TOAKSTitanium Wind Screen

First, this thing is flimsy. I fully expected it to be, as it is nothing more than a sheet of titanium. It is basically a more durable form of aluminum at this thickness, which is EXACTLY what I want for the purpose of weight savings and practicality. The edges are sharp, so be careful. To be honest I'm kinda shocked there are grown adults on here leaving bad reviews acting all suprised that thin sheets of metal are sharp...I trimmed it down in height with scissors by about a 1/4" so it could nest inside my Toaks 750ml pot (tall version) wrapped around my 450ml mug. I use a small paper clip to keep it wrapped around the stove when burning. It does the job it is intended to, which is to block the wind from an alcohol stove.One more note, this is NOT meant to be used with a cannister stove. They are only for liquid alcolhol stoves like a Trangia or dried alcohol like an Esbit cube. Do not ever wrap a heat shield around a cannister, as this will heat up the can and cause it to potentially explode. This is common knowledge in the backpacking world and I'm kinda shocked (again) to see so many people talking about using them for that.

It keeps the flame from blowing around on my little alcohol stove hiking setup. It's a bit 'tall' so I can't put it inside my pot except at an angle, but I suppose I could cut it down if needed. The metal is thin but not too thin. I pack a paperclip with it to hold it closed. I think it useful and a good value!

This is exactly what I needed for my BRS 1000 stove, the only thing you may need to do is use an emery board to deburr the edges

I wish this was available just 1-2 gauges heavier. It's already feather-iight - it would probably only add a few grams, not even ounces. At this gauge it feels like a mechanic's shim - it's very floppy. In a light breeze it shields a stove well, but if the wind really picks up the shield itself gets blown over.

The media could not be loaded. That is dangerous product - it can lead to stove and canister explosion. This windscreen compatible only with certain types of stove and for others it causes overheat, but seller hides this information.I have one stove (Firemapple) destroyed with this screen. Luck that it did not explode. It is not compatile with all of canister stoves.Attaching video where you can see stove damaged after overheat.

Super light, almost too light. If using in the wind it will likely blow away! You'll need to find some sticks or rocks to pin it in place. It's coiled super tight and wants to snap back into the size of a straw, which can snuff out your stove.

I bought this to upgrade an older heavier windscreen for my solo stove to ultralight. It is very thin, and certainly ultralight. Held together with a paperclip or 2, it seems to be fairly stable and holds its shape. Im not sure yet how it will do in a strong wind, but am excited to try it. will update if there is any issues with it after using

i got this fairly far into my backpacking journey and ive got to say i wish i had it the whole time, it would have saved me so much time and money in so many places! first of all, its **ALMOST** indestructible. i put it around one of my mugs and that nests inside another cup and im never very nice when i do it and it gets bent and rolled and beat up but it doesnt tear and i can mostly straighten it out enough to roll it flat again. holds tight against my trangia burner and mini windblock, cuts down boiling 1L of water by whole minutes. doesnt fall over like flat panel foldable windscreens. you can trim the length but i let it wrap around more, doesnt seem to affect anything. worth its weight ten times over.