Soto WindMaster Stove with 4Flex

So there you go guys. that's the Soto Wind Master. Super cool little stove and I'm glad that I got it and basically these guys here have become obsole...

So there you have it everyone that is. My review of the Soto Win Master Stove again.

I used for the first time and had 2 new Snowpeak 250 fuel canisters. Carried my old Snowpeak stove for backup. Gas would not come out when I opened valve up ( several turns). Tried my old Snowpeak on same stove - worked fine. Tried Soto on the other canister and it worked. Emailed manufacturer and g...

Seems to work well in the wind as other reviews state. It did have a reputation for having a very reliable piezo ignition system (outsoorGearLab reviews etc) but I found it died incredibly quickly; after just 4-5 boils. If buying again I would get one without a piezo and just use matches or a lighte...

After doing a lot (probably too much) research I settled on either this little guy or the MSR PocketRocket Deluxe and here's why:

- They're among the lightest weight

- they both perform well in the wind

- Boil time are great

- Both have wider burners and valves are fine tuned so simmering is possi...

I did a lot of research before getting this stove and I wasn't disappointed in any way shape or form. Just used the Soto WindMaster Stove with 4Flex Pot Support for a water rafting trip down the Colorado River. I am amazed with how awesome this stove performed.

I used the stove to mainly boil wa...

I’ve been using the stove for a number of years now along with a xtspot. It boils 1 liter of water faster than the Jetboil Flash (3min. Vs 3min. 20sec.) but uses 12g of fuel whereas the Jetboil uses 10g. Weight is about the same. It has good flame control and can simmer whereas the Jetboil can’t. Th...

Purchased as backup to my 1.9oz LiteMax. For an ounce more, the pros: quieter, boiled faster, piezo start. Beats LitMax that way. Cons: The 4Flex pot supports can get lost or worse, crushed easily if not stored safely. Also, without the supports, my GSI pot extinguished the Soto flame, so if you bre...

The Soto Windmaster takes a place as being a top favorite among my canister stoves and I don’t say this lightly as I have more than 15 canister stoves as a collector. It looks to be built off of the base or "platform" as the Soto Micro Regulator: There’s a full base with an outer o-ring that seats a...

Like Reflector from SoCal I am a bit of a stove collector. I didn't name my daughter Svea, mostly 'cause I liked the 8R better: my wife bought me a vintage one for my 50th Bday. Anyway for the last five years of my Brooks range focus, my active use stove arsenal has been a JetBoil Joule and a Soto M...