TOAKS TiStand Titanium Alcohol Stove Dual Stand & Windscreen

This product ships zip-tied to a cardboard piece. It is a bit flatter when it ships than when used. When you get it, gently bend a slightly tighter curve into it. Don't freak out. It bends ok, and if you do it gently enough you can get it evenly curved. When you join the whole ring for the first time, the tabs will slightly bulge out one side of the slot. This seems normal. After the first joining, push the tabs back toward flat inside the assembled ring, and you are good to go for the next use. The 4th joint takes practice when you use it, but after a few uses it relaxes and falls into place a bit easier. The height of the holes for the tent peg pot rests is perfect for the Trangia and Evernew DX alcohol stoves, Minibull Designs wick alcohol stoves (and acts as a nice wind guard), solid fuel also works well, but I'd raise the fuel tablet a half inch to an inch for good performance (for that, run the stand upside down with a lid from canned goods as a solid fuel tray. Disassembled, this fits into my brew kit, Zebra Billy Pot bags, and most other corners of my gear. Ranger band it together and fit it darn near anywhere. Since I use Toaks Ti tent pegs all the time, I already know I have spares in case I lose one. Simple, compact, light, and does the job for a decent cost.

Excellent pot stand. Super easy to set up and very stable. I’ve used alot of pot stands in my life and I really like this one. You can make this work with pretty much any alcohol stove. You can modify it to where your pegs sit higher in the stand for something like a trangia by drilling new holes above the existing ones and it works great. For the toaks siphon or evernew stove I would just leave it. Anyway, awesome stand you won’t regret buying it.

Goes together easy. Light and blocks the Wyoming wind pretty well. pairs nicely with the Toaks Siphon stove. One of my favorites

Liked having the pegs to lower pots for alcohol stoves. Worked with Trangia style stove and puck alcohol stoves.

There are a lot of options for wind screens and stands for alcohol stoves but I decided to spend the money on the Toaks titanium setup. It's incredibly lightweight (as you'd expect) and sets up quickly and easily.One important note - the panels, when they first arrive, don't fit in a clean circle and you'll have to form them to fit together. Not a big deal and the titanium easily bends to fit.

It's light weight. I did a test boil at home, one of the stakes severely bent/warped after that test, my 750ml pot doesn't sit flat on the stakes now.

So ... while I actually do have a Toaks Siphon burner, I don't actually use it with this stand/wind screen. I actually use the burner with my debris stoves as a backup in case of rain. What I use this stand for is as a windscreen for my Zelph Fancy Feast stove. This stove has a bukt in pot stand and it's the perfect height to use with this screen. The handles are clear of the top and it does a great job blocking wind. I leave the stakes af home. I used to use a DIY screen I made from an aluminum baking pan, but it was actually so light, the wind would blow it around, defeating the purpose for having it in the first place. This screen is still very light, but stays in place better and still allows the right amount of airflow to maximize burn from the stove.

Great product - hope I don't break it.