Wild camping in a Polish Lavvu hot tent with original outbacker fire box stove
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Hey guys and girls.
In this video I try out my new polish lavvu with a original outbacker fire box stove.
The lavvu and stove worked amazing together.
if anybody is interested in the stove that I used you can find one here......
outbackerstove...
also the tent protector came from original outbacker stoves.
Thanks you so much for watching. if any of you have any tips or questions about the lavvu or stove please leave a comment. Or even if there's something you would like me to add in my next video, just let me know.....
lets go on this journey together.
cheers. and KEEP IT REAL............
great video!!!! Thanks for sharing,,,,I am disabled ,,,well just my back,,,,so I camp out through you,,, thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching, I'm glad you like the videos. I'm a little busy with work, but hopefully some videos will be put soon.
I found this video very useful. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
Don't worry what others comment, someone will always be Negative. I watch a lot of TH-cam to research products or ideas and believe me everyone has an idea that works.keep it buddy.
Don Lancaster thanks for comment. Really appreciate you guys watching. Cheers Justin.
Let the haters hate, i really enjoyed your video. :))
Excellent video well spoken and lovely stove
Your pup is very nice. When you had him look at the camera he reminds me of my Gordon Setter I had.
I found your video while looking for a stove to put in a Lavvu. thanks for taking the time to do it. I've subscribed and looking forward to seeing more.
Hey dont put yourselfe down mate!!! That was a great vlog 😉👍 Listen youtube is not about becoming an experts wild life film maker its about sharing Who you are, what you like and so on!!!
Ive subscribed 🍻🎣
Great video mate you have sold me on this stove. I have been doing a bit of research and looked at a few videos to try and find a stove compatible with my lavuu this stove seems to come up all the time, however videos I watched didn’t explain it very well and were long winded. This was straight to the point and showed how well it works with the lavuu. Thank you for that I’ve been looking for a while and now know what to buy to have a good stove for winter camping with my Lavuu
Brilliant Video...👍
Thanks for Sharing..
Good video. Enjoyed watching !
Thanks for the video I been looking and wondering about the Lavvu with wood stove
Love your video! Learned from it! Ty Cant wait to build my own and try it! Happy 🏕 campin!
I ordered a Lavuu on Ebay, just waiting on it. I am going to build a stove out of a ammo can. Good video dude, and don't let the haters get to you, they obviously have pathetic sad lives.
I like the style of your vids, down to earth and plain speaking, so I can't see a problem with the way you do your vids. Keep 'em coming.
Inspiring and encouraging
Love the video thanks for sharing
Fantastic video mate keep them coming 🙏😊❤️
Nice one man, stay cool bruvva🤩
Nice work.
I've been looking at buying on of theses stoves for a bit not.
Thanks for producing this video ,it's good the actually see it in action.
Nice video I like at stove thanks
Many thanks for your video, you convinced me to get the outbacker woodburner over others that are out there. Keep doing your videos your way, great music too BTW, look forward to your future videos. Best of luck to you and your wee dog.
Nice tent and stove,,my backpack is a vulcan,same one your using,,best bag ive had..
Great video, thanks for sharing. I finally was able to find a Lavvu tent at the beginning of this year, here in the U.S. after searching for over a year and was about to give up. I got a medium size. Unfortunately, where I ordered it from they did not give you a choice on size, but the price was good. I would have liked a large Lavvu. I'm 5'-11" tall and it seems quite tight in there. You look taller than me, maybe I should experiment staking it out wider. Haven't used it yet, just set it up in the backyard to get used to it. I 'm thinking of making an ammo box stove for it. I was worried it might not be big enough for cold weather. But after you saying that you don't need a big stove in there makes me think that the ammo can stove will work. Although our winter's here in Michigan can get brutally cold. Below zero fahrenheit. I'd like to add a zipper or snaps to the opening also. Like you said, those buttons are awkward as hell for me to button up. Also going to add a length of paracord to the stake grommets to possibly stretch the room out get some better stakes to use in snow.
hi have a look at the winnerwell nomad stove ive got one its made from stainless steel so theres no rust it a great little stove .paul from the uk.
You know I never thought of a knife . Good advice , I think I’ll just use a stanly blade in its dispenser .
Just found channel, loved it, dog's great , success to you. Had to sub.
Have a lavvu too. Was thinking of getting one of those roll up wood stoves. Tigoat or seekoutside. Like the protector. Thanks for the video.
Christopher O'Dalaigh hey buddy, thanks for the comment I'm in the process of making a stove from a ammo tin. So stay around for that video. Thanks again. Justin.
Greetings from across the pond. I think you are doing well. Thanks for sharing
Just got my lavvu nice vid bud 👍 nice tip about the fire blanket every one is a winner 👍
Like the stove-in-tent demo. Recently made an amo can stove & testing in my backyard. Thanks for choosing a rescue.
Enjoying amo can stove myself.
Fantastic video and regards to Arthur. I’m getting a Lavvu on Wednesday and have an order in for a wood stove made from a converted ammo box. I’m from Liverpool but live in New England where the temps can get brutally cold. Keep up the good work!
Enjoyed your video. I just got one of these stoves but not the same name, love it, very well made easy to light and cheap to run. just a little heavy but great for car camping.
silverfox I completely understand, there amazing stoves, just a little heavy for backpacking. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I'm out again this weekend, so another video will be up very soon. Thanks again. Justin.
Thanks for making this vid my friend. I really enjoyed watching all of it. A great perspective on that type of wood burning stove and all of its pro's and cons. Its a knightmare when the low temps kill all your batteries lol...I know this for sure. I too live in the south 'east' of England and love using my wood stove in my lavvu. I have tried different setups and believe the higher the lavvu goes the better it works in regards to hot tents. I have made 2 vids so far with my stove, 1 with my modified lavvu and the other with just 2 tarps wrapped together. Had a blast in every one of them. Keep up the great vids. Love and respect for your relationship with your dog. It makes me smile everytime. Giving him a new lease on life...total respect to you. Cheers buddy. All the best. Catch you on your next vid. Chris EMBA Bushcraft 👍😁
im in the se were are you in in maidstone .and ive got land to go on
Love your work and camping with the polish lavvu hot tent i've got the dutch version but really think polish one is better hands down.
Mine one does not have sleeves so i wil make a peace for in between the two halves and make a sleeve on the top on one side of the tent and it wil give me more room in the tent that is a treu win win situation.
Greetings from the Netherlands,, Kitty.
Hi, it looks like your two halfs are a different size, they come in three sizes and you have size 1 and 2. You can tell by how many eyelets on the button side. The largest has three eyelets.
Great vid though.
Thanks fella, this is your first vid I have watched. Love the Polish Lavvu tent and looking forward to seeing how you mod it. Am looking to make my own stove out of a 30 cal ammo box, a lot smaller but easy to transport and more space in the tent.
Wondering if the sleeve insulator device is just meant to sit directly on the oven itself as the flue pipe band does'nt seem to tighten narrow enough to act as a buffer ledge ?
I love the Polish Lavvu, I want one myself! Great hot tent set up! Great video! Looked like an awesome time.
hace pocos días que voy siguiendo tus vídeos y me parecen muy interesantes y originales, sigue adelante con el mismo entusiasmo que estas demostrando hasta ahora, ... creo que no debes hacer caso a lo que diga la gente, tu sabes que lo que haces, esta bien y punto, ... a los demás que se los coma la envidia.
Desde Camiri, Santa Cruz, Bolivia
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I love my Polish Lavvu. Great video, and I love the stove. That's my plan for next year, but not sure which one to buy. Keep up the good work, and all the best for 2019 :)
Great video and admire your honesty. I’ve just purchased a Lavvu and I’m thinking of purchasing that exact stove. The next thing I need to learn is how to film videos. Look forward to your other videos. I may ask you for some advice sometime. I’ve subscribed. And can I say -great soundtrack to your video.👍 Osian
Being a huge fan of the Polish Lavvu, this is a great example of the advantages of this little tent. Thanks for sharing ATB :)
I stumbled onto this video quite by accident, gotta say love your style, great video.
Don Milligan wow... Thank you so much, have a great weekend and thanks for watching. Justin.
Great video mate you deserve my subscription ❗
As you said something half that size would be great for travelling lighter. The burn time looks good on that one when you cut the air intake off.
I'll have to check out more of yer vids, I've got a camper now ( getting older now lol ) but loved wild camping, sort of wanted to find a way of making a compromise ha ❗ 🚌 Possibly more of a cheat though 😜
Love your vid. I just aquired a double bivy shelter and Ive already bought and started to build my 50cal ammo can stove. Keep up the good work man!
Great video, glad I’ve stumbled across you mate. I’m looking to buy this setup for the winter ahead and was looking for the right gear to go with my Lavvu. Just a quick question, did you buy it straight from the Outbacker site and if so was it just the stove and the tent protector that you bought or would there be other bits I would need?
CampingAntz the stove and flue pipes come as a kit but the tent protector is separate. In all honestly I wouldn't recommend the lavvu. Don't get me wrong it's a great bit of kit, but if you go out and it rains it almost doubles in weight. Also I'm 6ft tall and it's way to small. I've got another project in the making please sub and will all be revealed soon........
Yeh I've subbed mate :-) I bought the Large size Lavvu that sleeps a 6ft 1. Got mine from Military Mart. You normally have to wait for that size to come in because the sell out fast due to it being a bit bigger. Sign up on the waiting list and they email you when they next have them in stock.
Thanks for sharing your experience with the lava and fire box. I'm from Winnipeg, Manitoba, my wife and I loved camping, until her stroke, so we now enjoying watching others do the same. Nice work!
Great vid! Love your Cocker. Like your attitude. Hello from Northern Wisconsin! Subscribed.
Thank you for the nice words, really means a lot. It's been a while since I last posted a video. There will be more soon. Don't really get out much in the summer... more of a winter kind of guy. Thanks again. Justin.
Hi buddy just found you .. enjoyed vid .. I’d love a lavvu and a wood stove ,proper Awesome.. but we camp every week but in a camper .. but I’m going to add some bush craft this year in to our channel so will look forward to that .. all the best cheers Chris & Sam
I’ve finally bought this stove so went back to watch this video again. Just a question regarding yourself, I’m hoping you will be back doing videos soon mate, do you have any plans on a return? Cheers mate, Ant 👍
Just bought all this kit does the lavvu come waterproofed
Hi there... yeah it should already be waterproof. I used some waterproof spay that you apply to walking boots on it. Think it was around 10 pounds for the bottle. Just set the lavvu up and give the whole tent a light coating. May not be what everyone does but that's what I done and it worked great.... Thanks. Justin.
What's the name of the music group of your video? I enjoyed there music
It's just something that came with the software I use.
I really enjoyed your video. It is below 0 C at night here 8 months out of the year. I am looking for an inexpensive stove for my 3-4 man Mil - Tec Tepee tent. I live in the mountains on the boarder with Bavaria in Hessen, and like to Camp & fish my stream. I thought your video was very well filmed, and I loved the "Pup" Arthur. That is a cute guy. I have a little Brown Labby myself (Finny). Dogs are great Camping companions. Thanks for all your work in filming and posting this video. Kudos! I subscribed and Thumbs up.
your right about the lack of people doing hot tenting. Its yet another thing were playing catch up on with outdoor equipment in the U K.
My mate and youtube partner in crime has all the hot tent gear, we've just not got round to using and filming it yet. its a shame your battery died, i was interested to see if you had to reload the stove at night, or just went for the take the chill off at bedtime trick.
while typing this, i just got a pop up, you replying to my comment on your other film. I best go see what you said.
Gary.
Hi, buddy great video love your dog I'm lucky enough to have a cocker spaniel they are a fantastic breed. Thanks for sharing the video I'm planning on getting one of those stoves for my bell tent they look perfect. Just subbed looking forward to watching more take care and atb Garry
Thanks for the comment Garry. Yea he's a little nutter. I've only had him a few years, he was a rescue and was quite poorly treated. Given the little fella a new lease of life.... goes everywhere with me.. more to the point yes the stoves are amazing. I normally use it in a robens cherokee and it warms perfect. Thanks again and hope all goes well. Justin.
@@justoutdoors2591 Not a problem at all I'm looking forward to getting my stove and getting out in my bell tent please feel free to stop by my channel and take a look would be great to receive a comment take care happy camping 👍👍
Hi Justin, need a bit of advice just got the exact same set up but how do you fit the tent sleeve at that height as i thought there would be a lip on the flue section but there isn't so do you use the ring that comes with the stove under the tent sleeve to keep it in place?
With the top and bottom buttons done up it's seems to just stay quite tight around the tent protector.
Sorry read that wrong. My tent protector was a real tight fit with the flue pipe sections and it seemed to just stay in place. Otherwise a long 5mm bolt going through one of the small holes in the sleeve, is enough to hold it in place.
@@justoutdoors2591 thanks will give that a try.
I just purchased my lavvu yesterday and am excited to get it out. I also want to do some of the same mods as you mentioned. Great video and I just subbed. Can't Waite to see how the upcoming mods go..
Jason Williams hey buddy, glad you liked the video. I've finished the mods. What a difference it makes to the inside, gives the lavvu loads more room. I'm doing a video this weekend on the mods and I've also made a stove from a ammo box. Loads coming up.... go to Sweden next Thursday. Keep an eye out dude. Thanks for watching
Jason Williams just subbed. I'll have a watch at some of your vids later.
Just Outdoors were you able to make the modifications with a standard sewing machine?
Jason Williams yep the machine I used was from the 1980's. It was given to me. use a size 14 needle, and normal size thread.... it will work perfectly.
Great video just what i was looking for, just bought a lavvu and just about to but a stove. Only thing i am struggling with is the tent sleeve and knowing which one to buy the one in your video looks great but i thought it hung by a chain or is it a separate tube?
You are supposed to button the lavvu around the stove pipe. That's why the button is there.
I do normally do the buttons up. Just so happens that when I was filming the button wasn't done.
nicholascremato so I've just looked back at the video. Fast forward to 15mins. I do the button up. Thought I did. Also the button isn't there for a stove.... there made for the military to wear... not for stoves. Just sayin, that's all.
Keep it real - Ayyii - Respec ;) Nice vid man, don't worry about the haters - just do your thing. What size lavuu was yours, 1,2, or 3 ? I am thinking about one of these or maybe a hammock and under quilt and tarp - either system seems to weigh about the same but this one gives comfort and warmth. What is the burn time on that stove when full and fully choked?
Thanks for watching buddy. The stove will burn for at least a good hour. Ive started using some long burn coal, and that stuff is amazing... chuck a few big handfuls in before I go to sleep and it lasts about 3-4 hours. The lavvu is one size 2 and one 3. Didn't realise until I had them delivered.
Bad thing is. If it rains the lavvu almost trebled in weight. Unlike a hammock/tarp set up.
@@justoutdoors2591 Seen - I have built a swedish firetorch using charcoal briquettes in a Gen 2 Firebox stove but this is for outdoor use and lasts about 3 hours. If it had a flu (or a modified one) and could work in a lavuu, this is very small and light weight ... an interesting experiment !
Hi Justin good to see you again I camped next to you last year in the brecon beacons hope all is well pal,I was thinking of buying a wood stove to use in my campervan some good tips thank you. I am in Alicante at the mo touring making my to Portugal, thanks for the vid I think it could be my next purchase. Take care enjoy.
shunto hey buddy hope your well. Now that sounds like an amazing trip. Hope it all goes well and maybe see you in brecons some time.
Hey Justin, great video mate! I just recently bought a lavvu from an army surplus store. So easy to put up!
Also in the process of building an ammo box stove for it. Your video has spurred me on! Thanks!
Dave.
Nice video bud, stove looks great, would love to get my hands on a small g stove. Price is a killer.
May I ask where you got your Lavvo from and how much it weighs in Kg please. Cheers ATB
MarkyMark thanks for the comment buddy.. I got the lavvu off eBay, it comes as two ponchos. Not the lightest bit of kit I own.... but after using it a few times now.. I love it.. I haven't weighed it, but I'm pretty sure they are around 3kg with the poles and pegs that come with them. I'm also in the process of making my own light weight stoves. So please keep an eye out on my channel. I have a fabricator sorting them asap. Hope this helps and thanks again.
MarkyMark rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F272970392339
Just Outdoors Perfect, thanks for the link 🤙
Great video Justin! Never been big of a fan of lavvu or "pałatka" as we call it here in Poland. Not because it's bad but cause I had to carry it every single time when my unit is outdoors (and I'm 6ft6'', and yes we still using them in army these days) They do come in different sizes tho (3 to be precise) and get really heavy when wet. Great stove but looks heavy for backpacking use and I would suggest using welding blanket instead of your bulky tent protector, should work just fine. Some small stove fan may be good idea just to mix the air inside. Put some stones underneath the stove so they accumulate the heat and release some warmth when you sleep. Just some ideas, not sure how they work as I never used lavvu with stove inside. Stay safe and have fun mate.
TIWAZI1 I'm in the process of getting a new tipi. Like you said.... the lavvu is stupidly heavy when they are wet. I have another video of a ammo box stove I made, it's much smaller and much easier to transport around and it fit nicely in the bottom of my ruck sack. Thanks for the tips
Hi to you outdoors. Some day I am going to try hot tenting my self. the peace and Silence is what I really need right now.
Just saw your video a while ago very interesting keep up the good work and things will go right.
One other thing . Try out some of the other foldable wood stoves while hiking or walking much lighter and just as good.
Here from Ireland.
Hi there thank you for the nice words. I have made a ammo box stove which fits perfectly in the bottom of my Bergen. Also I currently working on a folding stove which I will try and sell on line some where. If your interested in do have a video of the ammo stove.
really enjoying your channel. great videos bud !!
Don't worry about the 'D' heads, mate - you'll always find them wherever you go and blocking is an option. They're arm chair critics and not worth your time - simple as.
I've just purchased a brand new half Lavvu and hope to use it come spring time. I'm all for keeping the baggage down and as lightweight as possible. A tent stove is a good move but I've seen lot smaller. The one I saw was on a Polish blokes channel and no larger than a catering sized can of coffee.
Everyone on the channel wanted to know where they could obtain one - needless to say. :)
My son just purchased for me a Lavvu tent for father's day. I saw your video and could really appreciate what I can do with it from a new owner stand point. Keep making videos my friend!
Very Sympathic Guy.
Subscribe and Greetings to you.
Atb.
Great video.….dont worry about your angles....you are totally fine. Try winter camping in Canada. Where I live its around - 20 - 25 including the windchill in the winter and north of me where a lot of people go winter camping its even colder.
My son and I own lavvuus and we need a good tent stove. Thank you for the recommendation and review. 😊👍
I really like your set up mate. I am awaiting the arrival of my outbacker fire box....i can hardly wait lol Oh, and i love your little doggie, what a great wee camping companion.
Have you looked at "Simon, a Bloke In The Woods" video on his lavvu and home made ammo can stove? Also, "The Wiltshire Man" has put out a few videos incorporating WB stoves.
I am going to use this stove the Eco version, in my caravan to survive the winter. Hope it will manage my 20m2. Minus 18 just now. Get the stove on Friday.
I think your doing a good job filming and the content is great. Be yourself there's people like me who Will definitely watch. Your subscribers will grow.
Great video mate. Just what I needed to help me make a decision on which stove to buy for our annual family holiday. Hope your travels went well, I'm now off to watch your other stuff. All the best from sunny North Norfolk.
Thanks for doing the review. I'd rather watch a review after being used a dozen times than the open box one.
love your vids keep it up mate no explanation needed just stay your natural self and not what others try to dictate
Thanks just ordered one today ,like a kid waiting for Santa .
John Roddy good work. Like to see a bit of winter prep
Hi mate. Great video. I’m a total novice at all this. What make of stove is that please? Do all the polish lavvud have the arm holes for the flu? I know simple questions but I’m a worrier. Cheers again
Great video and reviews. Keep up the good work. Hopefully be out in my lavvu soon. Just had some mods done and ordered a stove.
Don’t let negativity stop you! Eeediots
My biggest concern would be keeping the hound dog away from any glancing contact with the device.I would have to invent a basic enclosure around it which could be a challenge.
Love your enthusiasm. This was also really helpful for me in choosing a stove. Good luck with your travels!
Dude I think you've got a size one and size two poncho....but well done for being in the small group of people who put up the lavvu the right way up
Nice video mate love the stove and the lavvu and of course the dog thanks for sharing mate ...ATB ...Colin.
I ordered a Lavuu on Ebay, just waiting on it. I am going to build a stove out of a ammo can. Good video dude, and don't let the haters get to you, they obviously have pathetic sad lives.
Nice setup and that little stove looks like it could heat up a large area. Nice job with the video and don't bother with the bad comments. The more comments on your videos whether positive or negative , the better it is . All you have to do is concentrate on the positive ones and go from there. Cheers friend and keep the videos coming ✌ peace.
Great set up,,, Have you thought of sewing in another fire blanket into the wall of the tent behind the stove (extra protection),,, It may let you really kick up the heat in a white out storm like we get here in the northern US,,
keep it simple nice successful effort thanks man
Thank you so much.
Just came across you . Video is great. Will be watching you in future
Thanks for the video
Nice video and channel new sub stay safe
The only fault I see here, is what happens when it rains? the tent protector would allow water in... i guess it would be sauna time!!! is there another accessory to seal off the tent? overall good video.
Great idea about the carbon monoxide alarm, we were made to have a knife hanging up in our vehicle tents in Norway in case they went up on fire so that's another great idea too.
It’s a great honest video keep up the great work👍👍🏴
Don't let what others say keep you from doing what you love man just ignore them and bloody jealous anyways.
You seem like a decent sorta chap so I subscribed. Enjoyed this vid .Thank you.
Just found your channel and really enjoyed your video! I've subbed your channel! Cheers - Luther
thank you mate I will be purchasing one of those. want to keep camping through the winter. but cant hae my guide doge getting cold.
Nice video. Thanks for sharing. Have a sub 👍