The SOTO Amicus is a highly regarded, budget-friendly backpacking stove known for its excellent wind resistance and superior pot stability compared to typical 3-prong stoves. While the version with an integrated igniter can be finicky, many users prefer the lighter, simpler model without it, or simply carry a backup lighter. It is a reliable, high-performing choice for three-season backpacking.




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Avantages
- Excellent performance in windy conditions due to concave burner design
- Four-prong pot support provides superior stability compared to 3-prong competitors
- Reliable build quality at an affordable price point
- Compact and lightweight design for backpacking
Inconvénients
- Igniter on the ignition-model can be inconsistent/unreliable (carry a lighter)
- Fiddly to deploy pot supports for some users
- Not as wind-proof as the higher-end SOTO WindMaster
⚠ Signaux d'alerte
- Potential for piezo igniter failure on the ignition model
- Spring-retention mechanism for pot supports may show wear over extended, heavy use
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Meilleures options
Pourquoi changer : A common competitor; slightly lighter and boils water faster in perfect conditions, though less wind-resistant than the Amicus.
An upgrade from SOTO if you frequently hike in exposed, high-wind environments or require better fuel efficiency and faster boil times.
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