Piran Crossfire Ultra Campfire Pot Stand

The stand works great outdoors. You can place a pan stably on it, nothing slips off. Before use, it needs to be burned in and greased with oil, so there is a bit of work involved. It is small and foldable.

Thanks to the cover, the inside of the backpack stays clean; when folded, the stand is compact and fits easily into flat pockets for documents or maps. You can also consider buying the larger XL model, which you will also find in the shop.

I bought the stand with a frying pan in mind. It is lightweight and takes up very little space, perfect for long trips into the forest and for use on an allotment. It’s really worth recommending.

The product is interesting both in terms of concept and workmanship – however, for example, with frying pans, which usually have a convex bottom, it is annoying that they wobble. A huge plus for the included cover and the weight of the base. I definitely recommend it for cast iron pots and kettles.

It doesn’t take up much space in the backpack. It’s easy to fold, but you have to watch out for hot elements when packing. The stabilising wire is unnecessary, and I haven’t tried it as a grate yet. It works perfectly with the Miltec spirit stove. If you set it deeper in the ground, it will effectively protect against the wind. I recommend it.