YOU'VE CREATED A QUALITY INFORMATIONAL VIDEO WITH LOTS OF VISUAL INFORMATION AND QUALITY PRODUCTS DEMONSTRATED 👌....IT SURE HELPS WITH ANSWERING THE SUPER QUESTION," WHAT SIZE TENT DO I WANT"? EXTRA ROOM IS SOMETHING TO MAKE ABSOLUTELY SURE OF , & THAT IT HAPPENS IN FACT, WITH NO GUESSING !!!
Thank you for a good setup, I'm saving for this tent! I wish you would have shown the ends of each pole against the inside floor of the tent. I've not yet seen the ends close-up. I love this tent and your close-up for putting up and guy lines was great! Yaeah, the last few minutes your stove close-up and eating (those look really delicious, you just need a bit of hashbrown and bacon) you caught the two front and center poles bottoms inside the tent! I'm so glad!
Just a note the proper way to install the silicone flu pipe stove Jack is to make the holes for the bolts install the rings on inner and outer then cut your material with your knife this makes it so your knife can't go outside of the Ring and you can't accidentally mess up then take the outer ring back off and put on the rubber silicone piece with the other ring back on this ensures no mistakes are made. Also for that tent you really want the angled stove Jack not the one that comes out in straight I'll give you better performance. However for that tent neither was required because that is fire retardant material and you could have just cut the material itself I will usually cut the material itself and then make a leather ring for around it one piece being solid so I can cap it off and not lose insulation and maintain two layers on the flap is down.
Hey, thank you for the info. This stuff is pretty new to me. I do kind of wish I hadn't used the silicone ring and just cut a smaller hole in the material itself. Oh well, next time, next tent. Ha
That tent kinda reminds me of the Navy surplus tent my uncle use to own- it was a ten man sleeping/ dinning area tent from 1953- it had patches in it from repaired bullet holes and was a bitch to put put up- it was 15 feet long by 10 feet wide with a 7.5 foot eave height with 5 foot walls one door and
Working on a sportfishing boat the cook had round steel rings he would place on the grill to cook eggs.The rings would keep the eggs from running all over the grill.It helps with your sanity.
Thanks for the comment! With all of the windows this has I think it’ll work well in the warmer months as well. We’ll definitely do a summer setup video as well. Stay tuned!
How do you guys avoid ticks and chiggers and stuff when you camp out there? This video is in winter-ish or fall so maybe that's not the time for it then. But if it had been during good weather sunny season you might have had to worry about this. ... And how well do bell tents in general do in higher winds? ... Thank you for the video. Very cool. You look like you are having fun.
Ticks and chiggers are definitely abundant out there. But, yeah, this video was November so they weren’t a problem at this time. In summer, we just use lots of deet and permethrin. And be sure to check for ticks every night. I can’t speak for all bell tents, but this one did great in pretty high winds. I think the shape of bell tents really work in wind because there aren’t big flat sides to catch wind. I really appreciate your comment and thank you very much for watching!
I would have burnt stove off outside: first burn! Stove takes up a lot of room? Definitely get the 45 degree tube for stove.. other than that looks good👍 Enjoy the camping!!!! B Deacon Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦
Yes! We did do a first burn outside in a previous video: th-cam.com/video/vuX0SXr4J04/w-d-xo.html I am definitely going to get the 45 degree angle pipe. I think it will help a lot. Thanks for the comment!
Hey, thanks for watching! The stove is a Winnerwell Nomad Medium. I have a previous video with an unboxing and first burn. Really like it but kinda wish I would have gone with the large size.
The floor is actually zippered on. So it is easily removable. It’s one of the best features that I forgot to mention in the video. Thanks for bringing that up!
I don’t think you are suppose to cut out the hole for the chimney past the double circular stitching. That’s so the hole doesn’t tear past the stitching. Maybe that’s all you can do with the double wall pipe. I’ve seen people just cut an X and don’t cut past the inner circle to fit a regular size stove pipe, then the hole doesn’t tear to a bigger size. What did the tent instructions indicate?
There is probably 3-3.5 feet behind the stove. You are really limited by where the stove jack is in the tent. The manufacturer sews it into a particular place. I didn't feel like there was a lot of wasted space. You could stack some wood back behind the stove or something but probably want to be careful what put put back there for safety reasons. Thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any other questions.
thanks for sharing.. stop griping about everything, thats one awesome tent and gear....if you wan something that doesn't require a little work, get a pop up tent...lol btw those straps on the vinyl tool bag are awesome...c'mon man...
Ha. Thanks for the comment. I know, it seems like I’m griping but it’s just my brand of dry humor. The tent is awesome and I never minded a little work.
Lol it was a great tent til the night the bear came in looking for food- i don't know who was the scariest the people screaming and trying to get out or the bear making a new door at the back of the tent lmao- that bear ran over the two tents that were at the back of our tent scaring everyone there- Game Ranger came and discovered someone left food out on a table and that lured the bear into the campsite
I guess you don't have bears where you camp? In bear country, cooking or eating in your tent is inviting a bear incident which tends to get innocent bears killed.
"Ooh, it's hot already!" So funny! That breakfast looks delish.
I never thought of leveling the stove. Good to know!!
YOU'VE CREATED A QUALITY INFORMATIONAL VIDEO WITH LOTS OF VISUAL INFORMATION AND QUALITY PRODUCTS DEMONSTRATED 👌....IT SURE HELPS WITH ANSWERING THE SUPER QUESTION," WHAT SIZE TENT
DO I WANT"? EXTRA ROOM IS SOMETHING TO MAKE ABSOLUTELY SURE OF , & THAT IT HAPPENS IN FACT, WITH NO GUESSING !!!
Thank you!
@@campnobody can you use the stove port for a portable ac unit with exhaust hose. Trying to figure out how to make it work.
@@Cp3659 Excellent idea! Sounds like a future video!
Thank you for a good setup, I'm saving for this tent! I wish you would have shown the ends of each pole against the inside floor of the tent. I've not yet seen the ends close-up. I love this tent and your close-up for putting up and guy lines was great! Yaeah, the last few minutes your stove close-up and eating (those look really delicious, you just need a bit of hashbrown and bacon) you caught the two front and center poles bottoms inside the tent! I'm so glad!
That hunting spot look like a fire just waiting to happen, good luck!
Got to love hunting camp. Really fun when you have new gear.
Thank you for your very practical usable video. There are so few of these days
Just a note the proper way to install the silicone flu pipe stove Jack is to make the holes for the bolts install the rings on inner and outer then cut your material with your knife this makes it so your knife can't go outside of the Ring and you can't accidentally mess up then take the outer ring back off and put on the rubber silicone piece with the other ring back on this ensures no mistakes are made. Also for that tent you really want the angled stove Jack not the one that comes out in straight I'll give you better performance. However for that tent neither was required because that is fire retardant material and you could have just cut the material itself I will usually cut the material itself and then make a leather ring for around it one piece being solid so I can cap it off and not lose insulation and maintain two layers on the flap is down.
Hey, thank you for the info. This stuff is pretty new to me. I do kind of wish I hadn't used the silicone ring and just cut a smaller hole in the material itself. Oh well, next time, next tent. Ha
Hey thinking of getting into this style of tents, can you explain why the angled stove jack is best performance wise?
I was thinking the same thing. The only thing I can add is that I do these things in my backyard on the first go.
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That tent kinda reminds me of the Navy surplus tent my uncle use to own- it was a ten man sleeping/ dinning area tent from 1953- it had patches in it from repaired bullet holes and was a bitch to put put up- it was 15 feet long by 10 feet wide with a 7.5 foot eave height with 5 foot walls one door and
Working on a sportfishing boat the cook had round steel rings he would place on the grill to cook eggs.The rings would keep the eggs from running all over the grill.It helps with your sanity.
Good tip! I need to get some of them. Or working on leveling the stove better. Ha
Nice! Love the tent! thank you. :)
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful tent brothers very nice set up would love too have it is there any type of 4 season set up.
Thanks for the comment! With all of the windows this has I think it’ll work well in the warmer months as well. We’ll definitely do a summer setup video as well. Stay tuned!
How do you guys avoid ticks and chiggers and stuff when you camp out there?
This video is in winter-ish or fall so maybe that's not the time for it then. But if it had been during good weather sunny season you might have had to worry about this.
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And how well do bell tents in general do in higher winds?
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Thank you for the video. Very cool. You look like you are having fun.
Ticks and chiggers are definitely abundant out there. But, yeah, this video was November so they weren’t a problem at this time. In summer, we just use lots of deet and permethrin. And be sure to check for ticks every night.
I can’t speak for all bell tents, but this one did great in pretty high winds. I think the shape of bell tents really work in wind because there aren’t big flat sides to catch wind.
I really appreciate your comment and thank you very much for watching!
@@campnobody Thank you
I would have burnt stove off outside: first burn! Stove takes up a lot of room? Definitely get the 45 degree tube for stove.. other than that looks good👍 Enjoy the camping!!!! B Deacon Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦
Yes! We did do a first burn outside in a previous video: th-cam.com/video/vuX0SXr4J04/w-d-xo.html
I am definitely going to get the 45 degree angle pipe. I think it will help a lot. Thanks for the comment!
I like the tent thats pretty awesome
I think you’re supposed to use the rebar stakes for the ground sheet
How is the tent holding up? How long have you had it? Any leaks?
The tent is holding up well. Hot weather tent video is coming soon. I've had it going on 8 months now.
3 months, puttn campchef wood stove in this month
The flash kit is unnecessary because the sewn material is fire resistant but it’s a nice accessory and makes it neater.
Thanks! Yeah, I kinda thought that after it was set up. But, yes, it does keep the stove jack section clean and tidy. Thanks for watching!
How much does it weigh 🤔?
I just went out and weighed it. The big bag with the tent is 70 pounds exactly. The small pole bag is 19 pounds. I appreciate the comment!
@@campnobody thanks
Al that set up for one night only, OMG😢
Thanks for an unbiased review of the tent I'm seriously thinking to buy! So, in your opinion, can it be set up by 1 person?
Thanks for the comment. Yes, it's absolutely possible for one person to set up this tent. It's just time consuming driving in all of the stakes.
I have the same tent and stove, I'm 62 i do this by myself very easily.
Which stove is that? Thanks & great work!
Hey, thanks for watching! The stove is a Winnerwell Nomad Medium. I have a previous video with an unboxing and first burn. Really like it but kinda wish I would have gone with the large size.
@@campnobody thanks!!
Leaving camp is always the hardest 😭
Absolutely!
Is the floor sewn on velcroed?
The floor is actually zippered on. So it is easily removable. It’s one of the best features that I forgot to mention in the video. Thanks for bringing that up!
I don’t think you are suppose to cut out the hole for the chimney past the double circular stitching. That’s so the hole doesn’t tear past the stitching.
Maybe that’s all you can do with the double wall pipe. I’ve seen people just cut an X and don’t cut past the inner circle to fit a regular size stove pipe, then the hole doesn’t tear to a bigger size. What did the tent instructions indicate?
How much room is wasted behind your stove? Could the stove be set up towards the back if you just want for heat?
There is probably 3-3.5 feet behind the stove. You are really limited by where the stove jack is in the tent. The manufacturer sews it into a particular place. I didn't feel like there was a lot of wasted space. You could stack some wood back behind the stove or something but probably want to be careful what put put back there for safety reasons. Thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Any issues with the Winnerwell spark arrester and holes on your tent?
Luckily, I haven't had any of those issues with it.
thanks for sharing.. stop griping about everything, thats one awesome tent and gear....if you wan something that doesn't require a little work, get a pop up tent...lol btw those straps on the vinyl tool bag are awesome...c'mon man...
Ha. Thanks for the comment. I know, it seems like I’m griping but it’s just my brand of dry humor. The tent is awesome and I never minded a little work.
Maşallah beautiful 😊
no floor- and no windows just vent at the ends of the tent above the door and at the enclosed end-
Sounds like an awesome tent!
Lol it was a great tent til the night the bear came in looking for food- i don't know who was the scariest the people screaming and trying to get out or the bear making a new door at the back of the tent lmao- that bear ran over the two tents that were at the back of our tent scaring everyone there- Game Ranger came and discovered someone left food out on a table and that lured the bear into the campsite
The next year my uncle had another army tent but this time it had 2 DOORS lol- and 4 windows and a vent for a stove pipe- it was
20ft long x 15ft wide and 8ft at the eave line and was a Korean War mess tent
Is that the 13’ or 16’?
It is the 13’. Sometimes I wish it was the 16’ mainly for the taller door height.
Since your just now unwrapping this canvas tent, I take it you haven't yet cured it with water to seal up the canvas fibers.
Enjoyed
Thank you!
Good
I think I'd get a propane heater.
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Long term, not a weeker
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I guess you don't have bears where you camp? In bear country, cooking or eating in your tent is inviting a bear incident which tends to get innocent bears killed.
Nope. Definitely not bear territory! Raccoons, possums, and armadillos, though.
Be careful, they have a large sum of my money and I still have not recieved any answers or resolutions as to where my tent actually is.
Jeez! That's terrible. I truly hope they make it right for you.
Too much trouble
I agree. Depending on the length of stay, it can be a little too much trouble.