Camping Stove Windscreen 16 Plates Folding Outdoor Stove Windshield Camp Stove Wind Screen Aluminium Alloy Windshield for Butane Burner Grill Wind Blocker Shield

This has been working great. It's long enough to go almost 3/4 of the way around my Char Griller flat iron griddle so I can block most of the wind. I'm usually able to clip it onto the edge so it's not blown off.

I recently got one of those little camping stoves that you sit on top of a table and hooks to a little propane tank and last time I went camping the wind was obnoxious and this works very well it folds up very small and is easily a good travel item.The wind protection was perfect I was able to boil my water and under 10 minutes I think it's a good value for the money and the use is highly recommended the design is flawless.It also doesn't hold heat very long I would say after a minute it's cools down.

Beautifully made, and the sections may be easily removed or added to fit the size pot in use. The weight is a little disappointing: just under 1 ounce per section, so for 8 sections to go around my larger pot, just under 8 ounces added to the load. Material appears to be aluminum but might have been lighter gage to reduce weight.It works perfectly as windscreen for the alcohol stove I intend to use it with.I will probably not use this for backpacking unless really heavy wind dictates. It will certainly go along for desert and car camping.

I love it. Great windscreen I have already used with my titanium backpacking stove (used 5 panels and the pins in ground held the screen secure) and my single burner butane (can-type) car camping stove (screen shielded both sides and rear using all 10 panels (was on a table so pins were not needed). Think I sold 2 as people asked me where I got mine. Yours are perfect thickness and height in my opinion for general use. I had no trouble with hinge pins falling out as some reviewers did with other brands. Yes for the UL backpacking crowd these are too heavy (they use aluminum foil or wishful thinking), but for everyone else I recommend this windscreen. I also tried it with a Jetboil and it was high enough to even shield that pot. I am thinking about ordering the 8 panel version and cutting the plates to ~1/2 height and carrying only 5 as my titanium stove is so low the full height panels are way too tall. It will weight slightly more than my homemade thin aluminum roll up screen I have been using, but I like the way this folds flat. I am not a gram counter, prefer function over "absolute lightest". Me, I tent and car camp, hike, backpack (>6k mi so far). This is a good product.

The effect is very good, just as the seller described, convenient and easy to use.

This is a good product so I gave it 5 stars. It blocks the wind, and as needed, you can remove the metal pin connectors and resize with a different number of panels. I wish they offered one with a little taller sections, to help with heat reflection. The only other comment I have is that if the screen sitting on a smooth surface, the wind can shift it around, so buyers in that situation may want to consider a strategy/hack to hold it in position.

The product is really light and wind will blow the whole screen. It barely can protect itself from wind.

As advertised.