🔥 IDOMIK Stove Windscreen: 12 Plates Camping Windshield for Camp, Foldable & Lightweight, Aluminum Alloy Camping Wind Guard Review

Camping in a windy area and having trouble keeping the heat on a 17" Blackstone pan. This shield has done its job. highlighted.

Works great! I bought this to protect my 17" Blackstone table pan from the wind when camping. It works great and is easy to move around the pan and adjust depending on the wind.

Large size for standard two burner camping stoves without a windshield like my Coleman Fold and Go. It's sturdy but doesn't weigh a ton and doesn't need to be fully extended, making it suitable for smaller rigs in strong winds.

I was very disappointed in the quality of this product. The metal is very thin, which of course makes it light, but it's too light to withstand the desert wind. It was difficult to fold and unfold and I can see it won't last long. it's coming back

Good and bad are the same. I use it for my two burner jetboil stove. The supplied windshield was made of plastic. i like height But depending on the table you use, it will be blown by light/medium wind. It must be folded at each hinge to give it stability. Understand lightness for backpacking, but I'm rafting or river rafting and weight isn't my biggest issue. It's probably my fault for buying it.

I liked that the windscreen was flexible so I could wrap it around my stove. There was a light wind with small gusts. Maybe it needs to be backed up. Another downside is that the pins holding the hinges slide out easily and you can't secure them. I had a few drips while using the windshield. It would be nice if they were all longer and had a curve like end pins. It's good that you can add more panels.

It is quite suitable for a cooking disc. It's lightweight, so gale force winds will really blow it away. He is tall. Plastic metal, whatever it is, heats up but cools down quickly and still hasn't heated up enough to pose a hazard or burn through the table. The ends can be hooked together if you want two rings to surround your windproof multi flashlight. It costs money. If you do, the pegs will fall out and you'll have to make sure you look for them, or you'll just end up with some small pieces