My Twig Stove Video
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after many questions about my twig stoves this is my overview video on them-hope you dig it
-all references to the Bushcraft Essential LTshould be LF
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what's your fav?
Doug Outside I don't like twig stoves, too smoky. Trangia all the way!
Bush Buddy, Son!
I'm gonna have to go with Joe on this one, the Bush buddy, just because I have seen you guys use that one so much! I like the gasifiers. What's the history with the kelly pot? Thanks for the upload Douglas.
I love the bushbuddy. Mine is absolutly no smoke 👌🏻 simple fast clean fire.
I have a stainless steel folding stove. A pain to put together but folds down to 4x4 square and fits into a small bag.
3:20 - TrailStove (possibly discontinued)
4:08 - Bushcraft Essentials: LT Titanium
6:10 - Argo Titanium
7:38 - Bush Buddy Original
10:05 - Fire Box
11:15 - Fire Box: Nano
13:33 - Kelly Kettle: Treker
16:26: Little Bug Stoves (small & large)
17:50 - Emberlit Stoves (Original & Fire Ant)
20:26 - Top Three
Firebox Nano
Bush Buddy
Bushcraft Essentials
Argo is Vargo
Thanks!
I literally came here to say that every time my husband makes coffee on his stick stove, we refer to it as ‘doing it Douggie style’. We love your videos; especially those with Joe, please keep making them 👍🏻
Avril Cambray ....😂😂😂
"Only problem is... it kinda sucks."
Great vid, thanks for comparing these and showing them in action. I have a Solo Stove Lite and wouldn't want to camp without it.
thanks -glad you found one that you love
Awesome video Doug. Thank you for sharing. I always look forward to your informative videos. Be safe out there.
Best video I've seen. Exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you for the pro/con stance and thorough review.
Yeah we dig it Doug, lovely video well done we wondered about the different stoves we've seen you and Joe using.
Thanks for making this video Doug. I cook over a traditional fire and almost never bring a stove backpacking but I’ve been thinking about getting a twig stove. This comparison was really helpful to learn the pros and cons of each.
Dude- I can't thank you enough for the time and effort you put into this video! I have been looking at twig stoves (along with alcohol stove)for my get home/backpacking bag and was getting overwhelmed with the styles and types available. The opinion and experience of someone who has actually used and carried them all (and is not trying to sell me one) is invaluable! I have hit the "subscribe" button and am looking forward to viewing the rest of your videos. :)
awesome -thx man,i appreciate it
I love how you reviewed each stove from a different location. Your place looks amazing and would love a full video tour. Looked so peaceful and calming out there. Thanks for the video. I have the firebox nano and have been very pleased with it (although I agree it could stand to be just a bit bigger).
thanks Scott - I pause when the train goes by :)
I have to watch the video a few more times before I'll pick a favourite so I'll have to get back to you later. Thanks for the informative video.
thx for watchin Suzy
Awesome video. Nice to see an honest and non biased opinion on a number of different stoves. I'm kind of stuck on my slightly modified vargo but once again, everyone is different.
thanks Chad -with the mods the Vargo is great! -I wish it would come like that
Very impressed that you were able to keep all of those going, for even just a second. Good video, Doug!
thanks Drew
Outstanding comparison vid. I have lusted after several of these. Always wanted a Bush buddy for the performance factor but like the convenience of the folding stoves. I wish all comparison videos were like this one. Really appreciate your time tested opinions of them... and I happen to agree on your top choices.
This vid just saved me a lot of time and money. I think I will go with the bush buddy/nesting pot combo for my first twig stove. Thanks Doug
The link you provided to Ritz' interview was a great read! i suggest that anyone else interested in how a bush stove comes to be through its evolution, and the feats of creation, also read into the link. It's all about how the Bushbuddy (Ultra) of today came to be! Much more interesting/inspiring than you would expect.
Thanks again, @Doug Outside, for another awesome video. Love 'em all!
Ordered a genuine Bush buddy stove because of this vid. Just got it today. Can't wait to use it.
Finally, a straight comment on, “why a twig stove” and advice from someone with experience. Thanks. Texas
Best review on small wood/twig stoves on the net. Thanks for sharing.
Very helpful video. Now I just have to decide between two. I enjoyed seeing them in action. Thanks Doug
thx for watchin Shane
Top stuff Doug, I ended up finding a Bush Buddy here in Australia and absolutely love it! - Thanks for all your hard work and efforts that go into your video's mate, Im watching them all the time now. Take care bud - Skorp, Western Australia.
Awesome, I just made a stove from a coffee can. This was right on time Doug. Thank you. Your the man.
thanks Isaac
I dig it Doug! Very informative. Thanks for your excellent content and calming demeanour😌
thanks Bud
Hi Doug Outside. Really my first complete view. Joe recommended your twig stove video, and he was correct...Great Video. Thanks for sharing . :-)
Thanks Doug,
I just watched both your and Joe's versions of the Algonquin crossing. (Great videos btw...). I was laughing at them though due to the fact that they were great sales pitches fot the bush buddy stoves. Thanks for your insight into all of your other favourite stoves with the different applications.
I really like learning and getting ideas from your channel. This video help me get a Bushbuddy for Christmas wooooooooooooooo
By far my favorite person to watch on TH-cam. Thanks for another great video.
thanks Travis -appreciate it
I have the faux bush buddy (solo) but I love it anyway and a lixada type that you put together...oh and I made one using a paint can and soup can which the solo top piece fits on...cool little stoves those twig stoves are!
Just discovered the video - thanks for making such a great hobo stove comparison!
Doug you just gave me an idea for a twig stove design. Thank you for that!!
cool!
Great video! I have a Vargo SS Wood Stove and have used it for years. It's heavier than the Titanium but has worked very well for me, even without drilling holes in the sides. I do like the idea of adding airflow though, so thank you for that idea. I have never closed the door on mine as you suggested, just don't need to. I've been curious on the others you showed. Appreciate all the info, the laughs and the stuff I learn from your videos. Cheers!
Thanks for making this video. It helped me to understand what to consider and look at before purchasing.
glad it helped
I'm a big fan of twig stoves.....its all I use these days! Thanks for doing the comparison!
your welcome -i'm the same
Thanks Doug! I have the Bushbox that is small but it does ok for my coffee. Now that the kids are getting more involved we are looking at the Bush Buddy for a little more size. Thanks for the video.
thanks Chris
Great video Doug. I do not have a twig stove yet, but can't wait to purchase one and enjoy a little outdoor time. Really informative.
awesome -have fun with it
One of very favorite gear videos! I bought the firebox nano because of this video. You explain why and how good and bad for each stove and your obvious experiences with them, not just a guy who bought a bunch just to do comparisons. If you could do more of these on different equipment that would be great. Your experience and knowledge is genuine and very appreciated. Thanks
good choice! I never had any doubts about the nano and the bushcraft, and that is why I have both! I also like it minimalistic and that is why I use them alternatively with twigs or/and the trangia burner, gas is comfortable but rather a nonsense if you go trekking. I also own an old Svea123 and I still love it, although it is a little bit heavy and carrying gasoline around is kind of a nuisance... but it is still great for my fisherman's cabin, and it has so much charm! (as the famous kelly kettle or the old primus stoves)
I did a fair amount of research and I appreciate your thoughts here. You helped me make my decision. Normally I never would've spent that kind of coin, but thanks to some birthday money I picked up the Bushbox LF Titanium. Looks like a winner. Thanks!
Great video, Great info. Thanks Doug!
Saw this vid for the first time and I’m an instant subscriber! Thank you for a great presentation!
awesome! thanks
thanks bud (I'm a city backyard camper) I have a fire pit and have breakfast often out there..Love the woods
and have thoroughly enjoyed your videos for the past few months.....I have also learned much from you and Joseph
nice to hear -thx man
Thanks for doing them all at once. Makes the comparison easier. Appreciate the lean, accurate descriptions and in-use photos. Subscribing.
thanks Sam
Great Overview and great video footage with the picnic table flame-off! I liked your comparative approach and the 'different strokes for different folks' attitude. As an older guy, I am a base camp type. I had a Kelly Kettle system (and forgot to take the cork out when I fired it up the first time (so I got the steam bath they warn against.) These days, 'I Go Solo' but the Firebox people are amazing in their products and in their cooking/baking demonstrations. I hope your viewers check them out at well.
Thanks for the Fantastic video. I love twig stoves so this was a fun one to watch :-)
Well Doug, after watching the video you stoked my interest (no pun intended). Always wanted the bush buddy but I went out and picked up the Emberlit Ultra-Lite Titanium !! Can hardly wait to break it out !! Thanks for the very informative video !!
👍 on the topic. I'm in the process of looking for the bug out bag stove. Very helpful, thanks for the info
hope it helped
Thanks so much for doing this, I have been watching your videos for a while and was looking at getting a twig stove... This was awesome!
glad you like it!
I just ordered my first stick wood stove a few days ago. Watching one of your videos about 2 years ago got me interested in one.
nice!
Thank man, a well rounded overview of a good many styles & uses. worth the watch.
thanks -appreciate it
Great video Doug ! Love your opinion since you have this for years ! Thanks !
thanks David
Very helpful. Thanks Doug!
thx for watching Curt
I like the in-depth on the stoves. I’ve only used a homemade hobo stove made from an old metal coffee can, in conjunction with the fire already going for heat and or light. I’ve never been adventure camping or backpacking though. I would like to at some point though. Love the videos and keep them coming. Till the next one safe travels and good health.
I like the looks of the square bushcraft stove. I didn't realize how much I'd use my little homemade soup can stove when I first made it out of boredom. It goes everywhere with me
I'm a firebox nano gen 2 in stainless and so small not too heavy at all. Thanks!! Doug
great stove -thx for watchin
Loved that Doug! I thought I was a stove hoarder!! I’ve got a Honey Stove, also fiddly to assemble, but light - 300g in stainless - great stove. Just bought a Firebox g2 a month ago - love that one too - I think I’d even put up with the weight on backpacking trips for the size of fire you can have in it. Always a trade off! Thanks for the video - it was fun! Atb, Simon.
thanks Simon -I like a big fire too!
A great well rounded review. Picked up a lot of info before making a purchase. Doug you have a great place. You also have a new subscriber. ATB
awesome -thx man,glad to hear it
Cheers Doug for an informative Video!
Hi Doug,
Just subscribed your channel - really love it.
Awesome vid about the twig stove!
Thanks Doug. A lot of great info in this video. I've been trying to choose a nice twig stove. I think I'll go with your #1 pic. The bushcraft essentials lt. It's abit pricey, but it is easy to fold, not too small or too big, will hold a nice range of different size pots or pans.
Nice descriptions and love your opinions. Great video
Great vid, someone who has great depth of use and knowledge on anything is very handy for everyone. I'm sold on Bushcraft Essentials after getting the XL as a birthday present (my idea), beautifully engineered but pretty heavy for backpacking. Will look into the LF as a more practical hiking stove. Anything that folds flat and is not too heavy, to me, is a winner. Thanks.
I agree! -thx for watchin
Now that's a collection. Nice picks. I have the 5 inch fire box. Love it but like you say heavy. Never heard of your number one. Wish I had. Looks perfect. Take care, Al
thanks Al -can't go wrong with the firebox
Great work doug came here from joes video and have now subbed. Keep them coming
awesome -thanks Stephen
Awesome review vid on the stoves Doug! I don't use a Twig Stove but your vid has made me think about it! LOL! Keep up the great work!
thanks Rob!
I got the bushcraft xl, love it. Perfect little stove for cooking, coffee, or just just have a little fire out behind your house like I do. 😊
I have been watching and drooling over the firebox stoves. I am more of a car camper than a backpacker so I see the weight issue with the 5" Firebox. I love the versatility of it. Couple it with the Firebox Nano and you got your meal cooking while making coffee on the Nano.
they are good stoves -can't go wrong
Great video. I've been looking forward to this video. I'm glad I've got a few that you enjoy also. Once you get one, you've got to try them all.lol
thanks Timothy -it' can be addictive
Thanks for the vid.
Doug you impresses me more and more.
Super interesting fella.
thanks!
Really found this helpful. Thanks!
Greetings from Germany Doug! Wish you all the best and thank you for your videos!!
thanks!
This is such an endearing video... who doesn't like this guy after watching it. The best...
"Holy twig stoves, Dougman!" Nice collection man. I use 1 of those Ikea stainless utensil strainers with a feed window cut into it, and 3 bolts used to give it legs. Enjoyed this video, thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Gorbag
P.S. I have 3 stainless skewers I use with it for different cook gear, they are short maybe 10" long so they fit in my set well.
I just watched again for the third time. This video is so much fun and educational. I am officially requesting a video of the homemade stoves. I'd love to see them. Don't make me beg.
I love the twig stove in general. usually a ready fuel source, lightweight. I love this style in general and like you, I have several models. Great video.
thanks!
Thank you for making this video. I finally know what I want.
Great Video Doug! I'm a firebox stove man myself. love the versatility of them!
for sure, they are great
I dig it. Ya got to love it when your choice matches someone with a lot of experience with different stick stoves. I also own the LT in titanium. If you need to cook on a fire stick stoves are the way to go. Great video.
you betcha -i'm a big fan
The only stove out of that selection i've yet to try is the gasifier stove, very thorough and informative video Dougmeister ~Peace~
thanks Zedster -I think you need a thermal mass heater for your new shelter that will warm your bunk :)
Thanks for that Doug.
Yeah I had the firebox nano and the bushbuddy on my wish list and I'll get them both.
I read the article with Fritz Handel last winter and was sad to see he retired but I was glad to see that Jeff still makes them.
Just hope I had gotten one from the original maker, straight from BC and shipped in a wooden box!
Too bad a lot of people don't know about them and get the chinese made solo stove because they pop up everywhere!
The price difference is marginal to get a lighter, handmade one and you get to encourage a cottage industry as a very nice bonus!
I agree and that's why I can never get rid of my original -not sure why but his story really made me happy to support him
i doubt you read these old post comments anymore but i'm just catching up, great insight to all the different models etc, loved the link to firebox videos, wow they do it all!
Great video. I have 3 twig stovee. I guess That's going to change. Thanks for the informative video. Cool back grounds for the filming.
thanks -just mixing it up to keep from getting boring
I needed this! Wish I new about the Solo being a steal from Bush Buddy, I never would have bought it and would have purchased the B,B, instead. ....it's how I Roll. .... Mike.
glad you liked it Mike
"Specs . . . I'll give you the name of the stove, and you've got google" lol this got my like
Best camping wood stove review ever!! Thanks.
thanks Jude!
Awesome little video. I have a couple of those myself.
Very informative as well as enjoyable video!
Great video thanks. I love my bushcraft essentials stove 👍🏻
thanks Carl
Thanks Doug, second time watching and still agree it comes down to personal use.
Fantastic video! Super informative!
I don't think you ever make a bad video, even when you bring along that scrawny guy.
thanks -glad you liked it
Perfect. Just the fact, letting me decide what will work for me. Fingers full of soot, handling each stove as a guy would, and unbiased opinion. I learned several things in your video, thanks. Cast Iron Kid
thanks -glad you got something out of it
I love my Solo stove. I also really like the Emberlit Fireant...i keep it behind my HC canteen/cup in the standard GI canteen holder. Makes for a nice, compact all in one cooking kit.
it would! -thx for watching
You are the King of Stoves...I am only a minor player in the Game of Stoves with Emberlit and Bushbuddy
Thanks Doug! great video & "I dig it"...;)
:) thx Craig
Great video. Thanks for making it.
Thanks for a practical, no nonsense review. Take care
thanks Bud
This video was great; got to see side by side comparisons to get a perspective on size. Thank you.
Thanks William -glad it helped
Another fantastic video. Thanks for the information.
You are so damn refreshing to watch. No bs just experience and your opinion from trial and error. A true woodsman as if said before. Wish I'd seen this early I bought the littl bug junior but don't like the no bottom and I'd prefer a double wall like bush buddy or lt bush cooker lol. Oh well what's another 100$ on some steel right hahaha
thx Scott -that's how it starts :)
Thank you Doug - was hoping your clan of backpacking buddies might go over backpacks sometime! I want to purchase a backpack for let’s say 10 day -14 day camping/hunting trips. Again thanks for your time on the stoves-- was very helpful to me. Regards Daniel
thanks Daniel
I'm impressed you had them all going at once.
thanks -i gave up quick though :)