Pomoly T1 Ultra Titanium Hot Tent Stove Unbiased Review

[@adamjhayes59]

Perfect, precisely the info I needed 👍 Thanks. Refreshing to get concise info without tones of waffle and irrelevance as so many you tubers tend to do.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

You’re very welcome 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@kennyc388]

Excellent critique young lady. Covered all the bases with no screwing around. Pretty cool stoves from Pomoly.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Hello and thank you so much! Looking forward to using this stove this weekend :)

[@christophewaeles3767]

It's similar to whislux G1 stove, but more expensive

[@BalaNakanishi]

Pomoly not worth it

[@GraemeNiimi]

Based on your suggestion, I bought it. The quality of the titanium is equally good, I suspect it is all made by a Chinese supplier.

[@DirtfishingChad]

Glad to see you posting again. Great review.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Thanks Chad! More to come 😀

[@richardv0066]

Jenny. You are one of the few to even talk about Pomoly other than sponsored Lonewolf 902. The designs of Pomoly appear well thought out. No durability has been discussed or even dealing with Pomoly in the limited information i can find. Any other information you can post would be appreciated

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Hello! Yes, I actually found out about Pomoly through watching Lonewolf 902, so I decided to take a chance and ordered the T1 ultra. I have been very impressed with the quality. Their website is OK, it could use a bit of sprucing up, but their products are very high-quality, and I am looking forward to using my Pomoly more this winter camping season😀😀 and I am not sponsored by Pomoly

[@TheAirlock]

Amazing job on this review. Best out there.

[@mishooter4774]

That's a really good video! You got all of the points I was looking for and none of the filler, nice!

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Thank you😀

[@mishooter4774]

@@AdventuresinJennyland your welcome what tent are you using that in or should I just go back and look at the videos? I’ve got a Pomoly Circle 6 I just got and wonder if it’s gonna be big enough for what I want.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

@@mishooter4774 I’ve got 2 hot tents, both from Luxe Outdoors. One is a teepee, the Megahorn, and the other is a dome, the Hercules

[@morelocks]

Solid review. Thank you for sharing your time, experience and talent.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Thanks for watching!

[@Clouts50]

Great comments!

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Thanks!

[@TheZoeybear]

I was just thinking to myself the other day I hadn’t seen a video of yours in a while so glad you’re posting again.😊 i’m still thinking about getting a Titanium Stove I just haven’t yet procrastinating I guess but after watching your review, I might just have to get myself one.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Hello again! It’s been hectic around here with twin toddlers but I’ve got a few videos in the works for this summer ☺️ the newest version on the T1 Ultra is pretty dope, titanium wood stoves are the way to go in my opinion

[@TheZoeybear]

I was doing some catch up on some of your other videos today.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

@@TheZoeybear Great! I cant wait to get out there and film some more camping trips :)

[@coyotesnipe]

My experience was a little different, it might be my fault too. Burning it too hot in a tent that was too big for it. I have the T-brick mini, one glass side panel. The non glass side warped pretty badly, but Pomoly did replace it for me. Also the bottom is pretty wavy from the fire coals. That’s with only six nights of use. Still like it but the longevity is in question. I bought a SS Winnerwell stove as my main car camping setup, it’s heavy but I love it.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Hello and thank you for sharing your experience! I was thinking about getting a Winnerwell, they are very high-quality, but the weight was the issue for me.

[@Followyourlight420]

Thanks for the review. Helped me out a lot. RESPECT

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Hello and you’re very welcome!

[@crankskinatra6038]

Very concise, thank you this is perfect

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rolandosandoval2050]

Excelente very well explained, thank you!

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Glad it was helpful!

[@wisnuandonowarih552]

Can it reduce the cold?

[@CampfireExperience]

Great review, thank you.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Thank you 😀😀😀

[@Clouts50]

Very helpful

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Glad it helped!

[@wacelwans7395]

can help me how thick is the plate ? tanks before

[@davidgillam1988]

Hello. I notice while looking up the specs on the site, that the stove, damper base, rings, 3 m pipe, carrying bag etc comes out just over 9 lbs. but you say 11.8 lbs. The stove on the site claiming to be just over 7 lbs alone. Just curious where the discrepancy is coming from. Are you going by specs of your 2022 model? Or weighing it. I’m just want real world measurements on weight. Usually you can’t get that from the manufacturer specs. They always say it’s lighter than it is.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Hello! I went by the specs of the model year I purchased, I think it's a 2022? I cant remember at the moment

[@MeMe-cd1wy]

I see that there is quite a bit of blackening on windows. Pomoly makes stoves that have air vents that keep an “air wall” on glass and reduces the blackening on the window. Their website is hard to navigate to compare these features. The response from customer service has been consistent, but really does not address these features. I was looking for Titanium, clean out drawer, with larger glass windows, air walls, side racks and sectional chimney. Would have to be 9’ because of the Circle 6 I just ordered. What I find is stoves that have some of the features but some are not stated on the site. All have ability to add on racks and a second set of stove pipes.But can’t really find the “air wall” to keep glass clean. It seems they use different terminology in each description.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

The air wall you speak of would be great!

[@MultiThunder1234]

Let me save you time, if you get one of these you will never get much sleep because you will constantly need to feed the stove every 2 hours. Until they find a way to make the wood last 6 to 8 hours in one of these it's just not worth the weight however if you're only going out on a day trip ... but then again, it's not worth the trouble for a day trip.

[@papaspage2001]

Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

You’re very welcome ☺️

[@hammockcamping2500]

Good video! I have a Tegimen hot tent. The top of the tent is 75 inches high, How high should the chimney extend above the peak of the roof? The titanium stove pipe that came with my stove Pomoly stove is 118 inches long. With the spark arrestor at the top, it's stands 143 inches tall! How much should I cut off, and what should I do with the piece that I cut off? The stove jack is at 4 ft above the floor, so it seems like I have most of my stove above the tent.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

That’s a good question. I don’t like my chimney to be too tall, I ended up getting the Titanium sectioned chimney, I think I mentioned in this video, and it’s about a foot shorter than the one that I ordered originally. I am digging the 8 foot length chimney for both my teepee and my dome tents.

[@DaliaLoge]

The same style, Whislux G1 only costs £250.

[@southamericancalljoe]

Can someone tell me what the btu output is

[@gonefishingapodaca]

Can it fit standard 16 inch firewood?

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

We get firewood from a local guy and it fit fine, I can’t remember the length of the firebox offhand, but I know I included it in this video😀

[@pavloskourris277]

Thanks great video, am just getting into tent stoves and have a question: what do you do with the ash, how do you remove it when you are using it the stove?

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

Hello! For the most part, there is not a lot of way to get rid of the ash. If I’m camping for longer than one day, I will empty out the ashes before I start a new fire the next day. There are some hot tent stoves that have a nice built in area for the ashes, but not many of them.

[@pavloskourris277]

Thanks for your prompt reply. I was thinking of a tray or an opening underneath but as you say not all have one. So one just has to wait to let it cool down and empty it... doesn't sound efficient.

[@pavloskourris277]

Thanks for your prompt reply. I was thinking of a tray or an opening underneath but as you say not all have one. So one just has to wait to let it cool down and empty it... doesn't sound efficient.

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

@@pavloskourris277 yea, it can be annoying. There are stoves with a little tray, but you have to search for them

[@gregcrowe8885]

Thank You

[@AdventuresinJennyland]

You're welcome

[@endoracing]

Tin snips will pretty easily turn your 9.8 foot into whatever length you want.

[@NorvelCooksey]

For $1000.00 it better cut the wood to.