SOTOTriFlex and 4Flex WindMaster Stainless Steel Stove Stand, Lightweight, User-friendly and Stable (Stove Not Included)

If you're a camper, you don't need this. If you're a backpacker, I consider this an essential item. Compared to the four-flex pot support that comes with the Soto Windmaster stove, the Tri-flex has 4 advantages: 1) it's lighter, 2) it's less likely to break, 3) it's much smaller so it fits easily in my 700ml pot along with my fuel and other cooking items, and 4) the 3 supports fit perfectly into the three cut-outs on the Fire Maple Petrel pot -- making for a highly efficient and wind-resistant setup. I just wish that it was included with the Soto Windmaster, like in the long, long ago.

Fits my Campingmoon XD-2F stove no problem. Easy to use and secures to the stove without any trouble. It also fits inside the pouch that came with the stove, right along side the other potholder the stove came with. Very pleased.

Pictures show a comparison of size and weight between the SOTO TriFlex bought from this Amazon Store and the 4Flex Pot Support that came with my WindMaster Stove.I purchased the TriFlex pot support to nest inside the Snow Peak Trek 700 with a fuel canister a little easier. The 4Flex does fit but this little TriFlex is smaller, lighter and quicker to setup/breakdown. It's perfect for a small pot. If I wanted to bring a larger pot, or support other pots in my backpacking/hunting party, I'd bring the 4Flex instead.

Shaves a fair amount of weight off an already lightweight, well designed stove. I'm happy, although the price kinda stinks though...

Super light, easy to use, durable, but seems super easy to lose. So be careful where you put it.Never once had it slip off the burner. I had a friend lose multiple bowls of dinner on his MSR Pocket Rocket 2 because the catch for the arm failed. Keep in mind, the arms are very small. I never spilled a single dinner in 143 nights on the Pacific Crest Trail this summer, despite having an enormous 2L pot. We only saw one other couple with a pot that big; It's basically unheard of. If you're not a careful person, you won't be so successful. Most other hikers had some sort of mishap in 5-6 months. I always made sure the stove was level, that the pot was centered by checking how easily it tilted in all 3 directions, and never walked away from it or moved about around it. The stove was always treated like a bomb, which seems over the top, But hey, I never knocked a dinner over...

Loved this new addition to my Soto Windmaster. Took it out on a 400 mile backpacking trip. Weird as expected. Very sturdy and able to hold my 900 ml toaks pot. I was able to reduce ounces by replacing the 4 prong bulky attachment with this slip fold flat attachment that takes up less space in my cook kit. Exactly as described. A must buy

I'm only giving this four stars because the Soto Windmaster should really be sold with this as an option instead of the 4flex, but this works very well. It's easy to get on and off, it's quickly adjustable to get the arms to stick out straight so it will be compatible with the Fire-Maple G3 Petrel, and you save an ounce and space over the 4flex.

Alternate pot support for the CampingMoon/Soto stove. Allows the use of the FireMaple Petrel pot with heat exchanger. The pot can be used on the 4-legged pot support, but is designed for 3-legged and has slots to secure the pot to the support legs.Fits just like the original support and the stove case has room to fit both.