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But man are they a night and day difference. Quicker to set up and break down, quiet, easier to clean, far more rigid so you don't have to worry as much about wind, and any potential creosote buildup runs down *inside* the tubing, instead of dripping down the exterior of the pipe and onto the stove/tent.
They're my new default. Just make sure if you're like me and have some older Pomoly stoves that you check to see if you need the new damper as well, since these have a different diameter than the older models.
Sectioned solid stove pipe would be very easy to make a wire-mesh (bunny cage hardware cloth) spark arrestor.
Next outing I will add holes to the spark artestor and have a wire-mesh alternative.
Still a solid '5-stars'.