180 Tack Stove Review

[@1558k]

The wide number of videios on stoves and accessories are nicely done and thorough with the pro and cons. Good job.

[@lucasmaccoy6230]

Great video! Love the Dutch oven and stove idea so much I went and bought both!

[@-NoneOfYourBusiness]

Great review of the stove (Im waiting for it in the mail shouldbe here in a few days). Dude, that was a great demo. Looks absolutely delicious. Also, excellent video quality/clarity.

[@livingsurvival]

thanks.

[@LarryRobertsbc]

Does the corn meal act as a thickener? That stove is rugged to hold all that weight. Great video man!

[@livingsurvival]

***** yes.

[@PrimalEdge]

cool bit of kit, and that chili looked awesome! great video

[@livingsurvival]

Agreed, of all the stoves I have used, I like this one the best by far. Simple, small, affordable, and heavy duty.

[@starpuss]

*Love the size of them* _Got to get me a new one soon & I think ill get me one of them_

[@livingsurvival]

You won't be disappointed.

[@Wintertrekker]

Good review LS! I would like to try that full sized 180 stove. I have so many stick stoves though I can't keep track of them all!

[@livingsurvival]

You and me both and I just got in 3 more to review. The 180 is up there as one of the best I've tried though for its size compared to cooking surface.

[@hawaiivolcanosquad3322]

Nice stove! Thanks for spotting it. I might pick this one up depending on price.

[@livingsurvival]

$49

[@socaloutdooradventure]

I have seen a few of your videos on some of these outdoor stoves and I like them very much. You have used both the Firebox stove and the 180 Tack Stove. Which one would you say is one you most likely recommend to a beginner? Currently right now, I am using a MSR Pocket Rocket. I'm wondering which would be better for me.

[@livingsurvival]

180 tack is nicer for larger pots but they make a new smaller one now that is awesome. I have a newer video on the comparison. Firebox is also a great stove, hard to say which is best.

[@socaloutdooradventure]

Cool, Thank you for your help.

[@livingsurvival]

John Ruiz Anytime.

[@Jesusandbible]

At first I thought it was ordinary, but it seems quite good.

[@antonioderosa8353]

I just ordered one I cant wait to use it hope I got the Wright site to order from

[@glenndutton3529]

How do you keep warm in the snow once you have cooked your dinner?

[@neolexington]

That looks delicious! What kind of Axe were you using to chop the wood?

[@livingsurvival]

Condor Greenland. Thanks for watching and the comment.

[@vicki4801]

I've been modifying a sterno stove to use as a stick stove for a few years now because I wanted the larger cooking area that it provided over most stick stoves. The problem with it is the heat eventually weakens the metal as well as the tabs and hinges and it's a bit flimsy. I like the stable look of this stove in your review video and also the lack of hinges. How does this stove hold up over time?

[@livingsurvival]

holds up great. well worth it and you can also place it directly into a fire for a place to hold pots/pans.

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

I believe the sterno stove is aluminum? Only certain grades of aluminum can withstand the heat of a wood fire for very long and most makers don't use it at all. Hope you can get a 180 stove or similar. They are terrific!

[@vicki4801]

thanks. I believe you are right, and I hope so too, how long have you used yours?

[@starsis5822]

Love the stove and the food looks good....awesome vid

[@alwayspreparedforzombies1408]

Great review! I definitely need that stove; but beans in your chili? Must be a Northern thing, down here in Texas that is forbidden..LOL

[@bauhausoffice]

Just the obvious question. Light weight stove but cast iron pot?. I noticed a titanium snow peak mug as well. Better test with a light weight pot for a realistic packers camp kit. Looked delicious though. Thanks for the review.

[@livingsurvival]

+Vincent Fernandez was highlighting that the 180 tack has no issues with a heavy pot.

[@1558k]

you certainly nurture the fires nicely, too.

[@-NoneOfYourBusiness]

You use the cornmeal as a thickener?

[@kbbjedi]

That stove looks like it works great, wish i had smell-o-vision lol, that chili looks good! Aloha

[@iliveoutside]

Looks delicious, nice work!

[@jerrybobteasdale]

Interesting. I like Made in USA. I like sturdy. I think I like how easy it is to add fuel. Seems like it would work more efficiently, and potentially faster, if it had a raised, perforated floor? With the right floor, it would be even more rigid. The 180 is about $37 on Amazon, today. That's not crazy high.

[@baron8107]

How well does a Coleman Aluminum mess kit sit on this stove?

[@livingsurvival]

+Scowler i am sure it would work. I dont have one but anything will work really.

[@baron8107]

Living Survival Okay then, thanks.

[@MrMatt2531]

Did the 180 original stove come with the ash pan?

[@livingsurvival]

Neither come with it, it is an extra accessory. You can pack some tin foil to use instead and cut down on weight.

[@MrMatt2531]

Living Survival Ok, thank you for a quick response! I'm about to buy a lot of the stuff you show in your videos.

[@geribaldo1970]

10 oz.stove; 6 lb. Dutch oven?- ha... Are those Mechanix gloves warm?

[@johnfitzgibbon6894]

Nice stove can you get it in the UK.

[@livingsurvival]

I'm not sure, look up their website, the link is in the description. Thanks for watching and the comment!

[@Valerifon1]

Great video. :D Would you mind posting where you bought this 2 quart cast iron pot? thanks!

[@livingsurvival]

+Valerifon1 i think on amazon.

[@krazzystallion61]

very good ive been looking for this type of stove ty

[@jackbaur18]

great stove. where can I get one?

[@livingsurvival]

180tack dot com

[@jackbaur18]

Living Survival Cool thanks!

[@ROSWELL836]

Great video! Hey what spices is that that you put in your chili?

[@livingsurvival]

ROSWELL836 just basic chili spices.

[@camomaster3618]

What is the recipe for the venison chili

[@livingsurvival]

Camo master Exactly what I added ;)-

[@helenbugsynelson]

My husband was a hunter, so we cooked with venison often. Now I occasionally make a pot of chilli, but I use beef or pork. I suppose a person could find bison meat if you new where to buy it. That would probably give it that wild meat flavour. My husband used to cringe when I used red wine in chilli. He said you're supposed to use beer. I guess he might have been right. I sort of feel guilty, now for not listening. That was a good review of that stove. I'll have to consider it if my Folding Firebox ever gets lost or stolen! 😉

[@livingsurvival]

Helen Nelson thanks for the comment and watching. hope you had a nice weekend.

[@Buldgr]

+Helen Nelson What part of the world are you in? I'm in AR and have some extra venison.

[@yahtadi5152]

Hey ben, Do you have sugestion on portable pan? Big enough but not too big and carry-able?

[@livingsurvival]

check out the gsi bugaboos - i have the 8" GReAT PAN

[@yahtadi5152]

Thanks man, what an advise!

[@MountainRaider]

very nice stove!thank you for the review!

[@livingsurvival]

thanks for watching and the comment!

[@snakeghost00]

great vid! please next time add the recipe for what your cooking in the description, thanks

[@MegaWoodswalker]

Nice video. Not sure if this stove is for me but liked watching thee vid just the same.

[@livingsurvival]

thanks for watching!

[@dirtridermag44]

You: master chili chef!! Me: jealous as hell. Got my mouth watering....nice job!!

[@livingsurvival]

HAHA, thanks man!

[@adventureswithfrodo2721]

Like the idea and could possible live with the price but the shipping price suxs.

[@jeffreylagneaux2024]

Awesome video!

[@mrgrivers1]

the 180? Yeah. This is theee best camp stove I've seen to date. I just love it. never tried it but I can't wait.

[@livingsurvival]

Glenn Rivers Agreed.

[@livingsurvival]

[@n8mayfield]

Nnnnnnnnoooooooooooo! I just bought the folding firebox! I think I'd rather have that one. Funny I just subbed you today and we have a lot of the same gear. The tops bob knife....I love that knife, I just got mine

[@livingsurvival]

The firebox is a great stove as well, so is the bushbox XL. But yeah, I really love this one as it has a lot of cooking space in a small package. Thanks for the sub!

[@MrPop369]

Nice vid.

[@Fertuu]

The 180 stove is nice but way too expensive. Ash tray should have been included for the price, not sold seperately!

[@Fr0stbit3]

Well now I'm hungry for some chili! Haha jk I enjoyed the video though!

[@livingsurvival]

thanks for watching and the comment!

[@carlosaquino8917]

Good wood burning stove I like it

[@PsichoMofo]

New Stove ideas

[@alwayspreparedforzombies1408]

Noooo beans.....haha. Great stove!

[@revmparker]

nice peice of gear

[@livingsurvival]

Mark Parker thanks, yes very useful especially for larger, heavier pots.

[@BrianDriggers]

very cool

[@livingsurvival]

Brian Driggers Thanks for the comment.

[@dincerkemer6690]

would be better if you have cooked onions first :)

[@brandonmoore9056]

nicee lighter !

[@anticure8317]

well played good sir. well played indeed.

[@Crafter1992]

How pointless is this stove....you could just find 2 steel "n" shaped brackets stick them in the ground and build a fire between them and they would hold that pot just fine.

[@livingsurvival]

The purpose of the stove is for use in areas where you cannot build a fire such as on a rock when climbing or where fires are not permitted. I'd like to see your video of the n-shaped version. Upload one so I can make a pointless comment on yours.

[@Crafter1992]

Living Survival So..my first issue is it's so finicky putting it together while you hands are cold and maybe in survival situation if you're in stages of hypothermia would be next to impossible. Second problem is you still have to have fire starting tools and tinder and wood... Why not just buy and MSR pocket rocket and a 5 dollar gas cannister with a lighter....it weighs next to nothing it takes you a press of a button to light it. For me carrying this is like carrying bricks to build a fireplace in the woods...pointless.

[@livingsurvival]

Crafter1992 All good points, was just messing with you bro, thanks for the comment ;)-

[@tomson1814]

yummi :_)

[@justinjeffries6467]

Too many pieces D:

[@MichelLinschoten]

You're knife sucks, not to mention a LIGHTER? To make a fire? Common now... Without the crap, nice little stove tho..

[@livingsurvival]

I get knives in the mail almost everyday so I use them. I use all different sorts of fire starting methods and today just felt like a lighter day ;)-

[@MichelLinschoten]

Was dissing you a little, nice little stove.

[@livingsurvival]

All good brother, appreciate the comment ;)-