I Didn't Expect to Love It - NatureHike Mini Titanium Wood Stove Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 เม.ย. 2023
- In this episode, Luke is reviewing the NatureHike Titanium Wood Burning stove.
Does NatureHike have a hit on their hands or does this stove need some work?
After months of testing, this is TOGR's Agenda Free Review of a very interesting and lightweight wood burning stove.
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NatureHike Titanium Mini Wood Stove
What it is : As some of you may know, I happen to have a fondness towards small wood stoves; with that being said, I recently stumbled upon one that caught my attention.
This one is from NatureHike and is their Mini Titanium Wood Camping Stove.
Materials :
Titanium Stove
12a Canvas storage bag
Dimension :
Setup : 6.5” tall x 5.5” wide with the legs extended
Stored : 5.7” x 4.9”
Weight :
Stove : 6.5oz
Bag : 2.0oz
Load Bearing : 22lb weight limit
Price : Retail is $62 but these can be found at Amazon at the time of filming for $50.
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It amazes me that all these companies miss the mark on stoves. One doesn't have a feed port, one doesn't have airflow holes, one has poorly designed supports. While not difficult, you really shouldn't have to modify a new purchase because of poor design. Nice job as always Luke.
I agree. The closest stove to perfect is a firebox G2. But it’s heavy, even In titanium.
I bought one thanks to you Luke and I like it. I don’t have wood kindling easily accessible so I used carbon coals the first time and it did pretty good no warping or problems like that.
Also one time I placed an alcohol stove in the middle and when it was blooming the fire was spinning, because of the holes at the bottom feeding oxygen to the fire and no wind blowing it, it was sending all the heat right in the middle of my pot boiling the water extremely fast.
This channel has really grown on me for some reason... I don't camp. I want to, but have no idea how to get started, It would be cool if you can do a beginner intro to camping. I know there areother channels, but I trust you more then others.Really honest reviews like is one reason why.
It would be cool if you obtained the other brand's stove to see if it is literally exactly the same. If so, you could drill holes in it to see how the performance increases.
Good idea
Reminds me of what we used to make in Girl Scouts. They called it a Vagabon stove. We used large coffee or vegetable cans. These stoves work great.
My older Sister was in the Girl Scouts, back in the 1960’s. She also learned this, but they called it a Hobo Stove.
I’ve used this idea with different sizes of cans over the years. But they don’t last all that long if you build a wood fire within them.
If you stick with the Tuna Fish cans, with rolled newspaper within, saturated with paraffin wax, for your fire, I’ve had the stoves last 2-3yrs!. I’ve had 2 can stoves that lasted over 4 years. (How well you take care of them).
Vagabond = Hobo
I am using the Stanley cook kit and I have no issues of smoke (cause it's narrower), it should be taken in consideration, as not everyone cooks with wide cook kits
I really like this stove. Being a good size and still lightweight is great. I’d drill more holes for sure.
Thanks for the vid. Yes, the stove is a bit large but it's the one you take when you want the cook and the mini, yet intimate fire pit.
Thanks for your review Luke. Sure appreciate your videos.
Thanks for the video and the lesson and I’ll catch you on the next one
GreT video very helpful as always. I pray for you and family.🎉. Keep sharing and I’ll keep watching
Thank you fir the review. Good information. Love your music.
We made the same kind of stove out on a coat hanger and a #10 bean can.
Good review. Looks fine to me. Great little personal stove for cooking and recreation/heat.
I got that same stove. Thank you for the review.
That's pretty light! Hope the winds didn't blow it away 😄
We used to make these stoves very similar when I was a kid out of an old large size peach tin with a cake cooling rack on top. The only problem with those wore the tin does get hot but we had dozens of them when we needed them They were great similar concept.
Hear me out, you can use tent nails to make the legs, you can find a lid to place underneath and use hangers to make a grill on top and you got yourself a stove
I was thinking that a large coffee can might do as well.
Great video and review, thank you. Over the years, i have found wood burning stove are more trouble than what they are worth. They usually take up a lot of space, very limited heat control and unless you are going to tend the operation, they really muck up your cookware, which in turn mucks up everything else the cookware contacts. Admittedly it probably is just me, but i view a wood fire for cooking (esp when Backpacking ) as an emergency measure. And if that be the case, I'm circling the rocks and building a fire that i can keep hot indefinitely.
We need a shirt with a black cutout of you with shades and the caption, "Oh,yeah!"
Love watching you and what you think of certain camping gear.
And what u think of camping gear lol.
Thank you For Great Demonstration on this You Were Fantastick in all Explainations God Bless You
Thanks for this review! A portable lightweight multi fuel( or; more importantly; cooker/stove for when I have NO fuel) type stove has been collecting dust on my gear list because I’ve yet to find one that checks all the boxes for me. This one was on my short list, so I appreciate the detailed look at it.
I agree with the hole situation. I drilled a few in mine around the groove at the top and some in the middle and that solved the issue. It’s now a rock star. I just got back from a weekend camp at Camp Durant, with the scouts. It helped keep coffee on tap all day yesterday. I like how fast you can get a fire going.
Thanks. I was going to ask where to drill the holes. Really useful.
Hey Luke. Nice review on it. I have the fire box 5, in SS. The only thing IMO would be better is the titanium version. Which were not available at the time of purchase. It's great to see the alternatives you put out there for different stoves of all nature's, as well as interesting ways of using them. Cheers Luke, enjoy the spring storms.
Great review thanks for sharing stay blessed
Seriously. Boundless Voyage titanium folding multi-fuel stove Ti2010c. Hidden gem. Not joking. I've tried and tested many.
Thank you 👍
Thanks for the review. I would love to see a review on Todd Albi’s Silverfire Scout gasifier backpacking stove. Or the Kelly Kettle maybe both please. Thanks again
Thanks Luke for the review. Yeah a few extra holes (quite a few) drilled on the side at the bottom and top, should solve both the problems. Get a titanium pot for it to nest in and throw away the canvas bag.
Had one! Damaged in the pack when "bouncetest"was done from bearhang. Other than that, it was a good addition to my pack. I used a 5liter drybag to carry it.
I just got to say I love the Synthwave end Music ❤❤❤
Over all, pretty decent stove. Thanks Luke,
Nice little stove.
Totally agree, if the pot stand is a bit higher, flame will concentrate in the middle and not shooting out at the side which make it quite bad for pots or cups with handle at the side or with silicone or plastic handle.
Would like to see any mods you make, definitely. 👍
Outro music rocks
Cool stove
You could just drill a few holes in the bottom to add air flow and increase heat. Another Great video!!!
Folding stove is ALOT better when doing long hikes and camps. Space is major issue. I agree with all your comments.
I would opt to keep the bag. It looks durable and canvas can be used for a lot of things. That's a really nice stove I may have to look into one considering I don't own one yet. Awesome review!!!
I agree. You could use the canvas bag to protect your hand when you take off your hot pan.
@@vikingslayer34 exactly! Amongst a few other things.
It looks like a good little stove. Even tho its hefty in price and size, I still prefer the Kelly Kettle. Simply because I love the top feeding port. The side feeding stoves are a bit of a pain.
What tarp and poles are you using for your shelter.
Good vid. Is this stove better than the Lixada stove?
Looks like really nice stove. Great review, as always. Doesn't pack down though. How does this compare to example Firebox Titanium stove.
Hi have you ever reviewed a Ghillie or Kelly kettle?
I have some of their stuff like the CW400 750 fill sleeping bag and their Opalus 3. They bring excellent value at their price point
Any recommendations for something exactly like this but one without smelling of ash going into the tent?😅
Have you ever tried the scoutfire stove (wood/pelits)
Have you used the solo stove Titan?
I agree, drill some holes in the side and you would have a great twig stove.
For the money, I haven't found anything that competes with my Firebox Freestyle. I have the Ti version, and yes it's pricy, but I haven't found another that even comes close. It is light, packs small, burns very efficiently, and will work with a trangia style alcohol stove.
So when you gonna drill the holes in the stove and make that modication?
(5:23), That smoke could help the flavor of the food if you are cooking with a skillet... I'm liking these stove shows, even if the stove fails it's interesting.
Are the pot supports close enough to use with a 750ml pot?
Need a review and test of an Oztent..
Interesting. Lightweight for the capacity. A bit bulky. Nice price for the amount of titanium. I use the Firebox Titanium Nano and love the versatility and size.
Love your channel and love camping gear. Love your reviews. But you can just make a stove like this out of a coffee can or such. For free. With any mods you want. Just sayin. Lol. And it will still be very light. But I know some people don't want to. So there's always a market for stuff 😁
Rad little stove 🤙🕶
Yea I can't comment because I've never had one of these style of stoves. I like them and I know they have a place in camping when I would go out ..I always had fires on the ground. Fire bands never stopped me I know it wasn't law abiding thoughts... I never claimed to be perfect either, but I never burned down the woods
Bonjour is it a good stove ?
Small and round, I'd like flat and triangular-3 sides, but I'm new to the channel and have no idea about any of it, just seems 3 flat pieces would store better and you'd have one larger flat area facing you or reflecting hear and it would even be more stable..maybe use it as a cutting board or plate..shovel etc, BUT with a round stove I'm sure you could easily just stuff a thermos or something inside so it wouldn't really take up more room..
Question…..have you use. In solid fuel in there?
Yeah modding your equipment for your personal is a reasonable thing to do, but it can go wrong, it's not advisable to loan out or resell modded stuff. It could also be said if you're gonna bring out the powertools, why not make your own?
I think I could find enough things to stuff into it in my pack that it wouldn't be a big deal about the size. For sure whatever it was would have to be in a bag or something because of the char. You also have to compare it to basically nothing because you could just make your own firepit if it's permissable, but that's not always the case.
The Tentock one has been totally redesigned… to look like the Evernew multifuel stove… sort of.
Did you find any Bigfoot sign while you were out there testing the stove?
Imo the folding options out there are better and at some point, someone needs to build an expanding model where adding panels can change from 1-3 people for example.
While it is rather large for a backpack, it weighs next to nothing, and you can always fill it up with your fire starter materials, or any other items that fit inside.
Nature hike most likely makes both models. How would you compare this to a full-sized Firebox Sove?
Adding holes with a metal punch tool like a Whitney Punch, will give you perfect holes without the distortion caused by drilling
Too bulky for my taste. However I do always appreciate your open and honest reviews of products.
Luke, where would you drill the holes on the sides to improve the performance?
I want to know this also
There is a good market for light weight portable contraptions that can contain a small campfire that radiates heat.
By chance, have you ever used the Boundless Voyage Outdoor Titanium Folding Wood Stove? I know it's made in China, but it seems like a relatively simple apparatus so where it is made may not matter. It is cheaper than a Firebox G2 so it appears to be a good alternative. Please let me know if you have ever tried this. Thanks!
I love this stove. I can nest my 750mL pot, GSI Infinity mug, and my utensils + lighter + fire starters + a few other things inside. When you fill it up, the fact that it doesn’t fold doesn’t matter. In fact, I like that the soot doesn’t get all over my hands like when I’m folding a firebox.
Lastly, I like to carry this along with my alcohol stove. It works like a windscreen and keeps my pot steady, which is excellent for mornings when I don’t want to gather sticks
Naturehike has been crushing it lately. Just used the Mongar 2 an it was great.
Great tent! I have a similar tent, the Star River, amazing tent for the price!
@@whicks3 I saw the Star River. Looked just as good. I just needed a little bit more room.
@@TheCampistYT I hope your new tent does really well. The Mongar came out right after I got my tent. I’ve since seen 2 versions of the Star river. Maybe ne is mostly mesh, t
and the other tent is more suitable for winter with lower solid panels.
You can put your Bourbon Whiskey in the pouch lol
What are your thoughts on this vs the smallest Solo stove? Which would you rather have if you could just have one?
Could you do a waterproof "abuse" test on your Rugid Bigstone Duffle bag? I'm in the market for a waterproof duffel. It looks very similar to the Yeti Panga and is half the price. I'm wondering why that is and if it's really just as good.
Love the content btw!
Problems, not issues. Issues are magazines and newspapers, not problems
I think another con would be the giant feed port, it looks huge and would risk having coals or lit sticks fall out the side at some point.
Exactly!!
The stove looks good. I just wanted to add a brain storm to this stove for versatility, wouldn’t it be nice if there was a way to put a chimney on top and run it through a tent to be used as a hot tent stove. just an idea. Don’t know if it good or not.
TRY THE KELLY KETTLE
Luke when will we see the two of you on a adventure we miss that and I would like to ask would use around children
That bag can be used to carry small stuff put stick's
still cant beat the Toaks :)
If you add more holes you would never stop feeding it, that should be a more a pro than a con (imo)
Maybe it would be overkill, but you could put this at the bottom of a Dakota fire hole. That should take care of the oxygen issue maybe.
Why are storage bags notoriously small, first impression. Good design, with multiple uses. Light, titanium, tough, right sized.
Luke👍👍 Nice presentation, I can see you like this stove but it's not for me. Accolades aside, I just don't see any advantage to this stove except $$ over the Firebox, Bushcraft Essentials Bushbox or the tried and true Solo Stove(same form factor). Never the less, different strokes for different folks right? Thanks, enjoy!
The blue Jay caw is like Pavlov’s dog. You look for the shoutout. Only me??
I'd pay 5 bucks more just cuz I like Naturehike 😊
Anymore Bigfoot hunting coming? Because I wanna see that critter in hidef lol
Wow 60bucks for a hobo stove you make from large bean can .
I have the same stove and I wouldn’t say it’s good. Only real positive is the weight. I’ve had mine for a couple months and it has warped and 2 of the foot stands have broken off. And for cooking or even boiling water there’s too much smoke.
That’s a $50 tomato sauce can with the side cut out. I’ve made several over the years
Dude; That's a booshie version of Dave West's coffee cans!
First? Hey Luke, happy Sunday! Starting g to think the best wood stove are those stainless backpacking grates, although I'm glad when you find a good one, love love love to your family and channel ❤️
Looks ok, but I don't think I'll replace my folding Firebox Stove with one.
I prefer a wood gasifier stove.