I have the 10x10. Love it. Quality is top tier. The white canvas floor covering is not the best idea for day to day traffic. White floor outdoors....??? Durable-no doubt...it's white though..within 5 minutes....it's forever stained. Perhaps someday- Kodiak Canvas will offer a darker floor canvas option. Thank you for the decent video review and winter camping tour.
I couldn't help but laugh when your daughter came in with here cookie and wiped cholcoale or whatever over your brand new sleeping pad. It made me laugh and think about my little girls. Brother, enjoy this time with the kids, my oldest little girl just turned 30 this year and my younger one is 27, man it goes by so quickly, I can still recall them being that small and not even knowing they are messy hahha. Jess, would freak out as a kid if she seen dirt on her hands, but would run around with a grin ear to ear with stuff all over her. little face hahaha, she couldn't see that hahaha. Enjoy your new tent and camping experiences may you all have many many years to come sir. PS, subbed you as well. looking forward to seeing more of yall adventures. Dale
Definitely get the silicone rubber stove jack elbows will be much safer more secure in high wind..but thanks for bringing us along..looking to get my Kodiak 10x10 vx here in next couple weeks while on sale..also a cooking tip my grandmother taught me, God rest her soul..but try using mayonnaise in place of butter to toast bread, really gives it extra great flavor, and browns it perfectly evenly every single time
Sorry iam not good with phone computers I didn't know how to attach a link, but they are silicone stove pipe flanges or something like that, Sorry I couldn't help more
Y'all weren't too proud or too good to use a drill! That's outstanding!!! Nice camp... Edited to add: I haven't gotten it yet but in the next couple of weeks I'm gonna go ahead and get a 4kw planar diesel heater. The wood stoves are so nice but I can carry a gallon of kerosene a whole lot easier than I can keep up with splitting wood or getting up every couple of hours to keep it going. The fire in the stove sure is prettier though!
Did your tent come with the option for the hot stove? Or did you somehow customize it? If you did please make a video or tell us how to do it! Its a great idea!
It didn’t come with it, was a custom add on, here is the video: How to Install Stove Jack on a Kodiak Canvas Tent th-cam.com/video/LSgbKiaZSCc/w-d-xo.html
Hey Andy. Thanks for talking the time to make this vid. Planning on getting the same tent and doing some sort of stove jack mod myself. That stove looks interesting, not the one I was planning on getting but the large diameter stove pipe looks like a lot less maintenance in the long run. Beautiful family, you take good care of them kids brother. (òÓ,)_\,,/
The wood stove is fun but other heat sources you can get more sleep and not have to get up in the night. Used the buddy heater and electric space heater and got a good nights rest. Thanks, I will take care of them 👍😀!
I am curious how like the stove in the middle? I am looking to fit my 10x14 with a stove, and I have seen those who go through the side wall, and a few like you who went through the roof. Any regrets? Modifications?
After being in some rain and snow storms with and without the stove -no regrets. I did buy a second stove jack as I was contemplating a side install as well to have other options, but haven’t don’t it yet. Might do it soon. I did add a zippered inlet( another video) for electric or a gas hose on the front and that has performed great as well.
@@boominaudio - My Kodiak 10x14 is not the V one, so the sides are all canvas. Do you feel like you walking around it a lot? How does the pipe handle the twisting of the tent when windy?
@@jaynesjunction I don’t feel like it is in the way, but chose that spot for even heating- can be too much at times so need to work on getting long even burns dialed in. I did have the tent take the pipe out once during some wind so am going to use something to lock it together for future uses.
Hi I liked your video I’m an outdoorsy person 4 season If you don’t mind asking you a question? Do Kodiak canvas come with jack stove whole already ? Thx
@@belloucif9330 some do like the 12x12 and 12x16, the flex bow does not. That being said I’m less of a fan of the stove do to less sleep, a space heater and buddy heater do give ya more rest over night.
Great question, Nope, I have done (2) 5 day fires and no burn or even brown spots on the roof. I need to post the take down video because it’s kinda funny on how we cleaned out the remaining ash out of the stove. and show the buildup in the stove pipe
@@boominaudio thank you for your quick reply. I have a 10x14 I’m thinking of adding a stove to. Most I’ve seen they go out the side and I wanted to do a top exhaust. Your video was extremely helpful.
I lost my Mom and 8 members of my family in a tent fire. I will never have a fire in my tent. Invest in a high quality sleeping bag rated to the temps you need.
Kinda agree...plan on getting the same tent and putting the stove jack on the side...I'm a tarp guy though....both under and over. Don't need that chimney going out the top because that's where my top tarp will be and dumping most of the snow.
I have the 10x10.
Love it.
Quality is top tier.
The white canvas floor covering is not the best idea for day to day traffic.
White floor outdoors....???
Durable-no doubt...it's white though..within 5 minutes....it's forever stained.
Perhaps someday- Kodiak Canvas will offer a darker floor canvas option.
Thank you for the decent video review and winter camping tour.
Ya the white tarp does get dirty fast! I use a shop vac to get a good portion of it and did a pressure wash in the summer time
I couldn't help but laugh when your daughter came in with here cookie and wiped cholcoale or whatever over your brand new sleeping pad. It made me laugh and think about my little girls. Brother, enjoy this time with the kids, my oldest little girl just turned 30 this year and my younger one is 27, man it goes by so quickly, I can still recall them being that small and not even knowing they are messy hahha. Jess, would freak out as a kid if she seen dirt on her hands, but would run around with a grin ear to ear with stuff all over her. little face hahaha, she couldn't see that hahaha. Enjoy your new tent and camping experiences may you all have many many years to come sir.
PS, subbed you as well. looking forward to seeing more of yall adventures.
Dale
That’s too funny, great time for sure. They grow up so fast!!
Definitely get the silicone rubber stove jack elbows will be much safer more secure in high wind..but thanks for bringing us along..looking to get my Kodiak 10x10 vx here in next couple weeks while on sale..also a cooking tip my grandmother taught me, God rest her soul..but try using mayonnaise in place of butter to toast bread, really gives it extra great flavor, and browns it perfectly evenly every single time
Have a link so I can see them?
Thanks for the tips!!
Sorry iam not good with phone computers I didn't know how to attach a link, but they are silicone stove pipe flanges or something like that, Sorry I couldn't help more
Y'all weren't too proud or too good to use a drill! That's outstanding!!! Nice camp...
Edited to add: I haven't gotten it yet but in the next couple of weeks I'm gonna go ahead and get a 4kw planar diesel heater. The wood stoves are so nice but I can carry a gallon of kerosene a whole lot easier than I can keep up with splitting wood or getting up every couple of hours to keep it going. The fire in the stove sure is prettier though!
@@franny5295 other means of heat do allow better sleep than a wood stove so far!
Did your tent come with the option for the hot stove? Or did you somehow customize it? If you did please make a video or tell us how to do it! Its a great idea!
It didn’t come with it, was a custom add on, here is the video: How to Install Stove Jack on a Kodiak Canvas Tent
th-cam.com/video/LSgbKiaZSCc/w-d-xo.html
@@boominaudio thank you!!
Nice👍🏻
Hey Andy. Thanks for talking the time to make this vid. Planning on getting the same tent and doing some sort of stove jack mod myself. That stove looks interesting, not the one I was planning on getting but the large diameter stove pipe looks like a lot less maintenance in the long run. Beautiful family, you take good care of them kids brother. (òÓ,)_\,,/
The wood stove is fun but other heat sources you can get more sleep and not have to get up in the night. Used the buddy heater and electric space heater and got a good nights rest. Thanks, I will take care of them 👍😀!
I am curious how like the stove in the middle? I am looking to fit my 10x14 with a stove, and I have seen those who go through the side wall, and a few like you who went through the roof. Any regrets? Modifications?
After being in some rain and snow storms with and without the stove -no regrets. I did buy a second stove jack as I was contemplating a side install as well to have other options, but haven’t don’t it yet. Might do it soon. I did add a zippered inlet( another video) for electric or a gas hose on the front and that has performed great as well.
@@boominaudio - My Kodiak 10x14 is not the V one, so the sides are all canvas. Do you feel like you walking around it a lot? How does the pipe handle the twisting of the tent when windy?
@@jaynesjunction I don’t feel like it is in the way, but chose that spot for even heating- can be too much at times so need to work on getting long even burns dialed in. I did have the tent take the pipe out once during some wind so am going to use something to lock it together for future uses.
Robert D: Well, about 90% of outfitter tent makers put them in the roof... so there's that.😁
Hi I liked your video I’m an outdoorsy person 4 season
If you don’t mind asking you a question?
Do Kodiak canvas come with jack stove whole already ? Thx
@@belloucif9330 some do like the 12x12 and 12x16, the flex bow does not. That being said I’m less of a fan of the stove do to less sleep, a space heater and buddy heater do give ya more rest over night.
I know that no spark arrester is 100% did you have any burn issues on the roof of the tent??
Great question, Nope, I have done (2) 5 day fires and no burn or even brown spots on the roof. I need to post the take down video because it’s kinda funny on how we cleaned out the remaining ash out of the stove. and show the buildup in the stove pipe
@@boominaudio thank you for your quick reply. I have a 10x14 I’m thinking of adding a stove to. Most I’ve seen they go out the side and I wanted to do a top exhaust. Your video was extremely helpful.
If you have to use ladders for stove pipe bad design . Go through the side
You are camping in your back yard???
Yep, live near the mountains so we enjoy it!
I dont understand why they dont make canvas tents with a closed vestibule. Like you really want to bring your dirty wet boots inside the tent.
I like your thinking!!
I lost my Mom and 8 members of my family in a tent fire. I will never have a fire in my tent. Invest in a high quality sleeping bag rated to the temps you need.
Sorry for your loss, that would be terrible experience!
Wow having the jack in the roof is a stupid design.
Why do you say that?
@@boominaudio
It the perfect spot if you want a leaky roof.
Kinda agree...plan on getting the same tent and putting the stove jack on the side...I'm a tarp guy though....both under and over. Don't need that chimney going out the top because that's where my top tarp will be and dumping most of the snow.