I have the medium steel dweller stove I use in my van. Works quite well and I appreciate that I can go to a gas station and just grab a bundle of wood and never had a problem with the length of wood fitting in the stove. Just break larger pieces into slightly larger than kindling size and it works great. And the window of the stove I think is nicer than something like the cubic mini wood stove. Cheers
All 3 stoves look amazing. Depends what You want to do. If I had to choose I would go for the big one. But all 3 look amazing. My best wishes from Greece
Beautiful, sturdy stoves. I'd put the big one in my bedroom to complete a relaxing ambience. Great review. You'd make a wonderful instructor. Thank you and regards to the whole family .
Lonewolf, I assume you are in contact with the manufacturer. If so, please tell them that the Medium design might be improved and more attractive to campers, if the stove's top had a slightly different design, to make it better suited for putting a skillet or frying pan on top of the stove. Perhaps they could offer an optional top, that would have the stove pipe jack to one side (as shown on the small stove), and with handles that fold down from the sides or up from the sides (so they do not have to be removed and do not stick up as shown now), which would make the top of the stove more open and more space for putting a frying pan (skillet) etc. They could potentially sell this "cook top" as an upgrade, or a new model or as an option to replace currently owned units.
What a fantastic comparison video Lonewolf. If you have any developmental influence with the manufacturer, could you ask them to please make the stove pipes fit into each other like On the large size? I’d love to have the medium size, but only have access to Pine and the creosote would make a mess running down the pipe with a medium stove pipe fits together. Thanks for the awesome videos, me and the kids love watching them.
Lonewolf, this was an excellent review and demonstration video! You anticipated many questions, pointed out the good features, and did a very fair side by side comparison that we could all watch. After watching a few of your Hot Tent videos, I am impressed by your presentation skills (which are perfect) and your camping skills. I like what you pointed out in this particular video and HOW you showed everything working. One suggestion for a future video: while you showed the hot water kettle on top of the stoves, I would like to see how a skillet would fit up there (assuming one removes the handles on top). So, if you got a few skillets or pans and put them on top, you could show comparisons of how a 6" or 8" or 10" would fit or not fit safely on top for cooking. I am particularly interested in the medium sized stove (that you use in your truck).
Im super glad that you do these reviews....that being said the comparison helped me a lot in my decisions. Also im jealous that you get to try these stoves out! I cant wait to do some winter camping in the mountains this year!
I bought the small one the minute it came out. Haven’t gotten around to try it out. Keep in mind that the stove pipe isn’t nearly as long as needed for a tent like the stove hut 70 from Pomoly. It’s only 10cm higher than the tent. So you might want to spent the 48$ for the extra pipe sections. Yes, it’s the same stove pipe as the medium version, but they give you less pipe sections since you can’t fit as many inside the stove like with the medium one. Love the design but keep in mind it’s a tiny tiny stove.
Hey there, I torn between the medium stove and the mini one that you purchased. The mini is stainless steel and Im worried that the stove will begin to lose its color. The way the stove looks overtime matters to me. Titanium burns blue.. do you know what color the stainless steel will burn?
Was hoping a larger size when Pomoly first launch the Dweller. Bought a Dweller Max right away after this video launch, received within 2 days from Jacksonville Florida warehouse. Packaging box got really beat up from the shipping but this stove built like a tank (30+ lbs) and not a single damage or dent, money well spend.......Thank you !!!
Excellent review and review process. Thanks for providing the exact information I needed to aid in my decision making. Again! a much appreciated, “Thanks”!!
They all look good & do the job. The two larger ones look like they mite need to be in a more permanent position. But the littler one looks more flexible. You could probably build a rack to carry that on your quad & dirt bike. You could even put supplies or wood in the pipes to get the full use out of the burner compartment, if you could get compressed wood the diameter of the pipes to just slide out, if you was going a place with no wood or you couldn't get any dry wood. The smallest one is the one I would probably choose. The bigger one will always need more wood to heat at the top for cooking I think, that's fine if there is a lot of dry wood accessible. I guess it depends where your going & what you can carry. Either way you got yourself three fine stoves & some good equipment. I enjoy watching your videos. Thankyou 👍.
Thanks, that was really informative. That smallest stove would work well in a vestibule, say 2 man tent. However, I'm interested in truck camping, so either the medium or small would work well. Again, great video thx.
Hey what's going on Lonewolf? Hope you are well. Just finished a video and mentioned you in it. I was after another stove you did a review on earlier in the year but they are on backorder. However when this one came up I jumped on it. I actually ordered and within a few days received the Dweller Max Tent Stove. Cant wait to use it in my upcoming overland travels, I will for sure be visiting Canada as well. Thanks to you I also purchased the STOVEHUT TC Chimney Shelter (tent). Good to see you have grown in your channel and craft. I have been with you for 3 years when you did your Diy ammo stove video. Thank you
I like the stoves with built shelves on the sides . I would like to see someone demonstrate water heating with some type of copper tubing wrapped around the stove pipe ,thanks for sharing 👍
Nice review! Been looking at these as want a bigger stove while renovating an old barn. Have other stoves but think this would be really practical for what I want.
SHAME NONE OF THE STOVES WOULD BE GOOD FOR PLACING A FRYING PAN OF ANY DECENT SIZE TO COOK WITH!!!! OR POT OF STEW ETC, !!!!!!!!. GOOD FOR HEAT, BUT NO GOOD FOR COOKING!!! GREAT REVIEW, QUALITY CHANNEL
Nice review of the stoves, i was after one for hot tenting but getting one in the UK was difficult (all out of stock when i was looking) ended up getting stainless one from a UK source (which works amazing). I notice you have one of Camping Together's Mjolnir stoves there as well, how do you find that? I was impressed by it's flat packing and the extra lid he made to turn it from an open firepit to an enclosed stove.
I also bought the Dweller MAX product after seeing this. But the improvement has already arrived. It's moved to the left end, and the lid is added to the top in a circle Like a winnerwell product.
The mini dweller isn't supposed to be available till sometime next winter, and it is make on demand, they don't have bulk stock of product except what is un major demand.
I've got a 24' x 28' garage, it is insulated and drywall is a spring project. Do you think one of these stoves would heat my garage adequately? I don't need it to be 70 degrees in there but if I could hit 60 that's plenty warm to work out there in winter.
Since the pipes are the same for your medium stove wouldnt mind if you try out the small stove in your truck. As my f150 bed is 6.5 & the small one looks like it wood fit in my build. Like always great videos!!!
Hi. I have the medium one and added tape (600 degree F proof) at each of the seams. I did this to make the stove even more stable. Q:is this ok? I am smelling a chemical smell while burning wood. Thanks, I love your videos!
HELLO,PLEASE,CAN YOU HELP ME? with that big burner,i am from Romania i have two children,LUCA and DOROTHEA We often left with the tent and we would need something like this..Dorothea has diabetses and we have to always suprvise her...i can"t afford to buy someting like theat..if you have the heart to help me would be very happy..May God bless you and yor family..thank you...
Great work on these videos! Do you have any suggestions on how to remove pipes that are stuck together? My first section of stove pipe is stuck to the piece that's bolted to the top of the stove. I have the Dweller mini. Great stove so far.
Thanks for sharing, can you recommend a Pomoly portable stove that is good for 2-4 winter tent? There website has too many options that confused me. Thank you.
Can the carrying handles be taken off? I will not need them has it will sit in the van and I would like to add a larger metal surface to the top to use for cooking.
Pomoly now has the Dweller Max 7mm 45 & 90 degree elbows, 7mm straight pipe sections and a water tank for purchase on their website. I just bought the elbows, pipe and a Dweller Max about an hour ago. It would be great if Pomoly inverted the pipe on their other Dwellers an offset pipe option like the mini Dweller. Anyone know of a source for a 7mm pipe brush?
@@mongo1243 I full-time in a skoolie . A 5 window . Wondering if this stove would be a good fit in my shorty . Got around a 100sqft to heat . Got my eye on the dweller max
Hello Lonewolf, another nice review this time of the Dweller series! I’m wondering, as pictures how this is done cannot be found anywhere online as far as I know, how are the carrying bars on the Titanium Dweller mounted to the fire box? You mentioned in this video that the top lid of the Titanium version is riveted instead of bolted on the fire box, but I’m interested how this is actually done and if there is another way to get rid of the handle (instead of cutting them off) in order to get a small stove on the cooking area, because that would be a great addition to this design. Would it be possible to share a picture of the inside of the Titanium firebox how this is been done? That would really be great! Thank you in advance, kind regards Jeroen
I just got the stainless steel version of the Dweller stove based on your opinions from another video. I was surprised to find out the medium SS Dweller doesn’t have a chimney damper, for some reason I kind of assumed the 6mm chimney has a built in damper control. Now my question is do you find the medium SS Dweller hard to control without the damper? Can you share your experience thanks
Great videos man. Totally got hooked on Pomoly wathcing your videos, where can I get Pomoly in Canada? Thanks in advance man. Keep camping, stay curious.
Can you tell me the recommended side, back front under and over clearances to combustible and non combustible materials? It seems to me that would be one of the first thing a responsible woodstove manufacturer would publish. I can't seem to find that informationanywhere,,,...? I know that for permanent residential installations the info is clearly stated, sometimes right on the data plate riveted to the back of the stove. I realize that for in tents , rvs, or boats the same regulations may not apply, but that doesn't mean a manufacturer can't go the extra mile and go beyond what is required. thank you Norm
I am very interested in the Dweller Max, but do not like that you cannot put a full skillet on top. Not sure why they didn't offset the stove jack like the small one. How difficult is it to take off one of the rails?
Completely unrelated to this video but it's a question that's been bugging me for awhile... why do you wear work boots into the woods all the time? Especially in winter. Always wondered how your toes don't freeze in them. I wear the same boots as you (the timberland pro series) but I wear them only for work. Comfortable and fairly warm, but not THAT warm nor THAT comfortable. Have you ever tried dedicated winter boots? I'm a Baffin guy through and through as far as winter footwear goes for winter camping. Gimme my -100C boots please.
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I have the medium steel dweller stove I use in my van. Works quite well and I appreciate that I can go to a gas station and just grab a bundle of wood and never had a problem with the length of wood fitting in the stove. Just break larger pieces into slightly larger than kindling size and it works great. And the window of the stove I think is nicer than something like the cubic mini wood stove. Cheers
Very cool, glad to hear that
nice
For a lightweight camping trip, the smaller one will be the obvious choice. But I love the medium one of the three of them.
Definitely, I agree
All 3 stoves look amazing. Depends what You want to do. If I had to choose I would go for the big one. But all 3 look amazing. My best wishes from Greece
The stoves look like TV-Panels, perfect fire inside! Wow! This is the wood stove heaven! 😍 Cheers from getting cold Switzerland 👋
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Thank you gor the demo! Super useful as I'm eyeing one of these up.
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Wow. Very professionally presented, as always. Thank you.
Thank you very much
The stoves are really nice, i like the larger one best. I enjoy your videos, they are very informative and adventurous
Beautiful, sturdy stoves. I'd put the big one in my bedroom to complete a relaxing ambience. Great review. You'd make a wonderful instructor. Thank you and regards to the whole family .
Thank you this video helps a lot as I'm living full time I'm an RV
Lonewolf, I assume you are in contact with the manufacturer. If so, please tell them that the Medium design might be improved and more attractive to campers, if the stove's top had a slightly different design, to make it better suited for putting a skillet or frying pan on top of the stove. Perhaps they could offer an optional top, that would have the stove pipe jack to one side (as shown on the small stove), and with handles that fold down from the sides or up from the sides (so they do not have to be removed and do not stick up as shown now), which would make the top of the stove more open and more space for putting a frying pan (skillet) etc. They could potentially sell this "cook top" as an upgrade, or a new model or as an option to replace currently owned units.
Check out the max dweller 3
Finally, an objective review. Thanks. Well done.
What a fantastic comparison video Lonewolf. If you have any developmental influence with the manufacturer, could you ask them to please make the stove pipes fit into each other like On the large size? I’d love to have the medium size, but only have access to Pine and the creosote would make a mess running down the pipe with a medium stove pipe fits together. Thanks for the awesome videos, me and the kids love watching them.
Thank you very much and a great suggestion
Great info and presentation. I probably would go for the middle one.
Lonewolf, this was an excellent review and demonstration video! You anticipated many questions, pointed out the good features, and did a very fair side by side comparison that we could all watch. After watching a few of your Hot Tent videos, I am impressed by your presentation skills (which are perfect) and your camping skills. I like what you pointed out in this particular video and HOW you showed everything working.
One suggestion for a future video: while you showed the hot water kettle on top of the stoves, I would like to see how a skillet would fit up there (assuming one removes the handles on top). So, if you got a few skillets or pans and put them on top, you could show comparisons of how a 6" or 8" or 10" would fit or not fit safely on top for cooking. I am particularly interested in the medium sized stove (that you use in your truck).
Thanks slot for enjoying
Perfect?? Sorry but only Chuck Norris is perfect.
Seriously thinking of getting the middle size one
Great choice
Im super glad that you do these reviews....that being said the comparison helped me a lot in my decisions. Also im jealous that you get to try these stoves out! I cant wait to do some winter camping in the mountains this year!
Great review, complete with the NS Backyard audience (Crows) they are always out in my yard also, cawing away...
I think the small one would be perfect for the back of my truck. Great review! 👍
I bought the small one the minute it came out. Haven’t gotten around to try it out. Keep in mind that the stove pipe isn’t nearly as long as needed for a tent like the stove hut 70 from Pomoly. It’s only 10cm higher than the tent. So you might want to spent the 48$ for the extra pipe sections. Yes, it’s the same stove pipe as the medium version, but they give you less pipe sections since you can’t fit as many inside the stove like with the medium one. Love the design but keep in mind it’s a tiny tiny stove.
Hey there, I torn between the medium stove and the mini one that you purchased. The mini is stainless steel and Im worried that the stove will begin to lose its color. The way the stove looks overtime matters to me. Titanium burns blue.. do you know what color the stainless steel will burn?
Thank you for this info, very helpful 👍
Was hoping a larger size when Pomoly first launch the Dweller. Bought a Dweller Max right away after this video launch, received within 2 days from Jacksonville Florida warehouse. Packaging box got really beat up from the shipping but this stove built like a tank (30+ lbs) and not a single damage or dent, money well spend.......Thank you !!!
Excellent review and review process. Thanks for providing the exact information I needed to aid in my decision making. Again! a much appreciated, “Thanks”!!
I would love one of those stoves and try hot camping 😊👍
The stove pipe placement on the larger two stoves seems to really limit the ability to use a skillet on top for cooking.
Camping skillets typically have a narrower diameter.
They all look good & do the job. The two larger ones look like they mite need to be in a more permanent position. But the littler one looks more flexible. You could probably build a rack to carry that on your quad & dirt bike. You could even put supplies or wood in the pipes to get the full use out of the burner compartment, if you could get compressed wood the diameter of the pipes to just slide out, if you was going a place with no wood or you couldn't get any dry wood. The smallest one is the one I would probably choose. The bigger one will always need more wood to heat at the top for cooking I think, that's fine if there is a lot of dry wood accessible. I guess it depends where your going & what you can carry. Either way you got yourself three fine stoves & some good equipment. I enjoy watching your videos. Thankyou 👍.
Thanks, that was really informative. That smallest stove would work well in a vestibule, say 2 man tent. However, I'm interested in truck camping, so either the medium or small would work well. Again, great video thx.
Hey what's going on Lonewolf? Hope you are well. Just finished a video and mentioned you in it. I was after another stove you did a review on earlier in the year but they are on backorder. However when this one came up I jumped on it. I actually ordered and within a few days received the Dweller Max Tent Stove. Cant wait to use it in my upcoming overland travels, I will for sure be visiting Canada as well. Thanks to you I also purchased the STOVEHUT TC Chimney Shelter (tent). Good to see you have grown in your channel and craft. I have been with you for 3 years when you did your Diy ammo stove video. Thank you
Thank you so much I appreciate it alot
Nice review, looks like a good little stove
Love the stoves and your time showing these, however I would like to see the stove pipe to one side on the two larger sizes as well.
Thank you for the test, will be ordering the large stove! Again thank you.....ATB
Glad I could help
I like the stoves with built shelves on the sides . I would like to see someone demonstrate water heating with some type of copper tubing wrapped around the stove pipe ,thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for this video, I've been curious about your camping stoves. Maybe buying one soon!
I love these stoves.
Thank you, for an amazing video, you are awesome beyond words!
Can we get an updated review for the Dweller Max 2.0.?
AWESOME!!! i like that large stove.
Nice review! Been looking at these as want a bigger stove while renovating an old barn. Have other stoves but think this would be really practical for what I want.
Thank youuuuu for the help bro,always enjoy your videos, keep that up,
SHAME NONE OF THE STOVES WOULD BE GOOD FOR PLACING A FRYING PAN OF ANY DECENT SIZE TO COOK WITH!!!! OR POT OF STEW ETC, !!!!!!!!. GOOD FOR HEAT, BUT NO GOOD FOR COOKING!!! GREAT REVIEW, QUALITY CHANNEL
I like the smaller one my self as I travel as light as possible
Brother, you got my thumbs up 👍
Nice review of the stoves, i was after one for hot tenting but getting one in the UK was difficult (all out of stock when i was looking) ended up getting stainless one from a UK source (which works amazing). I notice you have one of Camping Together's Mjolnir stoves there as well, how do you find that? I was impressed by it's flat packing and the extra lid he made to turn it from an open firepit to an enclosed stove.
What's the difference in heat output between the dweller max and the oroqen?
I also bought the Dweller MAX product after seeing this. But the improvement has already arrived. It's moved to the left end, and the lid is added to the top in a circle Like a winnerwell product.
Great video man...!!!
Stupid bird! LOL
Great video, This is the stuff I miss seeing 👍
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The mini dweller isn't supposed to be available till sometime next winter, and it is make on demand, they don't have bulk stock of product except what is un major demand.
Great Video!
Thank you!
Nice stoves. Good job
ASH PAN IS BAD DESIGN, COULD DO WITH BEING ABLE TO TAKE ASH PAN OUT WITH OUT OPENING DOOR!
Hey, I love your video’s !! I would love to see a Q&A Video. Btw congratulations on your little angel🙃
Great info as usual!!
I've got a 24' x 28' garage, it is insulated and drywall is a spring project. Do you think one of these stoves would heat my garage adequately? I don't need it to be 70 degrees in there but if I could hit 60 that's plenty warm to work out there in winter.
What Model other than "Dweller", is the largest stove. I just got my Klondike Twin Two tent and need a big stove for the large space. thank you
Since the pipes are the same for your medium stove wouldnt mind if you try out the small stove in your truck. As my f150 bed is 6.5 & the small one looks like it wood fit in my build. Like always great videos!!!
They're all over price! 😛
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Would the dweller max be safe (enough clearance on top) to use with the pomoly hex plus tent?
Hi. I have the medium one and added tape (600 degree F proof) at each of the seams. I did this to make the stove even more stable. Q:is this ok? I am smelling a chemical smell while burning wood. Thanks, I love your videos!
HELLO,PLEASE,CAN YOU HELP ME? with that big burner,i am from Romania i have two children,LUCA and DOROTHEA We often left with the tent and we would need something like this..Dorothea has diabetses and we have to always suprvise her...i can"t afford to buy someting like theat..if you have the heart to help me would be very happy..May God bless you and yor family..thank you...
Great work on these videos! Do you have any suggestions on how to remove pipes that are stuck together? My first section of stove pipe is stuck to the piece that's bolted to the top of the stove. I have the Dweller mini. Great stove so far.
Thanks for sharing, can you recommend a Pomoly portable stove that is good for 2-4 winter tent? There website has too many options that confused me. Thank you.
Can the carrying handles be taken off? I will not need them has it will sit in the van and I would like to add a larger metal surface to the top to use for cooking.
Another question, on the new dweller max 2.0. Does having a top opening allow smoke into the tent
excellent
Pomoly now has the Dweller Max 7mm 45 & 90 degree elbows, 7mm straight pipe sections and a water tank for purchase on their website. I just bought the elbows, pipe and a Dweller Max about an hour ago. It would be great if Pomoly inverted the pipe on their other Dwellers an offset pipe option like the mini Dweller. Anyone know of a source for a 7mm pipe brush?
Hey I'm looking at the dweller max what size tent do you have ?
@@eastonnewton3159 I am not using my Dweller Max in a tent.
@@mongo1243 I full-time in a skoolie . A 5 window . Wondering if this stove would be a good fit in my shorty . Got around a 100sqft to heat . Got my eye on the dweller max
Just found your channel and love the video. Where can I get these in Canada?
Thanks for all your hard work and data my friend. Many a good fart to you sir.
Do u think the small one would be suitable for a small tipi style tent ? Or even a mid sized tent
You must have read my message on Facebook 😂😂😂 Thanks for this video, it answers my question I sent you.
Hello Lonewolf, another nice review this time of the Dweller series!
I’m wondering, as pictures how this is done cannot be found anywhere online as far as I know, how are the carrying bars on the Titanium Dweller mounted to the fire box?
You mentioned in this video that the top lid of the Titanium version is riveted instead of bolted on the fire box, but I’m interested how this is actually done and if there is another way to get rid of the handle (instead of cutting them off) in order to get a small stove on the cooking area, because that would be a great addition to this design.
Would it be possible to share a picture of the inside of the Titanium firebox how this is been done?
That would really be great! Thank you in advance, kind regards Jeroen
Need to make better handles to open stove up so you don’t burn your hand
Good suggestion
Does the new titanium stove pipe set fit the titanium dweller
Question....how do you secure stove to floor inside camper?
Screws
Thx, very helpful 👍
Glad you enjoyed
I just got the stainless steel version of the Dweller stove based on your opinions from another video. I was surprised to find out the medium SS Dweller doesn’t have a chimney damper, for some reason I kind of assumed the 6mm chimney has a built in damper control. Now my question is do you find the medium SS Dweller hard to control without the damper? Can you share your experience thanks
Great videos man. Totally got hooked on Pomoly wathcing your videos, where can I get Pomoly in Canada? Thanks in advance man. Keep camping, stay curious.
Does it look like ya can rig a something for exterior intake on titanium dweller?
Can you tell me the recommended side, back front under and over clearances to combustible and non combustible materials?
It seems to me that would be one of the first thing a responsible woodstove manufacturer would publish. I can't seem to find that informationanywhere,,,...?
I know that for permanent residential installations the info is clearly stated, sometimes right on the data plate riveted to the back of the stove. I realize that for in tents , rvs, or boats the same regulations may not apply, but that doesn't mean a manufacturer can't go the extra mile and go beyond what is required.
thank you
Norm
Where is the Lumberjack Max review?
What's the product name of the biggest one? You got me interested in getting one for my RV! :D
Can u get the pipes already assembled as it were...or do they all come that way??
They come in sections
Hi lone wolf, I’m a great fan of your work and videos, can you please tell me where you bought you wax canvas ground mat as seen in other videos?
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Thank you, I made it
Sorry if I'm late for the party but... Is it really safe for van and rv use indoors? Please answer?
Old video I understand but one question Lone wolf , would this stove be safe to use in a home ? Because it's the size I'm after .
Depends on installation meathod
What is the largest one name so I don't mess up when ordering one ?
I am very interested in the Dweller Max, but do not like that you cannot put a full skillet on top. Not sure why they didn't offset the stove jack like the small one. How difficult is it to take off one of the rails?
The rails are very easy to take off
Sadly the max is too heavy for me to pick up, If it came in ti however it could work.
Where can I buy the smaller stove?
Do you think the max model would be large enough for a 10X12 foot wall tent?
Yes
I just ordered the normal dweller, i hoped it will serve me well long time ⌛️. Thank you for those reviews, i couldn't resist to buy 1 🙈
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Hi from UK love your videos Could I ask what breed your dog is Thanks
hola desde españa. no encuentro el modelo mas pequeño de la estufa en la web del fabricante. podriais darme el link de compra? gracias¡
What’s the name of the smaller stove? I can’t find one named “mini”
Would like to see how you use a small stove in a tent or truck
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Completely unrelated to this video but it's a question that's been bugging me for awhile... why do you wear work boots into the woods all the time? Especially in winter. Always wondered how your toes don't freeze in them. I wear the same boots as you (the timberland pro series) but I wear them only for work. Comfortable and fairly warm, but not THAT warm nor THAT comfortable.
Have you ever tried dedicated winter boots? I'm a Baffin guy through and through as far as winter footwear goes for winter camping. Gimme my -100C boots please.
I'm a big of different kind if creature when it comes to comfort, I just get it done