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Soto Amicus vs SOTO Fusion Trek

Weight and specs compared for 2026 — and which one to choose.

No winner on weight yet. The recorded weights have not both been verified on the same basis. Size, included parts and single-item versus pair weights can differ. Check the linked sources before choosing a replacement.

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Spec Soto Amicus SOTO Fusion Trek
Weight 71 g · 0.071 kg · 0.16 lb
as listed, Amicus stove without igniter
 182 g · 0.182 kg · 0.40 lb
product
Brand Soto SOTO
Category Cooking Cooking
Soto Amicus
71 g

Compact and lightweight canister stove with four-flex pot supports.

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SOTO Fusion Trek
182 g

Detachable canister stove with micro regulator for steady flame in cold weather and as fuel runs low; three legs double as pot supports. (weight: stove only, no...

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Soto Amicus vs SOTO Fusion Trek: which should you buy?

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