AOTU Fuel Can Stabilizer for Camping Stoves，Mini Foldable Outdoor Camping Hiking Cooking Gas Tank Stove Stand Cartridge Canister Tripod

Very solid holder for an otherwise tippy situation. Like that it folds down small enough to fit into the pot I use. Stove, stand, and cartridge all nicely nested. Have only used it twice so far so I have no good feel for durability yet, but it looks like it should hold up well if I don't abuse it.

Light, sturdy. Canister clicks in place, making your stove extra stable. Folks small- fits in my pot right on top of the canister AMF takes up very little space. Great design and functionality for tiny weight cost.

Took some shaving off of the legs to fit into my Toaks pot. Is stable and helpful holding the stove steady.

works great for my back packing fuel canisters

Although I have not yet used it in the field, I was pleased to find that this stand snaps into place on the bottom of my Gas One 100 gm. fuel canisters perfectly, providing a stable base. I cannot speak to the use of other canisters as I have not tried other brands as yet. It folds up small and is lightweight as well. I do not yet know how long it will last or how much weight it can support, but it is so inexpensive you could easily purchase another one for backup. So far so good. I recommend this product.

Have used with the small and normal sized gas canisters. Works great with both. I had to shave a little plastic off some edges to get it to fit in my Toaks 750ml pot, but now it’s perfect.

Bought this little fuel can stabilizer mostly for the heck of it to give my fuel canister a little wider base and stability. I've been using a full sized, 230 g, canister. When testing this out, I realized that it does not completely fit these bigger canisters. There are 3 little legs that fold out. Each leg has some notches in them that the canister can rest in. I can get the canister into the last notch on two of the legs but in order to get the third leg to snap in, you have to have the leg bent and completely locked out. I tried to capture this in one of my pics. Despite one of the legs not being straight, it still feels stable. It takes a bit of effort to get the can to snap into that last leg so it feels tight and secure. Still useful, still functional, just be aware that the fit isn't perfect. I'm not sure how this fits with a 100g canisters as I don't have one. But I will be testing that as well at some point. Overall, this product was less than 10$, and for that, I can live with the imperfect fit.

Works great, fits the fuel canisters well and can also fit into a toaks pot when folded. I did file down some edges very slightly so that it pops in and out of the pot easier.