Soto deals
Soto is a Japanese maker of backpacking stoves known for the Windmaster and Amicus, both favored for their pressure-regulated burners and light weight. The page currently lists no live deals, so there is no saving to report. Standout items to compare are the Windmaster and the Amicus.
Prices at every store and price history for Soto products.
Soto products: prices and price history
Questions and answers
- When does Soto go on sale?
- Soto stoves see the deepest discounts during REI member sales, Backcountry and Moosejaw seasonal events, and end-of-season clearance in late fall. There are no live deals on this page right now.
- Where is Soto cheapest?
- Mass retailers like REI and Backcountry usually match each other on the Windmaster and Amicus, while Amazon can undercut them on the Amicus. Check the price history here before buying, since discounts on Soto gear are infrequent.
- What are Soto's best products?
- The Windmaster is the flagship: a 3.0 oz canister stove with a pressure regulator and a four-prong pot support that handles wider pots. The Amicus is the lighter, cheaper option at about 2.9 oz with a simpler three-prong support.
- Does Soto accept returns?
- Soto itself does not sell direct to US shoppers, so returns go through the retailer you bought from. REI takes unused gear back within one year; Amazon and Backcountry follow their own windows.
- Is the Soto Windmaster worth it over the Amicus?
- The Windmaster's regulator keeps output steady in cold and low-fuel conditions, and its wider pot support is more stable with larger cookware. The Amicus costs less and weighs slightly less, but gives up the regulator and stability.