The entire line of Naturehike Massif and Dune tents are awesome hot tents for the money and have already built quite a following in the few months they have been on the market! They have pretty much became the new go to free standing tent for hot tent camping. So you definitely made a good choice! You do need to get a spark arrestor for the top of your stove pipe though, or you will end up with a bunch of melted pin holes in the top of your tent! They are a must when using synthetic hot tents!
How could you resist the 'independent external account building transparent internal space comfortable camping'?! Sounds awesome! Also, who's using a flamethrower in the background?
Nice Halloween episode 😂, spooky, spooky 😁! The sponsor is great, now you just need one for sausages 😜. The tent looks great, I would get it straight away. Always wanted to try hot tent camping. Now all that's left to do is for Father Frost to come and hopefully it'll be pleasant in your great tent! Looking forward to more episodes!
@@DaleyOutdoors yeah, me too! It's definitely too warm for October here. An incredible number of stink bugs roaming around here...🥴 it's time for sub-zero temperatures 😌
Letter Beans is a great company. Been using them for a while now. I've also recently subscribed to Toastal, which is Toast by Post. The two work really well together and provide me with a nutritious meal any time of the day. Highly recommended. In a bit (slaps camera) 👍
I have the two person, it's an amazing tent. I love that you have the option to sleep four but you can also take out one of the sides if you were doing a long stay with just two people. This is what I do more often than not and it becomes a great little living room during the winter.
To turn the stove down you need to partially close the air slots beneath the door. You shouldn’t have it so hot that the chimney glows - that will melt one of those rubber stove jacks (now I wonder how I found that out?)!
Your sponsor might be a bit uncertain about your bean impersonation at 20:52 Daley 😉... I've had mushy peas today, so I won't be able to get to bed until after my 'crop spraying', so the fright you gave me has got things approaching the exit ramp! 🤗 Glad you liked the combo you bought, that is a great price ✌️
Well its Hot Tent weather for the next week or so, hope you get out in it. I am converting a tent into hot tent capability since I only go hammock camping now. I was wondering about putting a bit of those metal pan scrubbers in the top of the chimney as a spark arrester, because people say small sparks land on the nylon tent and burn a small hole in it, which then lets in rain. I dont think it would block the smoke at all, not the entire scrubber but a thinned out bit, with a couple of holes drilled in the top of the chimney so that a bit of metal wire can go through to secure the spark stopper.
Hey Ben! I absolutely love the sponsor, where do I sign up?! 😂🤣😂 I really do love the look of that tent, Naturehike really do make decent tents! There’s so much room in it and even the pockets are well thought out! Be lovely in there come winter! For the record your “squirrel” scared the sh!t out of me! 😂🤣😂🤣😂
In winter on the fist -20 Fahrenheit I definitely go camping. I also go out when I know there's going to be a snowstorm because it's beautiful. Hot tenting actually sucks unless it's minimum four-person tent. Even then, it's actually pretty lame and too freaking hot. Just get the right layers and sleep system and it'll work out. 🍻 from Minnesota
Thanks for the link Mr Daley. Bit of a task finding it elsewhere as it appears to have more than one name! Anyhoo, it's now winging its way to me as I'm using a converted NH Opalus 2 at the moment and the headroom ain't great. 👍
Great Vid as always, loving the humor. How do you find the Decathlon Sleep pad ? Ive been in the market for a replacement for the olde Thermarest venture (something a bit more comfortable and warm)
Thanks Ben for this excellent video. Not many UK RUclipsrs do hot tent camping so please keep doing these. I hope you will take this out in the depths of winter surrounded by snow. Is that living area big enough for two people to sit and chat sat on chairs around the fire? I was quite concerned at how hot that pipe got, and there was no spark arrestor at the top, and no way to guy line that pipe in case of heavy wind (from the elements, not Letter Beans) great video. Thank you
Love the fakesponsor letter beans! Great parody of so many youtube videos recently. ❤😂 I think the chimney and the tent got this hot because of the brick you used as a firestarter. Not sure, but havent seen it before this red
Like the look of that tent 👍 defo get a spark arrestor mate and wouldn't really recommend heat log as they get too hot and warp the titanium. Also try to only burn dry well seasoned wood - minimize sparks and not pine - too much resin will block ur chimney 👍
I was just about to say the same thing about those logs. I spent a week doing the river Spey in my canoe 🛶 the other week. Hot tent made the trip a lot more comfortable, fun, enjoyable after a day paddling
@@DaleyOutdoors no worries, on my trip I took a bag of home bargains silver birch firewood. ( just in case). Of a no wood scenario. No problem sourcing dead standing dry firewood. We arrived at the Boat of Balliefurth campsite. Not a stick, I was patting myself on the back all evening. Happened on the coldest night of the trip. Snowed ❄️ I’ve used it at home in the wood burner. Soul wood I think it’s called. ( ?£4.00) Perfect size pieces for TI stoves A hot tent in winter turns camping into “ out of the weather”. To the front room experience. 😂
Wow ive just looked up that river, must be heaven outside of midge season. Can you wild camp along it as long as respectful of farming? @BurtReynoldstash
@ outside of midge and fly fishing season. Lower temps but not as busy either. ( I watched. Stripey hat guy at glen feshie camping a few days before and he had loads of midges. Didn’t see any myself Excellent white water sections, with very serious consequences like fallen trees in the river, across the river Etc. it was fantastic. Longed to paddle the river for years. We tended to camp on the little islands. But it’s that remote you can wild camp no problem. Leave no trace etc. we found lots of pre used campsites. It’s a 4 day paddle 80 odd miles. Loads of whisky distilled along the river banks. Whisky, hot tent with a fire. Top stuff
Hi, great video you have to order. He some more than beans😂. A serious note tent looks great. I’m about to order the nature hike.dune 7.6 hot tent . The colours of it but hey Ho..The nature hike dune7.6 door one at the front and one at the back. Two side doors as well. Plus a snow skirt,. Also has a higher HHR of 3000mm . Loads of mesh doors so you can use it for the summer and winter.. just in case you get gas out if you eat too much beans😂 great video as usual
I have sued a single skin teepee design hot tent and a thouwinds stove. Its usually so hot i have to sleep with the door open to regulte the temperature
Nice, I like the style/concept ( BIG Apse & external Linkage ), but the weight is too much unfort. So i guess I´ll stay with my WECHSEL BELLA ( Spring & Autumn ) or TARPTENT PREAMBLE ( with DIY sewn on Ground in Summer ) If you´re on Caming a stove might have sense ( in Winter ) but not for my prefered Trekking ;)
Great review. Been thinking about a hot tent but overall cost just too much to justify. This tent and stove seem great value, so maybe I’ll think again. Thanks again, nice work.
Make sure if you ever burn wood in that stove that you put a spark arrestor on top of the pipe so embers don't shoot out and catch things on fire. Especially your tent while you're in it.
The ones in your links seem to have a way of controlling the amount of air that goes inside the stove - from the front. That and the flue should control the temperature I guess. I couldn't see how it'd work on your model though.
So you think you can do the old grizzly Gaz red light “something is outside the tent jump scare trick” , Eh?? lol great video. As a Canadian bloke who hot tent camps a lot in extreme cold temps I think your stove was too hot meaning damper it down using the pipe and air flow vents. This will control the heat a bit better. Also don’t use those bagged logs, use hardwoods they burn cleaner and more efficiently. I always get a laugh out of your videos and still can’t sometimes tell if you’re serious or joking. I think it’s a combo of both!! Good stuff mate. Look forward to to seeing you hot tenting but in real cold!! 🥶
Condensation is minimal whilst the stove is burning. However, you should not sleep with the stove burning, and some condensation will undoubtedly form overnight.
Obviously too much heat going up the pipe to make it glow like that, shows how much is being wasted. Though it doesn't help that the pipe material is thin so makes it look worse than it is.
interested. will have to wait a while though, it's now £230 for the tent alone after 3 days. I guess that means you're now officially an 'influencer' 🙂Folks, if you're thinking of subscribing to the wonderful letter-beans, make sure you tick the optional "include toast" option. It's a mere additional 100% cost (bargain) and is nearly always only a bit soggy and is sometimes mould free. What's not to like?
Did you smell any smoke? Either leaks or descending back from the chimney outlet? I'm extremely allergic to wood smoke these days, it makes me asthmatic and so sadly I think a hot tent is probably a no-no for me, as are campfires.
@@allieandmaria I discussed it with my son who is a firefighter. He said that he has experienced a hot tent when we was camping with cadets or his DofE gold. His advice was not to do it. Basically you have a fire inside a tent. He said his experience was trying to get the smell out of his kit the next day. More alarming is the cancer risk from all the VOCs that you can't see. I've noticed that wood smoke rises because it's hot, but some of it sinks as it cools and there will be compounds you can't see or smell. For me it is a lovely cosy idea but I won't be doing it, especially as my respiratory system can't even cope with a distant campfire these days. This is partly why I bought a Helinox cot. I figured that my nose being a foot off the ground I won't be inhaling pollutants from other people's campfires that linger or waft around at ground level.
You must have a proper MAHOOOOSIVE back garden, if this is the first time you've pitched this tent (like all commoner's do). But you really need to get the butler to sweep the floor and get rid of those nasty leaves first.... and can he just set up the chimmeney thing too...
1. Yes the glowing red pipe is normal, but it's not so normal to keep the damper open that wide for any length of time. 2. If you intend to burn real wood in that stove, you should install a spark arrestor on the top of the chimney. A couple of sparks on that tent and you're homeless - or dead. 3. Frankly, a small wood stove in that tent is a PITA. When the temperature gets cold I prefer to use a small butane heater like the Kovea Cupid butane heater. It would work well in that tent paired with your CO monitor and ventilation. 4. I had the two-person version of that tent, but IMO it's not a good tent in the summer at all - far too hot. I don't do enough winter camping to justify the cost. 5. Does your sponsor ship to the US?
Mine arrived today (9 days). I'm impressed with it. There is a further review of this in Japanese (with subs) at: ruclips.net/video/Yi-mTEN5y7A/видео.html Seems it's also known as 'The Hills Solo'... Cheers Ben. 👍🏽
Interesting stuff. However, I'll say the same to you that i've said to other youtubers. Too many adverts, 7 unskipable mid roll adverts and 2 at the end, TOO MANY
That tent looks different to the one on the naturehike website, where you have another door you can set up as an awning with poles, is yours a different model mate? Atb Paul 🙏 🏕 🏕🏕😁
Were you maybe a bean counter in a former life? I was, and I frequently compare a can of Heinz beans versus the Sainsbury's own brand, counting the contents spread out on my kitchen table. You can also weigh the beans, and the tomato sauce, for a full value assessment. On topic. I'm not doing hot tent camping until Lidl have one in their middle aisle. I'm betting their stove pipe won't, like yours, be made from bacofoil.
Don't light that stove untill those beans have passed 😂
🤣🤣🤣
Literally laughing out loud with "the squirrel" 😂
The entire line of Naturehike Massif and Dune tents are awesome hot tents for the money and have already built quite a following in the few months they have been on the market! They have pretty much became the new go to free standing tent for hot tent camping. So you definitely made a good choice! You do need to get a spark arrestor for the top of your stove pipe though, or you will end up with a bunch of melted pin holes in the top of your tent! They are a must when using synthetic hot tents!
What a great sponsor!! Great vid too!
Thanks 🫡
Great vid Daley, a real laugh a minute.
I've already signed up to the video sponsor..... nothing better when camping than beans and sausage 🤣
Awesome, thank you! 🫡
As usual, delivered with your unique deadpan style... and humour. Love it!
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How could you resist the 'independent external account building transparent internal space comfortable camping'?! Sounds awesome!
Also, who's using a flamethrower in the background?
I couldn’t.
@@DaleyOutdoors 🤣🤣🤣
Absolutely amazing Ben , the night time horror mode was like something from the blur witch 🧙
Keep them coming,
Beans and sausage for life 🤙🤙
Nice Halloween episode 😂, spooky, spooky 😁! The sponsor is great, now you just need one for sausages 😜.
The tent looks great, I would get it straight away. Always wanted to try hot tent camping. Now all that's left to do is for Father Frost to come and hopefully it'll be pleasant in your great tent! Looking forward to more episodes!
Thanks! I’m looking forward to some colder weather now 🫡
@@DaleyOutdoors yeah, me too! It's definitely too warm for October here. An incredible number of stink bugs roaming around here...🥴 it's time for sub-zero temperatures 😌
Letter Beans is a great company. Been using them for a while now. I've also recently subscribed to Toastal, which is Toast by Post. The two work really well together and provide me with a nutritious meal any time of the day. Highly recommended. In a bit (slaps camera) 👍
I always love to see a hot tent trial on a nice autumn day...
Then you're in the right place 🫡
Cracking set up for the money. Thanks
Cheers 🫡
Love the tent and would like one in 2 man version. Great video mate.😊
Thanks 👍
I have the two person, it's an amazing tent. I love that you have the option to sleep four but you can also take out one of the sides if you were doing a long stay with just two people. This is what I do more often than not and it becomes a great little living room during the winter.
To turn the stove down you need to partially close the air slots beneath the door. You shouldn’t have it so hot that the chimney glows - that will melt one of those rubber stove jacks (now I wonder how I found that out?)!
Great video
Amazed the carbon monoxide detector didn’t go off with all those beans
Windy nights, happy days
Regards Jeff
Your sponsor might be a bit uncertain about your bean impersonation at 20:52 Daley 😉... I've had mushy peas today, so I won't be able to get to bed until after my 'crop spraying', so the fright you gave me has got things approaching the exit ramp! 🤗
Glad you liked the combo you bought, that is a great price ✌️
All good so far. Looking forward to getting out in it again 🫡
Well its Hot Tent weather for the next week or so, hope you get out in it. I am converting a tent into hot tent capability since I only go hammock camping now.
I was wondering about putting a bit of those metal pan scrubbers in the top of the chimney as a spark arrester, because people say small sparks land on the nylon tent and burn a small hole in it, which then lets in rain. I dont think it would block the smoke at all, not the entire scrubber but a thinned out bit, with a couple of holes drilled in the top of the chimney so that a bit of metal wire can go through to secure the spark stopper.
1:43 oh look, a paddling pool :)
Hey Ben! I absolutely love the sponsor, where do I sign up?! 😂🤣😂
I really do love the look of that tent, Naturehike really do make decent tents! There’s so much room in it and even the pockets are well thought out!
Be lovely in there come winter!
For the record your “squirrel” scared the sh!t out of me! 😂🤣😂🤣😂
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Link in description 🤪
In winter on the fist -20 Fahrenheit I definitely go camping. I also go out when I know there's going to be a snowstorm because it's beautiful. Hot tenting actually sucks unless it's minimum four-person tent. Even then, it's actually pretty lame and too freaking hot. Just get the right layers and sleep system and it'll work out. 🍻 from Minnesota
Thanks for the link Mr Daley. Bit of a task finding it elsewhere as it appears to have more than one name! Anyhoo, it's now winging its way to me as I'm using a converted NH Opalus 2 at the moment and the headroom ain't great. 👍
I would like to try a hot tent. I just really never needed one. Outstanding adventure and review. Cheers
Thanks for watching 🫡
Great Vid as always, loving the humor.
How do you find the Decathlon Sleep pad ?
Ive been in the market for a replacement for the olde Thermarest venture (something a bit more comfortable and warm)
I like it. It’s a bit of a faff to deflate it but it’s warm and comfortable 🫡
@DaleyOutdoors I'll check it out thanks 👍🏻
Nice design this one.
Maybe good for camping focused bikepacking even.
Hilarious, well worth the wait. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it 🫡
Thanks Ben for this excellent video. Not many UK RUclipsrs do hot tent camping so please keep doing these. I hope you will take this out in the depths of winter surrounded by snow. Is that living area big enough for two people to sit and chat sat on chairs around the fire? I was quite concerned at how hot that pipe got, and there was no spark arrestor at the top, and no way to guy line that pipe in case of heavy wind (from the elements, not Letter Beans) great video. Thank you
Thanks! Planning to take it out again over winter 👍
Love the fakesponsor letter beans! Great parody of so many youtube videos recently. ❤😂
I think the chimney and the tent got this hot because of the brick you used as a firestarter. Not sure, but havent seen it before this red
That tent looks the part. I’ll have to have a good look at it.
Seems decent. I’m looking forward to getting out in it again 👍
Chilling inside with the snow coming down around you. Perfection.
I am not a fan of the whole hot tent craze, but I like the design of the tent. Enough room to sit inside and cook on a wet day.
It’s a good design for chilling in the chair in the rain 🫡
What kind of chair is that your using please?
Just a cheap unwanted one I got from Temu. Search for “camping chair” on there or AliExpress
Like the look of that tent 👍 defo get a spark arrestor mate and wouldn't really recommend heat log as they get too hot and warp the titanium. Also try to only burn dry well seasoned wood - minimize sparks and not pine - too much resin will block ur chimney 👍
I was just about to say the same thing about those logs.
I spent a week doing the river Spey in my canoe 🛶 the other week. Hot tent made the trip a lot more comfortable, fun, enjoyable after a day paddling
Thanks for the tips 👍
@@DaleyOutdoors no worries, on my trip I took a bag of home bargains silver birch firewood. ( just in case). Of a no wood scenario.
No problem sourcing dead standing dry firewood.
We arrived at the Boat of Balliefurth campsite. Not a stick,
I was patting myself on the back all evening. Happened on the coldest night of the trip. Snowed ❄️
I’ve used it at home in the wood burner.
Soul wood I think it’s called. ( ?£4.00)
Perfect size pieces for TI stoves
A hot tent in winter turns camping into “ out of the weather”. To the front room experience. 😂
Wow ive just looked up that river, must be heaven outside of midge season. Can you wild camp along it as long as respectful of farming? @BurtReynoldstash
@ outside of midge and fly fishing season. Lower temps but not as busy either. ( I watched. Stripey hat guy at glen feshie camping a few days before and he had loads of midges. Didn’t see any myself
Excellent white water sections, with very serious consequences like fallen trees in the river, across the river Etc. it was fantastic. Longed to paddle the river for years.
We tended to camp on the little islands. But it’s that remote you can wild camp no problem. Leave no trace etc. we found lots of pre used campsites.
It’s a 4 day paddle 80 odd miles. Loads of whisky distilled along the river banks. Whisky, hot tent with a fire. Top stuff
Hi, great video you have to order. He some more than beans😂. A serious note tent looks great. I’m about to order the nature hike.dune 7.6 hot tent . The colours of it but hey Ho..The nature hike dune7.6 door one at the front and one at the back. Two side doors as well. Plus a snow skirt,. Also has a higher HHR of 3000mm . Loads of mesh doors so you can use it for the summer and winter.. just in case you get gas out if you eat too much beans😂 great video as usual
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it 👍
my grandspops would always say 'boy, you can never have enough beans'
He sounds like a great man 🫡
Great video and cracking review of an entry level hot tent and stove. I cant find the link to the beans subscription offer 😊
They’ve revoked my sponsorship 😭
Looks a great bit of kit
I really fancy a hot tent it’s just finding somewhere that lets you do it.
Sign me up for your beans please !!👏👏😂
Atb Graham
Yes the hardest part is finding somewhere to pitch. This was on a "nearly wild" site.
I have sued a single skin teepee design hot tent and a thouwinds stove. Its usually so hot i have to sleep with the door open to regulte the temperature
Nice, I like the style/concept ( BIG Apse & external Linkage ), but the weight is too much unfort. So i guess I´ll stay with my WECHSEL BELLA ( Spring & Autumn ) or TARPTENT PREAMBLE ( with DIY sewn on Ground in Summer ) If you´re on Caming a stove might have sense ( in Winter ) but not for my prefered Trekking ;)
Also if you're taking advantage of the beanz deal yourself, that carbon monoxide monitor could come in very handy indeed.
I always carry it with me now 👍
Maybe a methane monitor aswell? 💨💨💨
@@johnd8538 just keep a naked flame close by at all times.
Well yeah, you could ditch the stove and just light your farts! 💨🔥🔥🔥
Nice test. I wonder if it's raining the water will get in the chimney pipe being open like that.
If it does it’ll burn off on the stove 😎
After the initial 3 years! Ha ha ha Ben is a legend.
Than you know what , it's perfect for me in Canada where minus 30 is the minimum for the winter months
Should be 🫡
Make sure the stove pipe is the highest point! You had the door angled up whigh might make smoke leak out the door!
I didn't. It looks that way on some shots as I use a wide angle lens.
Beans and Sausage indeed! 😊
Great review. Been thinking about a hot tent but overall cost just too much to justify. This tent and stove seem great value, so maybe I’ll think again. Thanks again, nice work.
Thanks for watching, appreciate it 🫡
Great video. Ive always been a bit nervous of hot tent camping. This is a great introduction .
Cool the beans, and hold that sausage! 🤣👍🏻
I am so sorry the store does not ship to Canada. I wanted to try your MRE
How would that chimney go in strong winds?
No idea. I wouldn’t use it in strong wind.
A spark arrester can be added, some of which come with tie outs for security.
did that stove come with a spark arrestor for the top of the chimney?
Nope
Not nice 20:52- 😂😂😂 Didn't scare me (🤥 )
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@@DaleyOutdoors 😂😂😂
With a little technique and patience, by eating 1 kg of beans, and a lighter Bic, you can easily heat the tent without a stove.
....Just be careful the wind doesn't suddenly change direction - blowback mountain 😳
Great video
is there a 2 person version? then 1 could take the tent and 1 the stove.
hope to see a vid in cold weather
Yes I believe so
There is. Naturehike Massif (without the SOLO suffix).
Make sure if you ever burn wood in that stove that you put a spark arrestor on top of the pipe so embers don't shoot out and catch things on fire. Especially your tent while you're in it.
The ones in your links seem to have a way of controlling the amount of air that goes inside the stove - from the front. That and the flue should control the temperature I guess. I couldn't see how it'd work on your model though.
There’s a sliding plate on the front that lets air in
Any precautions we should be made aware of when camping in a hot tent and having Letter Beanz?
Always keep the vents open and a naked flame nearby.
So you think you can do the old grizzly Gaz red light “something is outside the tent jump scare trick” , Eh?? lol great video. As a Canadian bloke who hot tent camps a lot in extreme cold temps I think your stove was too hot meaning damper it down using the pipe and air flow vents. This will control the heat a bit better. Also don’t use those bagged logs, use hardwoods they burn cleaner and more efficiently.
I always get a laugh out of your videos and still can’t sometimes tell if you’re serious or joking. I think it’s a combo of both!! Good stuff mate. Look forward to to seeing you hot tenting but in real cold!! 🥶
I'm always serious. I taught Grizzly Gaz everything he knows about red lights. 🫡
@@DaleyOutdoors haha nice good on ya!
Nice tent. A tad heavyish, but not as heavy as my NH Canyon 2. You may want to put a tarp over the tent for persistently overnight heavy rain, though.
I’ll hopefully be able to see how it holds up in the rain over winter 🫡
Did you for get the link?
Nope. Did you look in the description?
@ I blew it out to be fair 😀
How did tent perform with stove & condensation?
Exactly how I said at the end of the video 😄
I was wondering how it performed in winter months regarding condensation. sorry i forgot to add that in 🙄
@@agapelove916 will let you know after winter
Condensation is minimal whilst the stove is burning. However, you should not sleep with the stove burning, and some condensation will undoubtedly form overnight.
Obviously too much heat going up the pipe to make it glow like that, shows how much is being wasted. Though it doesn't help that the pipe material is thin so makes it look worse than it is.
Hilarious. Great video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it 🫡
Doesn’t look like a lot of room in the sleeping area looks like a good tent though like the design and the colour
Plenty of room for one and a bit of gear
interested. will have to wait a while though, it's now £230 for the tent alone after 3 days. I guess that means you're now officially an 'influencer' 🙂Folks, if you're thinking of subscribing to the wonderful letter-beans, make sure you tick the optional "include toast" option. It's a mere additional 100% cost (bargain) and is nearly always only a bit soggy and is sometimes mould free. What's not to like?
Search for the tent name on AliExpress and you can get it cheaper from other sellers 👍🫡
Managed to order it yesterday for £177. I think it's £192 today. Keep checking.
Did you smell any smoke? Either leaks or descending back from the chimney outlet? I'm extremely allergic to wood smoke these days, it makes me asthmatic and so sadly I think a hot tent is probably a no-no for me, as are campfires.
Nope, didn’t smell any at all.
Some will escape when you open the door to add fuel.
@@allieandmaria I discussed it with my son who is a firefighter. He said that he has experienced a hot tent when we was camping with cadets or his DofE gold. His advice was not to do it. Basically you have a fire inside a tent. He said his experience was trying to get the smell out of his kit the next day. More alarming is the cancer risk from all the VOCs that you can't see. I've noticed that wood smoke rises because it's hot, but some of it sinks as it cools and there will be compounds you can't see or smell. For me it is a lovely cosy idea but I won't be doing it, especially as my respiratory system can't even cope with a distant campfire these days. This is partly why I bought a Helinox cot. I figured that my nose being a foot off the ground I won't be inhaling pollutants from other people's campfires that linger or waft around at ground level.
@@andrewg9677 I worry more about the LetterBeans when it comes to the VOCs. 😜
You might need a methane detector as well if you take full advantage of the beans offer !!!!!!!
big fan of letterbeanz, with a dash of worcestershire sauce
Nom 👌
ooh yes .. who needs a tent-stove .. lol
Camping if it's above 65-70 degrees is a hard no. And I'm a native, life-long Floridian.
What’s that in real temperatures?
@@DaleyOutdoors Roughly 18 to 21 for you metric 'mos
Looking forward to keyhole bacon 🥓
Nawty
Shouldn’t the detector be half way position. Not up top. By then it’s too late. Am I wrong??
Yes. It starts gathering at the highest point and fills the tent top down.
So after letter beans is the next sponsor Number Sausage 😆
You must have a proper MAHOOOOSIVE back garden, if this is the first time you've pitched this tent (like all commoner's do). But you really need to get the butler to sweep the floor and get rid of those nasty leaves first.... and can he just set up the chimmeney thing too...
The butler was busy cooking my supper.
That's got to be one of the biggest tents you tried isn't it? Enjoy the extra height and space?
Beans and sausages mucker 👍😂
Sure is. Love the space for sitting in. Gonna take my proper chair next time 👍
@@DaleyOutdoors don't blame you. Good tent option if you do get caught in some rain, can stay dry but not necessarily have to shut up door
My stove is 12kg, 3.5kg is made of paper lol.
Stove jack is the technical term.
Waiting for you to start stripping off as temperature rises..... 😅
Update... damn that fleece stayed on!
Nobody wants to see that 🤣
only fans channel opportuntiy....?
to quote Ali G ' Staines Massiv ' in da house .. lol
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Whether or not I think the letterbeanz deal is worth it or not I'm not sure... you could say the answer is blowing in the wind.
They slapped the price up another sixty squid on that tent. Shysters.
Booooo. Search for the tent name you might find if cheaper from other sellers 👍
How much did the tent and stove cost m8@@DaleyOutdoors
@@fra511 I tell you in the video
£192 today - £177 yesterday, keep checking.
you need a spark arrestor or you will get holes in your tent
Thanks for the tip 👍
Letterbeans and sausage..!! 🤨 💨
1. Yes the glowing red pipe is normal, but it's not so normal to keep the damper open that wide for any length of time. 2. If you intend to burn real wood in that stove, you should install a spark arrestor on the top of the chimney. A couple of sparks on that tent and you're homeless - or dead. 3. Frankly, a small wood stove in that tent is a PITA. When the temperature gets cold I prefer to use a small butane heater like the Kovea Cupid butane heater. It would work well in that tent paired with your CO monitor and ventilation. 4. I had the two-person version of that tent, but IMO it's not a good tent in the summer at all - far too hot. I don't do enough winter camping to justify the cost. 5. Does your sponsor ship to the US?
Thanks for the info and tips. Sponsorship is for Cyprus only I’m afraid.
Cyprus only 😂 @@DaleyOutdoors
Watching you Brits doing camping videos is like watching the Special Olympics 😂😂😂
You’re welcome 🫡
Wait until you see Belgian camping videos🤣
Mine arrived today (9 days). I'm impressed with it. There is a further review of this in Japanese (with subs) at: ruclips.net/video/Yi-mTEN5y7A/видео.html
Seems it's also known as 'The Hills Solo'...
Cheers Ben. 👍🏽
The fake ad, fella. 😂
Sign up quick. Offer expires soon 🫡
Interesting stuff. However, I'll say the same to you that i've said to other youtubers. Too many adverts, 7 unskipable mid roll adverts and 2 at the end, TOO MANY
I don’t touch the ads. Others probably don’t either.
Dont even know why they produce any tent with less than 3000HH. Pointless.
Because it doesn’t always rain 🤷♂️
I think the letterbeanz attracted a lone wolf in the night, be careful. Strength and honor 🫡
I’m always alert 🫡
That tent looks different to the one on the naturehike website, where you have another door you can set up as an awning with poles, is yours a different model mate? Atb Paul 🙏 🏕 🏕🏕😁
Sounds like you’re looking at the 2 man version. Mine is the 1 man solo model. Link in description 🫡
@daleyoutdoors cheers buddy, appreciate the reply 👍
@ no worries Boss, this is the one I ordered -
a.aliexpress.com/_EjJ8my9
Were you maybe a bean counter in a former life?
I was, and I frequently compare a can of Heinz beans versus the Sainsbury's own brand, counting the contents spread out on my kitchen table. You can also weigh the beans, and the tomato sauce, for a full value assessment.
On topic. I'm not doing hot tent camping until Lidl have one in their middle aisle. I'm betting their stove pipe won't, like yours, be made from bacofoil.