks!
My Thous Winds version came in the mail today. Works great.good quality build. All the same fun and usefulness but will never be a collectable like the Winnerwell. Just couldn't find one so this will due for now. Cheers
My Thous Winds version came in the mail today. Works great.good quality build. All the same fun and usefulness but will never be a collectable like the Winnerwell. Just couldn't find one so this will due for now. Cheers
How beautiful!
In fact this is a very nice furnace with high BTU rating. If they made this out of aluminum or low plate steel it would be an alternative to a foldable woodstove. If it burns 6-12 hours on 1 liter it is the best option ever. You got a heater, cooker and light.
I want one but i im going to remodel my backyard first and build a brick oven then ill get one
Considering you bought this yourself your review is absolutely stonking! So good I came here from the Winnerwell website where your video is ☺
Edit: You're so likeable, you made me subscribe 😁
I appreciate that!!! Thanks heaps
Hi. I’ve just purchased an original stove as in your video. Looks the same as yours but window only on one side.
Ordered one. 🔥👍🏻
You’re gonna love it! Let me know how you go!
Ah yes, garlic bread. The staple of Mediterranean cuisine. Jokes aside, beautiful stove and a great vid
We do eat it quite a bit here in Spain
I reckon it’s German engineering, so it’s a bottle opener in the first place and THAN a handle for the grill plate😉Nice vid, ATB from Germany…..
Das ganze Teil ist multifunktioniell. Ofen, Lampe, Kochherd, Grill und ja flaschenöffnergriff….. ob die Handschuhe optimal mit bei sind? Bei dem Preis wär es sinnvoll… vor allem in 2 Größen.
Chinese
I love it . . . BUT IT’S FOUR HUNDRED FRICKN DOLLARS!
I KNOW! It’s ridiculously priced. I paid with my own money and I’m still hurting ;-) but so worth it for me.
@@TheMidweekEscapeArtist I like your thinking!
Guilty of it myself.
Great review! I got notified by Winnerwell about the development of this stove before it was produced and I was going to get in on the presale but the price at the time was a bit much for me. This video sold me on the idea that maybe I really do need one! So I just ordered one! Thanks!
PS. Where did you got those Tongs?
Thous Winds do one cheaper
Thous Winds do one almost the same for a lot less money.
Very pretty, but like so many pretty things, very impractical -- and very expensive.
She totally has the wheres my beer face on.
Hahaha exactly!
I have the opportunity too good and original. Double burner. But the seller does not Ship and he's two hundred miles away
These look great! Does the wick ever need replacing?
Yes eventually you’ll need a new one, but they are easy to find on Amazon.
Could be a dumb question but is it meant to be leak proof or no? I don’t think it is just due to the build and physics of it. If not you’ll have to be careful when traveling and keep it upright.
Very unlikely, the liquid reservoir is sealed but it will leak out the top if it tips over. Yeah transit will be the real test! Thanks for watching!
I wonder how often the wicks need replacing and also if it gives off much ambient heat to warm the inside of a (properly ventilated) tent for example?
They're back in stock now.
The stove is cool, but I’m most interested in what you are calling “chorizo”. I grew up in Southern California and currently live in Arizona. I’ve also visited Mexico many times, and I have never seen chorizo that looked like that. I’m very curious how it tastes.
It’s like a Smokey, spicy, tasty pork sausage. I’m sure it’s not traditional chorizo (very few things here are actually traditional) but is a nice little number ;-)
I live in Spain and you can get chorizo that looks like that.
Can you buy or does it come with extra wicks
I’d put a pot of water on the top for tea…
We have one. It is pricey but well made. We bought it with the coupon but still paid a lot.
I would think using it as a heater is the deal maker.
do you know how the max heat output? website states "Burning Time: Approx. 5 hours (depending on firepower)" - That would be ~1kW with 0,6l kerosene
Lets create the best thing ever... and make it limited in order to not earn more money, and make people crazy.. For no fcking reason.
I want one.
Ich auch. Aber noch zu dem Preis. 😅
I want one 😎🔥👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Winterwell so its crazy expensive
There will be cheaper copies.
There already are!
Where ?
@vanmnguyen4451 Thous winds, mine just arrived and it's amazing. £140 delivered! Also had glass rather than plastic Mica.
@@furstyferret81 You get what you pay for, it is NOT cast iron, it is stainless steel and that is what makes the difference. It will not generate the same amount of heat and you will not have the same cooking as you would in the cast iron skillet. Also good luck trying to find a skillet for it, it is about two inches smaller in all dimensions and even ThousWinds does not have one to fit it on their web site...
A nice stove ,it seems they copied the old Beatrice stoves what I currently use ,double burner, and single burners All said they work well and they are wind resistant.
Where are these repop stoves made? I have been looking everywhere, and cannot find a listing. Thanks!
i got mine from Homecamp but i think they are sold out.
You got one every time I go to order it it says sold out try again later
Question could it be used indoors say to.heat a small camper van with using the odourless lamp oil or would it generate to much smoke ie having a overhead ceiling fan installed.
Als Ofen zum heizen geht der. Riecht nur etwas.
Kerosene-Based Fuel lanterns and stoves are safe for indoor use. Indigenous people in the north have been using lanterns and heaters for generations. My family had a cottage in the woods, very secluded with no electricity and we used Kerosene-Based Fuel lanterns and stoves exclusively and there was never a problem. We later switched to a cast iron wood burning pot belly stove for heating but again, we used the Kerosene-Based one for years. HOWEVER, because they burn oxygen (like any flame based devise) they produce carbon monoxide so make sure you have a well ventilated camper or tent. Use the same rules as you would with a Mr. Buddy Heater unit. They (like a Mr. Heater) are not recommended to keep on while sleeping but personally I have done it many times, again, make sure you have flow through ventilation and you are fine. Also note unlike a Mr. Buddy, they do not have an auto shutoff feature that activate when it's tipped over so DO BE CAREFUL, if it tips, fuel can leak out and that can be VERY BAD. Always make sure you have one of these fire blankets on hand and close by: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0BVZ7TDK7/ref=ewc_pr_img_10?smid=A2VWS0TSRMSZRQ&th=1
Hey loving it big guy how much I'll do that thanks again
400-550… pricey. But limited edition. Check out the Thous Winds one too.
You have had me very confused as i hear some very SAFFER words like noice but it saying South Australia. Loved the video
Can't understand wtf he's saying. Except, pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty, gorgeous, p.,p.,p.. Those folks accent sounds so pretentious and fake.
😮I would really like to have one of these, but with the tax burden in Brazil it is not viable😢
What was the price of the whole kit. Bag ang grill?
im sold
Where to get new wicks?
Amazon
What is the brand of the tongs you use in the video?
Not sure about the Mica window on something so expensive!
Mica is a naturally occurring mineral that can be split into thin, flexible sheets. It has several properties that make it useful in various applications, including its resistance to heat and its electrical insulating capabilities. Here are some considerations regarding mica versus glass for a product like a mini oil-fired grill or a tiny iron oven:
Advantages of Mica:
1. Heat Resistance: Mica can withstand high temperatures without melting or breaking, making it suitable for environments where heat is a factor.
2. Flexibility: Unlike glass, mica is flexible and less likely to shatter under stress, which can be advantageous in products that may experience vibrations or impacts.
3. Lightweight: Mica is lighter than glass, which can contribute to a more portable and user-friendly product.
4. Electrical Insulation: Mica is a good electrical insulator, which can be beneficial in applications where electrical safety is a concern.
Disadvantages of Mica:
1. Durability: Mica is not as hard or scratch-resistant as glass, making it more prone to surface damage over time.
2. Transparency: Mica is not as clear as glass, which might affect visibility if the window is meant to provide a clear view of the interior.
3. Perceived Quality: Consumers often perceive glass as a higher-quality material compared to mica. This perception can impact customer satisfaction and the perceived value of the product.
Customer Concerns:
The reviews you shared indicate that customers were disappointed by the use of mica instead of glass. The main issues raised were:
• Perceived Flimsiness: Customers felt that mica is flimsy and likened it to plastic, which suggests they were concerned about its durability and quality.
• Price Justification: Customers felt that the price of the product was not justified given the materials used, particularly the mica window.
Is Mica Better?
Whether mica is better than glass depends on the specific application and user needs:
• For applications where heat resistance and lightweight are critical, mica might be a better choice.
• For applications where durability, scratch resistance, and clear visibility are more important, glass might be preferred.
Conclusion:
The choice between mica and glass involves trade-offs. Mica offers benefits like heat resistance and flexibility but lacks the durability and clarity of glass. The negative customer reviews suggest that, in this case, the use of mica did not meet their expectations for quality and value. It’s essential for manufacturers to consider these factors and communicate the benefits of the chosen materials to their customers to manage expectations effectively.
Setrika arang di Indonesia 👍
You're a true enthusiast, exactly the right person who should be reviewing this kind of gear. Good on your daughter for trying some of your seafood, even though she thought it wouldn't taste good. She discovered that prawns taste like butter (or buttered corn). Your video reminded me of this other candle stove i saw a fears ago. Both great stoves and great videos! ruclips.net/video/EtPoq4XHTn4/видео.htmlsi=qCkGD18iRojWvZsK
How are the fumes if any?
Heavily depends on what you use in it. Unscented lamp oil produces no smell or fumes.
Can this be used in a caravan (window open). Does it put out any heat? Thank You
It puts out a lot of heat. But I think it’s for outdoors use only. I wouldn’t recommend using this inside. It will put out co2 and breathing it in could cause death if you fall asleep not to mention the other risks.
Thank You @@TheMidweekEscapeArtist
@@bozwick019 Reposing for information: Kerosene-Based Fuel lanterns and stoves are safe for indoor use. Indigenous people in the north have been using lanterns and heaters for generations. My family had a cottage in the woods, very secluded with no electricity and we used Kerosene-Based Fuel lanterns and stoves exclusively and there was never a problem. We later switched to a cast iron wood burning pot belly stove for heating but again, we used the Kerosene-Based one for years. HOWEVER, because they burn oxygen (like any flame based devise) they produce carbon monoxide so make sure you have a well ventilated camper or tent. Use the same rules as you would with a Mr. Buddy Heater unit. They (like a Mr. Heater) are not recommended to keep on while sleeping but personally I have done it many times, again, make sure you have flow through ventilation and you are fine. Also note unlike a Mr. Buddy, they do not have an auto shutoff feature that activate when it's tipped over so DO BE CAREFUL, if it tips, fuel can leak out and that can be VERY BAD. Always make sure you have one of these fire blankets on hand and close by: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0BVZ7TDK7/ref=ewc_pr_img_10?smid=A2VWS0TSRMSZRQ&th=1
Wow. I wish this wasn’t 400$
What a beautiful young lady. Maybe she can cook a little next time.
Thank you and Nice video mate but....
This winnerwell stuff is so over priced for what it is
It seems they feed off people's RUclips videos, we know what that means, and its become a popularity thing rather that a value for money thing.
Ive got to have it no matter the price.
I'm sorry but I'm not a sheep
i respect that but, value is subjective for each person, you might not see the value in it, but others might. I really like mine and the amount of use i get out of it justifies the cost for me, but that's me... I do agree that it is very expensive, i mentioned that in the video as well. it's not for everyone and i totally accept that.
seriously where's the link to buy one
Google it mate. I don’t know where in the world you are. I bought mine locally.
yea I did Google it not to sold my self on the website how much did u pay for yours if you dont mind me asking. @@TheMidweekEscapeArtist
Propane?
? This runs on lamp oil.
Did not find a link to purchase?
Got mine from Homecamp, they are sold out, you’ll need to google it yourself. Or the Thous winds version.
Can't believe they are pricing $400.00 for an oil lamp. Winnerwell must have bought the patents . So! They can charge this outrageous price. OMG. it's a retro novelty oil burner. I would like one myself just for that fact, Midweek Artist, I'm not disrespecting you by no means. Hope it gives you joy for many years. I have seen one of the original ones in an antique store many years ago, but I can't remember the name of them, seems to me ,,from what little I do remember,,,,it was named after a family member. A females name. That's what the antique dealer told me around 1968. The one he had didn't even have a wick. Enjoy! Yours..
@@danieledwards8779 Hey Daniel, they aren't charging 400.00 for an oil lamp, they are charging 400.00 for a CAST IRON Stove that doubles as a heater and lamp, that's a BIG difference.. They were originally designed for train conductors to be used in the caboose of the train for heating and cooking. They were often stolen by hobos jumping trains and became known as the hobo stove. Cast iron is not cheap bro. Cast iron will put out an incredible amount of heat and if you have ever cooked outdoors in a cast iron skillet you will come to appreciate the material.
@@andrewvautour1795 thank you for replying, glad you gave me the correct information on this stove, still, why the $400.00 price tag? Winnerwell, a great reputable company and are known for their stoves, evidently they are a replica or similar type, and yes cast iron stoves are great at putting off heat, I just can’t see why they are so expensive.
@@danieledwards8779 I believe it is in the material. Cast iron is more expensive to manufacturer than stainless steel. something like this, a stove, can be bent to form a shape where cast iron, as the name implies, needs to be cast into the shape you require, so casting molds need to be made, more costs. Secondly, take for example a cast iron skillet, most are sandblasted but not polished because there is no need to polish a skillet so that brings down the cost. In this stoves case, it is polished, more work requires more skilled workers, which in turn drives up the price. The more work that goes into finishing a product, the care in it's assembly, the attention to detail like brass fittings etc..., all these will drive up costs. Honestly I don't think the price is exaggerated, YES it is expensive but you are getting in return an heirloom product that will last generations.
Can somebody compare it to Thous Winds?
Pretty much the same as far as I can see
@@alexpervanoglu7420 nope. They're different.
ruclips.net/video/Zpx5XHxiq0Q/видео.htmlsi=FjRPmbiTmkMEsSE2
Does that handle have a bottle opener?
Watch the video! 🙄
Che liquidò va meglio x accendere grazie
Unscented lamp oil
Mica window not glass.
Over priced as well.
Save your money
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Der Preis…. Unschlagbar. Die haben echt den Einschlag nicht gehört. Ich such mir einen metallbauer %/
Not for $400!
idk, seems unsafe to me. way to tall and too thin.
never had a problem.
i couldn't tell whay you saying over the lip smacking, gulping, and salivating you were doing while loudly masticating and speaking. but i will be buying one of these units just for the fact of being multi purpose.
That's a cool toy, but that wasn't chorizo lol. Chorizo is in a pigskin and ground up. It is more like ground beef when you cook chorizo. What you had is called sausage and no, they are not the same thing.
That's what's sold as chorizo here. I don't make the rules.
That looked like Chorizo to me and I live in Spain.
Texan here for some clarity. Chorizo in Spain is the reference to ground spiced meat inside of a tube/skin, here in Texas and Mexico chorizo is super oily greasy fatty ground up skins and all the good stuff made spicy. Usually you split it open and fry it up
What he was cooking is Espanol chorizo, the dish is called tapas de chorizo español, what you are talking about is Portuguese chorizo. The title of the video would indicate he used the correct sausage, they are both sausages. There are so many different versions regionally and nationally like Chorizo de Cebu from the Philippines, very different sausage but still chorizo.
$500 for a stove is both stupid and ridiculous. And they aren't limited edition by any means. They are always available because nobody in their right mind is going to pay their asinine prices.
The WIFE/ GIRLFRIEND 😂 , looks 👌 She's being DRAGGED in FRONT of the CAMERA 📷 , !!! for 👍 he's MAN'S new ..TOY 😊 , SHE doesn't look IMPRESSED !!!! 😂...
I believe that's his daughter bro :)
Over priced and needs fuel.
Name me a fire that doesn't need fuel.
I've wanted one they used to make this style stove as a home range in the 30s during ww2 It's kind sad these are as expensive as they are cause they are so nice and multi-purpose but not 400 bucks atm
Overpriced 😂 extortionate 😂