Change Moore Fastfold Hot Tent Stove Review

Fastfold Hot Tent Stove
Reinforced Body, Portable Wood Burning Stove with Secondary Combustion, Packable Camping Wood Stove with Carry Bag for Backpack, Fishing, Heating and Cooking, 94.5"
Chimney.
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[@harrymills2770]

I bought one. As I understand it, they used to come with one of those unroll-and-re-roll-lengthwise chimneys that look (and sound) like tin foil. Most people kind of end up tweaking theirs - at least that I've seen. There's a perfect way to do it, and it's better to have two people assemble it the first time, so it forms a perfect cylinder without any wrinkling and forms that habit through one or more burns. Maybe I'm just imagining, but I think they get "trained" that first time you heat 'em up, and if you didn't do it right the first time, it'll be prone to collapse forever after. But that's just speculation on watching some of these bush-crafters who take camera equipment everywhere they go, and look like they're hanging wallpaper when the roll-up chimney comes out. But I digress. I was amazed at how solid this stove and its accessories were when I unboxed it. There's a weight and solidity to the stove that promise long years of use, if properly operated. That telescoping chimney pipe has a weight and solidity to it that's comparable to Winnerwell. At the price point, I wouldn't be surprised if it were faux stainless. But it looks right and has the right weight to it. People may be interested to learn that the pipe used is 2.5-inch and with a little mix-and-match of sections (and perhaps one same-sex couple), you can marry it to Winnerwell 2.5-inch chimney pipe, as is. I happened to have some Winnerwell 2.5" to hand, from another project, and thought "What if they can be married-up?" Turned out, they could. I think their solution to stability issues is 4 feet that are sharp and you can kind of push into the ground, because there's no provision made for staking it to the ground while in operation, which I would feel obliged to do. I can sort of make-do with some longer stakes, but it will be a bit kludgy. But that never stopped me, before! "It's ugly, but it'll hold." One nice feature is that the top is "ambidextrous." You can position the hinge of the door under the chimney pipe or you can put the hinge at the opposite end of the stove. I worded that wrong. You move where the chimney goes by turning the top 180 degrees. Same wing bolts in the middle of the top of both ends of the stove top, where it's fastened to the end walls. This gives you options for accommodating the geometry of a given camping situation or tent. This stove is very compact, but not for serious backpackers. Perfect for my offroad camping adventures, where its weight is inconsequential and its collapsibility and telescoping/nested pipe sections make a small, tidy package that fits in a pretty rugged carrying case that feels like heavy canvas. The big problem with these little tent stoves is if there's no one tending them and keeping them stoked, it's going to go cold in under an hour. I think most people, under most conditions, don't mind sleeping cold in nice warm bedding, and when you're up and about, it's no hardship keeping it going. Kind of fun, actually. I've never had one that had the secondary air, before. There's a possibility that you can stretch the burn times - way more important than making it as hot as possible. And burn cleaner while you're at it.

[@BrosephRussell]

I had got me one of them titanium roll-up stove pipes. Yeah, you definitely have to have help the first time or use one of them pool noodles. The first burn in is supposed to set the memory in it . Oh, and maintaining the stove is always a problem 🙄 but it's still good to have. i guess we just have to find the medium sweet spot . It really not a lightweight backing stove like you said better, a sled it in or off road vehicles or quads, i would probably still hike it in a few miles as the weight doesn't bother me . I did get another stove that's a little bigger, and it came with a roll-up stainless steel stove pipe . I never did a video on it. Maybe i will this year . Also gonna take out that ammo can stove i made . Thanks for all the information 👍

[@BK33REVIEWS]

Finally a decent looking working stove that want completely break the bank thanks for the review

[@BrosephRussell]

Im digging tbis stove and now its cooling down oh yeah 😎 i cant wait for cooler weather to get out there with this stove . Thank you much

[@CarolinaChrisOutdoors]

Dang… that’s pretty cool! I’m gonna have to check out that link! 🔥🔥🔥

[@BrosephRussell]

HellToTheYeah Brother gonna be nice

[@pacificbushcraftandfirecra6358]

Pretty cool. I like the size/shape. I'd much rather have a low and wide stove than a taller type. Hell, butter up the top and cook right on the stainless! Nice acquisition Brother! Thanks for sharing with us!

[@BrosephRussell]

I cant wait to do some hot tent camping this year . We our going camping this month soon so maybe to will be cool enough to use it in the mountains thank you much

[@alexjones284]

Thank you I have one still in the box a deal is a deal so I got one for the son and me go camping

[@BrosephRussell]

Oh that is awesome 👌

[@Mc-og8pv]

Thanks for showing us your new tent stove it looks like its going to be a warm winter camping this year.

[@BrosephRussell]

HellToTheYeah Brother can't wait 🙌

[@Dosto007]

Merci du Québec 🙏🏻

[@BrosephRussell]

Thank you 😊

[@JeremyMcCreary-ib7wo]

Update to anyone watching today, this awesome stove is 79.99 on Amazon right now

[@BrosephRussell]

That is awesome what a great price im glad they lowered it HellToTheYeah 😀

[@EatCarbs]

Nice stove.. and the price isn't terrible either. Thanks for the video brother

[@BrosephRussell]

HellToTheYeah Brother that whatvi was thinking Thank you much

[@jeromejohnson6448]

I use a Winnerwell Stove for my tent. Car camping and for Emergency

[@BrosephRussell]

Oh that is an awesome stove man i seen them with all the attachments water heater and oven 😳 table and such WOW

[@jeromejohnson6448]

@@BrosephRussell I have all the attachments

[@BrosephRussell]

Oh yeah 👍 😎 😏 that is so awesome

[@andywragg9518]

Another new stove brand that worth you comparing. POMOLY T1 Stove Titanium for Wilderness Backpacking, Camping, Hunting and Jungle Adventure. Pomoly Tstove: titanium wood stove with viewing windows

[@BrosephRussell]

Oh a Titanium stove would be nice and lightweight 🙄 price wise though

[@BrosephRussell]

That Pomolly looks awesome

[@cmanofthewoodscentralus3217]

Great Review. The portability is fantastic. Looking forward to you taking it out this Fall. Stay Safe. Stay Healthy.

[@BrosephRussell]

Oh yeah 👍 im super excited i can't wait to take it out . We have a camping trip planned this June next week im gonna bring it. It probably not cold enough but we can still have some fun with it . Cheers 🍻 thank you 😊 🙏

[@JustinfromAZ]

I love dialing in my stove. Dampen, fuel, air flow. Each stove and wood type is different. Beautiful setup! Dig the wide window!

[@BrosephRussell]

I wish it wasn't so hot 😫 so i can test it im the tent gonna be a hot one today . Kids and i are going camping next week to the mountains ill bring it just to do some more testing and playing around with it . Butva cant wait to use it this fall & winter .

[@JustinfromAZ]

@@BrosephRussell Was just up at Crystal Lake. Definitely stove weather at elevation! Looking forward to the video brother!

[@BrosephRussell]

HellToTheYeah 👍

[@inthewind3675]

I really like the side window opening. Better flame viewing.

[@BrosephRussell]

Yeah it's pretty cool o cant wait tl it cools down and put it in the tent

[@LaurentGouzouAKALynx]

Pretty nice stove and I guess you can cook directly on the stainless top without a skillet 😀 It’s pretty cool to have a window because nothing beat watching dancing flames 👊👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@BrosephRussell]

Oh yeah you probably could cook on it . Yeah i like the window on it and it will light up the tent aswell HellToTheYeah

[@Reviewing_Playing_and_More_RPM]

Really slick looking stove, Bacon & Eggs very nice, great product.

[@BrosephRussell]

Yeah it's working great Thank you 😊 much

[@MichaelR58]

Good looking stove and review Broseph , thanks for sharing , God bless brother !

[@BrosephRussell]

Thank you 😊 its gonna be nice using the stove

[@18564864]

I do love the stove but when I searched the same one on Amazon I saw that the width is only about 15 inches... very small.

[@BrosephRussell]

Yeah i guess it is a bit smaller

[@sergioS3R]

excelent very nice stove :O :)

[@BrosephRussell]

Thank you 😊

[@HarshmanHills]

worked really well. great review

[@BrosephRussell]

Thank you 😊

[@outdoorsmansgarage]

I don't know Big Joe you might have the experts all upset because you didn't use the Ferro Rod to light that stove people just don't understand the good old-fashioned lighter works just as well.

[@BrosephRussell]

That's pretty much all i been using lately why not right 🤷 as long as i get it going

[@sharimills6219]

How do you attach the damper?

[@BrosephRussell]

It has groves the it go in and you turn to lock it on then there are some screws also

[@MarkKratzMC]

Hmmmmm….looks pretty cool.

[@BrosephRussell]

Oh yeah brother 👍

[@BlackRifleSurvival]

The stove pipes.. are they like the V2 pocket bellows? Or car antenna? I noceded they kinda slide out one inside the other or is it a roll of sheet metal? That's great if they do nest inside each other.

[@BrosephRussell]

Yeah they nest inside each other pretty cool 😎 eh gonna be nice . I have a camping trip coming up soon hope its cool enough 🙏 will see lol

[@dananichols48]

I think I can handle 5 more pounds to save 200 bucks

[@BrosephRussell]

Most definitely 👍

[@Paintballpanda4]

Hey man. Was looking at this stove for myself but I’ve seen mixed reviews. Just wondering what your thoughts are on it so far

[@BrosephRussell]

I like it so far but i haven't used it to much been so hot here but the times i did use it i like the way it worked great .

[@Paintballpanda4]

@@BrosephRussell I’m assuming you’ve probably used it for at least a few hours. How would you rate the efficiency. Exp: max burn time and heat output

[@BrosephRussell]

@@Paintballpanda4 the burn time was great with the size of wood i was using they lasted a good amout of time im sure the time would be longer with a bigger log and the heat radiant was great

[@hovaneeeseotse1112]

@@Paintballpanda4 8

[@Xplorer228]

Is there any smoke leakage?

[@BrosephRussell]

No leakage so far