Folding Stove Windscreen - 10 Panels Wind Shield Aluminium Alloy Windshield Camp Stove Wind Screen for Stove in Camping, Hiking, Backpacking, Picnicking or in Backyard (Silver)

Super lightweight and packs just about any place in your backpack. Not cumbersome at all and it does a really good job breaking the wind that steals all your BTU's away. These are a MUST with just about ANY alcohol stove and it will greatly enhance your canister stove's ability to heat quicker and stay hotter!

Works well, saves fuel, allows me to burn a lower flame. No instructions, and a couple of the hinge pins fall out once in a while so it falls apart, the part that's flattened in order to make it tight isn't quite tight enough. The steel loop parts shown in the photos, not sure what they're for, maybe handles to stay cool for opening it? They pull out or fall out easily, I may just throw them away. Mine never gets hot as I use a jet-boil which traps most of the heat and its heat exchanger.

Good value for the money, it would have been nice if there were a few more to surround my stove completely but they are very easy to store, come in a handy bag.

Living the life i live with a back-pack on my back this stove shield is the perfect height and circumference for my pack stove and pots. It slides down into the easiest place in my pack and folds up with ease i dig this shield.

I tried to use around colman camp stove. Wind keep knocking it over. I liked the idea of it but will have to figure a way to keep it from blowing over.

The hinge pins kept falling out. It’s pretty much useless unles you like being aggravated while using a piece of junk. For that, it’s perfect.

Picked this up to protect my delicate fire while cooking in the wild. It breaks the wind like nothing ever broke wind before. Enveloping my cooking food with a protective barrier of rock hard aluminum. It's light weight and easy to use. Only down side is the hinge pins tend to slide out.

Camp cooking is better with this shield.

Works great and folds flat

it covers the camping burner well, but there's nothing to hold it down during a wind! so a pain having to set something up or to keep uprighting it

utiliser tout est ok