Stove Windscreen for Camp, 12 Plates Camping Windshield, Folding Stoves Wind Screen by IDOMIK, Foldable Outdoor Cooking Portable Wind Guard Aluminum Alloy Lightweight

Camping in a windy area and having problems keeping the 17" Blackstone griddle heat up. This shield did the trick. Recommended.

For a cooking wind shield, this works well. Its lightweight, so hurricane force winds will indeed blow it over. Its tall. The whatever plastametal it is does get hot, but cools fast and so far has not heated up enough to be a danger or burn through the table. The end can hook together if you want two to ring your multiburner with wind shielding goodness. Its worth the money. That being Said, the pegs fall out and you have to make sure you look for them or you just have a bunch of little metal pieces and a little metal pole somewhere in your campsite. But expect what you pay for people. I own twoz

The good and bad are the same thing. I use it for my Jetboil double burner stove. The included wind screen was plastic. I like the height. But depending on the table being used, this blows over in a light/medium breeze. It needs to be folded at every hinge to give it stability. Understand the lightness for backpacking, but I raft or RV and the weight isn't my biggest concern. Probably my fault for buying this one.

Works great! I got this to block the wind on my 17” Blackstone tabletop griddle when camping. It works great and is easy to move and adjust around the griddle depending on the wind.

I was pretty disappointed in the quality of this product. The metal is very thin, which of course makes it lightweight, but it's too lightweight to hold up in desert winds. It was difficult to fold and unfold and I can see it would not last long at all. This is being returned.

Great size for standard two-burner camping stoves that don't have windscreens, like my Coleman Fold and Go. It's sturdy without weighing a ton, and does not need to fully extend, so it works for smaller units at higher winds as well.

I liked that the windscreen was flexible to wrap around my stove. It was lightly windy and it did shift with slight gusts. It may need to be secured. The other downside is that the pins holding the hinges slip out easily and you can’t secure them in. I had a few fall out while using the windscreen. It would be nice if they were all longer and had a bend like the end pins. It is nice that more panels can be added.

This wind screen had more plates than most I could find. Stands up great to reflect heat and keep the wind off your fire when getting it started.