@@TheBeardedCamper I just found your channel, and subscribed. Nice set up you have over there, I love the Xterra, although sadly here in Chile We didn't get it directly so We don't see many of them around. I bought the Pomoly X4 dome tent a few weeks ago, and I'm planning on buying the Dweller (2 or 3) by the end of April (that's the start of our fall over here) Anyway, thanks for sharing your experience with us. All the best from Chile!
New sub here. Just came upon your channel. I am 71 and camp in a whiteduck canvas 13' tent. One man set up and two poles. Since my military retirement, I camp in national forests and federal free lands. I do have a lifetime pass for veterans. Thanks for the video.
Another relaxing video. Was there a lot of chemical smell during the burn off? Also did the spark arrester do well, no sparks on the tent. You mentioned the tent was up for a month, was there and mildew issues. Thanks and I look forward to the next video. Ken T
I didn't really notice any smell during the burn, no sparks, the stove pipe is over 9 feet tall so that definitely helped, and as far as the tent went, no issues with oder or mildew, when I opened the tent up I got a huge wiff of smoked wood from my precious over night error, really impressed by that tent. I have the new Pomoly Dome X6 Pro that I'm going to test out and compare the two.
Well, the tent sure held up nicely with that snowstorm. That new stove is looking nice .
Can't wait to get out and use it on an overnighter.
@@TheBeardedCamper I just found your channel, and subscribed. Nice set up you have over there, I love the Xterra, although sadly here in Chile We didn't get it directly so We don't see many of them around.
I bought the Pomoly X4 dome tent a few weeks ago, and I'm planning on buying the Dweller (2 or 3) by the end of April (that's the start of our fall over here)
Anyway, thanks for sharing your experience with us.
All the best from Chile!
Well done, sir. Thank you
New sub here. Just came upon your channel. I am 71 and camp in a whiteduck canvas 13' tent. One man set up and two poles. Since my military retirement, I camp in national forests and federal free lands. I do have a lifetime pass for veterans. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for your service and for watching, MM2 (SW) US Navy Vet
Looking good there buddy. Nice stove.
Thanks 👍
Nice video. Can you do a long term review of this stove. I am thinking to swap my t-brick ultra to this stove.
Awesome videos. Just a question. I just bought a Kodiak canvas tent with a 5” stove jack but my stove pipe is 2.760”. What do you recommend?
You can buy a fire retardant mat (Amazon) and stitch it in, then cut an X and push your stove pipe through the X, should seal up nicely!!
Another relaxing video. Was there a lot of chemical smell during the burn off? Also did the spark arrester do well, no sparks on the tent. You mentioned the tent was up for a month, was there and mildew issues. Thanks and I look forward to the next video. Ken T
I didn't really notice any smell during the burn, no sparks, the stove pipe is over 9 feet tall so that definitely helped, and as far as the tent went, no issues with oder or mildew, when I opened the tent up I got a huge wiff of smoked wood from my precious over night error, really impressed by that tent. I have the new Pomoly Dome X6 Pro that I'm going to test out and compare the two.
I would love to have that stove ...I can't afford the $900 price tag 😢
It's an amazing stove!! I will do a full review of it in my next video, thanks for watching!
@@TheBeardedCamper I have the smaller stainless steel dweller and an oroquen mini 3 and I love them both