BRS-3000T vs Soto Windmaster

It weighs far less than any other store have ever seen, and we've proven that it can do the trick so which one of these scopes would you pick. Let us ...

I like the Soto Windmaster for a stove as it’s really lightweight and does better in the wind than the Pocket Rocket.

I'M dropping that back down. That's getting you'll move, they're owned! All of the time has been, you know, it's fell out of the bag and landed on on ...

Let's break this stove down fold the legs around the base, depending on your pot size. This can fit in along with your gas. Canister, however, doesn't...

I've had no problems at all. Lights everytime, burns hot without sputtering, and cools fast. For its intended purpose it's great.

They design all sorts of stoves and lanterns and different products very well thought out products most of their products have like multiple uses. Eve...

BRS 3000T is $17 and ~25g, which saves you nearly a full lb and otherwise lets you cook just as planned. Pocketrocket is definitely a sturdier, slightly more efficient stove (my original Pocketrocket from 2000 is still working fine), but it's hard to beat the cost and weight of the BRS 3000T..

the winner is the soto windmaster, the budget winner the soto amicus.

I started writing a bunch of stuff other people already had written down, so after shaking down my shakedown, here's my ultralight list of ultralight suggestions:

I would skip the JetBoil and get a Soto Windmaster or a Fire Maple Blade 2. Jetboils are heavy and not that much better than a lightweight stove and a titanium pot. The minimo in particular doesn't even have any real advantages for wind resistance and still weighs significantly more than many other stoves and pots.