Thanks for checking out our review of the Pomoly stove. Many of us think of camping as a summertime, or maybe early fall, activity. But for some, camping can be a year round activity. Pomoly started out by making hot tents that are durable and can stand up to virtually any weather conditions – winds, heavy snow and rain.

These tents were made to be large, comfortable and durable and helped keep campers warm and cozy. Pomoly continued to innovate and realized the need for warmth and cooking inside the tent provided a great opportunity to create a full line of hot tent camping wood stoves.

In our review, we’ll give you more information about two of the top sellers in Pomoly stoves – the Ti Mini and the Dweller. You’ll find out the good and bad of each model as well as where to learn more, check out prices or make a purchase for each stove.

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More Details On The Pomoly Stove

Keeping warm when camping, as well as having an indoor spot to cook when the weather is not cooperating, can make a big difference in how much you enjoy your camping trip. Pomoly makes many designs of both a wood burning camp stove and hot tents.

Some models are smaller and more portable and others are bigger but provide more heat. It’s really up to you which features you need. Read on for more information on our top picks for Pomoly camp stoves.

POMOLY Ti Mini 0.6 Portable Lightweight Titanium Stove (Stove Pipe 6.56ft / 2m)

Our top pick for Pomoly small size, backpacking wood stove is the POMOLY Ti Mini 0.6 Titanium Stove for Hot Tent camping. This small but mighty camp stove is only 12.6×9.3×7.7in and weighs in at just 4.85 lbs. The chimney is also made of titanium and is collapsible for easy carrying.

Made of titanium, which is a very strong but lightweight material, this stove can stand up to high temperatures, provides great thermal conductivity and won’t deform. Plus, it folds done into a tiny package for easy carrying when you’re moving on to the next campsite.

Portable, yet easy to set up and take down, this little stove is very stable once set up. The glass on each side of the stove provides viewing for light and a cozy feel. Once hot, this little camp stove won’t only provide warmth, you can use it to cook too. Make coffee or cook a meal, all in the comfort of your tent. The sliding device on the door allows for controlling air flow to speed up or slow down burning.

SPECS

• Fuel Type: Wood
• Material: Titanium
• Product Dimensions: 12.6″L x 9.7″W x 7.7″H
• Item Weight: 4.85 Pounds

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POMOLY Dweller Stainless Steel Stove for Hot Tent Camping

Next, we have a larger and heavier option, the POMOLY Dweller Stainless Steel Stove for Hot Tent Camping. This stove is made of 304 stainless steel and has a high temp refractory glass door. The glass provides a nice ambience as well as making it easy to monitor the fire.

When assembled, this stove is 12.4 x 12.6 x 88.6 inches, the height is from the ground to the top of the spark arrestor. It weighs 26 lbs. so it is very portable, just not something you would want to carry for long distances.

Built to be durable and smoke tight, the stove has been designed and manufactured to create a tight fit between each of the sides to decrease any smoke leakage. Left and right sliding devices allow you tons of control over the air flow to create the best burning fire possible. Ash is collected in a drawer on the bottom of the stove. Simply pull out the drawer and empty the ashes after each fire.

This stove is perfect for keeping your tent cozy and warm as well as preparing meals without having to stand outside in wind, rain and cold.

SPECS

• Material: Stainless Steel
• Color: Silvery
• Item Weight: 26 lbs.
• Assembly Required: No

For added protection inside your tent you can add an optional ember mat.

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What Features To Consider Before Buying A Wood Burning Camp Stove

Before you make your purchase, there are a few things you should think about. Here are some ideas to keep in mind when you start narrowing down your purchase decision.

Will you be camping or backpacking?

If you’re going to a campsite, where you can drive fairly close to your campsite, you may want a larger stove. A larger stove allows you to add more wood at once which makes it easier to maintain a fire. It also provides more cooking room.

The downside is that it is bigger and heavier and not something you’ll want to lug around on your back (assuming the model you choose is even able to be broken down) for miles and miles. A smaller stove will be easier to carry however it is smaller – that means you’ll be adding wood more often and won’t have as much cooking area.

What is the stove made of?

Anyone who has ever cooked over an open fire knows that it can be tough on not only your pots and pans but the stove itself. These wood burning camp stoves get hot, that’s the idea, but if they’re not made of quality materials and craftmanship they won’t last. The two stove we’ve reviewed in this article are extremely durable and will hold up to the heat. One is made of titanium and the other stainless steel. Both will hold up over the long term.

Anything else?

Not really. Normally we’d discuss fuel types but since this article is specifically about wood burning camp stoves, that’s already been covered! Size and materials have also been covered. It mostly comes down to how you’ll use your stove, backpacking or car camping, where you won’t have to carry the stove too far.

One thing to keep in mind is that these stoves are made to use inside the tent. That is a different type of stove than what most people use when camping.

FAQ

Can I use other things like dried leaves or pine needles in a camping wood stove?

Most wood camping stoves will also accept other natural materials such as leaves and pine needles. But, to be sure, read your owners manual before you try to add anything other than wood.

Can I actually cook meals on my wood stove?

Yes, maybe. It depends on the accessories you have and, to a lesser degree, the size of your stove. Smaller, more compact stoves may not have enough room for larger pots or pans which might limit your meal prep somewhat. Make sure you take this into consideration when picking out your new stove.

Are there any tricks to starting a fire when it’s wet?

Think like a Boy Scout and always be prepared! Carry waterproof matches or a fire starter. These will help get the fire going even if it’s wet and damp outside.

How do I maintain my wood burning stove?

Maintaining a wood camping stove is pretty easy. Empty the ashes frequently, keep all components wiped down and clean and store the stove somewhere dry so the stove doesn’t corrode. Also, check your owners manual for model specific tips to keep your new stove working, and looking, like new for longer.

Pomoly Stove Review – The Bottom Line

I hope you found this article helpful. Camping, backpacking and spending time outside enjoying everything nature has to offer are great activities. But, you don’t have to suffer in cold and damp. A quality wood stove, whether ultra compact for backpacking or a little larger for campsites, can make a huge difference in your comfort level.

The two Pomoly stoves we discussed in this review are both well made and very well reviewed by other buyers. Which model you choose is really just about your needs. If you’re going to be backpacking and need a smaller size, and lighter, stove, the POMOLY Ti Mini 0.6 Portable Lightweight Titanium Stove is the best option due to it’s lightweight and portable design.

But, if you’re camping in an area that isn’t too far from where you’re car is parked, and you need something bigger, the POMOLY Dweller Stainless Steel Stove for Hot Tent Camping is the better option. Bigger, more heating and cooking space means less refilling the wood and more opportunities to make larger meals.

Either way, you can’t go wrong. Have a blast out there!