The water is almost hot. Then a gust hits. The flame goes flat. Now you wait all over again.
Stand this thin metal wall around your stove. The wind hits the wall, not the flame. Your pot keeps the heat. Dinner is on time.
What you get: One folding windshield with the number of plates you pick, and a black bag to carry it in.
Our 30-day promise: If a plate or pin bends, snaps or comes loose within 30 days, email us a photo. We will make it right with a refund or a new one.
Shipping: Free. Arrives in 5 to 10 business days.
Need a stove to go with it? Look at our small AdventureChef gas stove. Keep the gas side open.

✓ A wall around the fire. Plates stand up tall on three sides of the stove. The wind goes around.
✓ Packs flat. Fold it up like a deck of cards. Slide it in the bag. It packs small.

✓ Bend it to fit. Each plate turns on a pin. Curve it round, or make a U shape.
✓ Stays up. Pins at the base push into soft dirt. That holds it in place.
✓ Take out a plate. Plates slide off the pins. Make it shorter when you need to.
The sun is going down. It is cold. Four people wait for hot food. You click the stove on.
A gust comes off the lake. The flame lies flat and dies. You light it again. It dies again. Your hands shake. Your face goes red. They are all looking at you.
Now you stand the thin wall up around the stove. The next gust hits the metal. The flame stays up. Soon the pot starts to steam. You all eat. You breathe out.

✓ Cook by the water. Wind comes hard off the water. Now you can still cook right by the shore.

✓ A bag for it. The black bag has a pull cord. It keeps the plates together in your pack.

✓ Pick your size. More plates go farther around. Big pots and wide stoves need more.
✓ Check the 9-plate. It is short. It is only 13.5 cm (5.3 in) tall. The rest are 24 cm (9.4 in) tall.