LiteOutdoors Titanium Wood Stove | Gear Review

[@bigsky2081]

Very honest review. A lifetime of heating with a woodstove has taught me that your correct on the huffing stove. I like my homemade stoves better but I have the tools to build. As I live in Colorado you are so right about a 6 ft lighting rod. This is a really great video, thank you.

[@aryanalijah3502]

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[@alejandrokenzo4493]

@Aryan Alijah Instablaster ;)

[@aryanalijah3502]

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[@aryanalijah3502]

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[@alejandrokenzo4493]

@Aryan Alijah you are welcome =)

[@stephendouglas6328]

Pro tip for smoke control: Dig the front legs into the earth a bit so the stove is ever so slightly lower at the door and higher at the back. Smoke will gravity drift towards the back of the stove rather than out the front while it's heating up and until the natural draw takes over.

[@felixcat9318]

I recently bought some Titanium Stove Parts, a Stove Jack and a 9' roll of Stovepipe from Lite Ourdoors and was highly impressed with the care they took with my order and how quickly I received it in the UK. Likewise, their Shipping Charges were very good. The quality of the parts I ordered was very good and I am not surprised that you found the Company and their products to be excellent. Thank you for your review of this stove. Disclaimer: I have no connection to Lite Ourdoors other than as a customer buying parts at the published prices. My opinion of the Company and their products comes from my interactions as a customer.

[@RestlessWonderer]

Really good to hear, and I have had the same experience so far as well. Stay safe out there!

[@harlanpooley2907]

A very good review of the stove. Nice pauses to see each item and how they work.

[@1966KAL]

I love my XL! The reason for the kink at the stove pipe is that you had it to tight when you fired it. Those three tightening rods do not need to be very tight. I have seen that problem with a lot of these LiteOutdoors stoves. People crank those rods down and that creates a kink when the stove gets hot. You can email the owner of LiteOutdoors and he will tell you not to have those to tight. For the cost, the weight, and the use, this is a really great stove! I want to see how durable it is. I'll let you know after elk season this year. Great review!

[@Liteoutdoors1]

We also found the springs we used to use were putting too much pressure on the plates. We have since changed out the springs, as well as made the stove bodies a touch thicker, and since we made those changes we are not seeing those stove body issues anymore. Best of luck this fall.

[@RestlessWonderer]

I was going to say that Brennen reached out to me with some details, but see that he answered you directly... such a cool company! 11 days to archery opener here... good luck out there :)

[@ScreamPotato]

That's gotta be the best most thorough review and overview of any product I've ever seen on KZbin. Great job man! Quick question if you see this, would the 18" stove have a longer burn time?

[@codyaevans]

Just ordered a Luxe Minipeak XL, but wasn't sold on the Luxe stove just yet. So glad I stumbled upon your Minipeak review and consequentially this gem...

[@ShadowOpt]

with the stove jack rubber and if your tent has a footprint for a stove its rubber as well, you don't need to worry since its grounded unless your touching it at the time of the strike.

[@outdooriowan]

I really like that stove if I ever decide to get a wood stove I think that will be the style and brand I go. Awesome video man keep it up.

[@RestlessWonderer]

Thanks, brother.

[@MADHippiesLife]

Nice review. Like you said, easier to set up after a burn. We've never used a stove and have sadly only winter camped a few times in Colorado, but this looks to be a game changer. Something to think about 😎

[@RestlessWonderer]

It really is a game changer... also gives you a whole new set of "chores" to do around camp getting ready for the wood stove :) Thanks,

[@KBDProductionsTV]

Thank you

[@mobsquad8500]

Bought it. Thanks. Great video...

[@RestlessWonderer]

Sweet! The owner Brennen is a very cool guy... he actually offered to replace my stove body under warranty since it had bent a little, but I told him it does not affect how the stove works. Have fun and stay safe.

[@mobsquad8500]

I don’t think it’s the pipe that bent stove. I just cooked mine in without stove pipe....it bent...it’s the pressure from the spring loaded clamps. The constant pressure during heat creased the body just like yours...I have them as lose as they can be with out falling off

[@mobsquad8500]

So I do agree burn it in without pipe. Just move the clamps further out.

[@Liteoutdoors1]

@@mobsquad8500 Can you send an email to [e-mail]? We have made some changes to the stove body and the rods recently and have seen some positive things in regards to the stove body. I just wanted to see if you purchased your stove prior or after we made these changes.

[@WavesTrails]

Awesome review! Decided to go floorless and are looking into the 18" model. Your review sold me on Lite Outdoors.

[@RestlessWonderer]

Very cool! I did a lot of research before buying and have not been disappointed. Brennen is the owner, and is a good dude.

[@KLesnik144]

Cool! 👍 And what is her weight? And the price?

[@korkalba8658]

i was only able to use mine about 9 times before it warped so bad that i couldn't put it together anymore. But i used mine all night during really cold temps.... They are good for an emergency heat source tho.

[@RestlessWonderer]

That really sucks... I keep this one burning all night, but don't run it full open where it is glowing red. Will see how it holds up. Was it the stove body that warped?

[@korkalba8658]

ya, i wasn't able to attach the end caps cause it was all warped.... i ended up getting the square style from Seekoutside and that one is holding up pretty good so far. i've used it about 11 times already and it's still holding shape.

[@Canadian_Craftsman]

@@korkalba8658 yup I've read many reviews about the warping issue and that they do not function overtime to bad cause they look to be a great option. I've been running my Seek TI for over 5 years now zero issues.

[@dabloodhoundviking]

Thanks for the comment. I almost pulled the trigger on the lightoutdoors. Now I’ll most likely get the seek outside one to go with my cimmoron

[@HikeCamp]

Really a nice stove... I like that one better than the rectangular ones..

[@RestlessWonderer]

Me too... they seem to hold more wood and pack down very small.

[@bpdp379]

Restless Wonderer Backpacking they also leak a little less due to less seams.

[@l2p58]

Hi, nice review thanks, I’ve never use a stove in a tent, what about condensation when you heat your tent?

[@RestlessWonderer]

I have had no condensation issues when running the stove like you typically do in a single wall tent.

[@Bikepacking]

Thanks man thats look great stove

[@Anon-xd3cf]

Good review. Thanks. Is there a reason people don't burn in both ends of the pipe?

[@RestlessWonderer]

Only one end has the holes cut to hold the damper, so that side is always down. Good question, though.

[@Anon-xd3cf]

@@RestlessWonderer ahh, didn't know there were holes at one end. Makes sense.

[@Anon-xd3cf]

@@RestlessWonderer is it difficult to burn in both ends... Without making holes at the other end? Or do you think I should just repeat the holes at the other end? (I'd really like the pipe to to be usable at either end incase one end gets dinged up in the field)

[@EricShowalter-is8fc]

Just wondering if you are still using this stove and how it is holding up? Concerned about warping issues that other have talked about.

[@carriebernard6329]

Look up Boreal Outdoor Innovations titanium stoves....my friend got rid of his XL LiteOutdoor titanium stove and pre-ordered the BOI stove. Warping is a big issue with LiteOutdoors titanium stoves

[@Canadian_Craftsman]

Cool review brother 🤙

[@RestlessWonderer]

Thanks, dude.

[@hendrikusdetuinman8360]

Some experiences : it warps like crazy rendering the stove body practically useless after using 3 days in terms of reassembling. It is all dented up and need to order new stove body. It doest retain heat at all, it cools from red hot to touchable in under 10 min. Try assembling it when its cold and windy and it is warped. The bottom sides need to be way larger so your stove body fits more easily into the groove. And on and on. I would buy one ot the other titanium stoves like pomoly's or winnerwell.

[@lizamariya6577]

Do you have 12' stove? How long pipe?

[@RestlessWonderer]

I have the 12" stove with a 6' pipe. My tent stands 5' high, and with the stove height of 1 foot, this puts the pipe about 2 feet over the top of my tent. Has worked well so far.

[@williampennjr.4448]

funny how you link to so many products (15) , except the one that is the topic of the video

[@RestlessWonderer]

lol, really? Checking now... and my bad to Brennan the owner

[@Ruff_life222]

I kinda' want to see it explode inside a tent, I about laughed my ass off imagining the scene