Description
Ships in 1-2 business days | Based in Japan | Est. 2010
Low cost stove with high-end performance
The Amicus is the affordable, yet high-quality, entry-level model from SOTO. It can become very compact and is suitable for everyone who wants to spontaneously heat something up on the go or cook small dishes.
The concave burner head is set lower and has a raised edge so that it delivers full power even in windy conditions. The regulator allows you to accurately fine-tune the burner. The four support legs snap into place when unfolded. They are large and sturdy enough for larger pots and pans.
Rated at 10210 BTU, the Amicus is compatible with standard isobutane canisters such as Primus, Snow Peak, MSR and Jetboil. This canister stove has many of the capabilities of the more expensive stoves making it an ideal choice for camping and backpacking. A quality stove at a minimal cost that will simmer and mix and match with a variety of different cook pots available today.
Features:
- Raised metal rim & concave burner surface for increased performance under windy conditions
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Fuel-efficient: high energy yield due to the small distance between the cookware and the burner
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Power can be adjusted very precisely
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Valve with 3-fold O-ring so that no gas can escape when not in use
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Extremely light
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Four-leg support for a stable platform of the cookware
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Compact foldability
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Burns very quietly
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Also suitable for larger pots
- Very robust thanks to high-quality materials
Includes:
- Stove
- Stuff sack
Fuel Canister Not Included
**This item cannot be shipped outside of the USA
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Specs:
- Dimensions (in use/unfolded): 3" x 4" x 3.4"
- Dimensions (when stowed/folded): 1.7" x 1.6" x 3"
- Fits pots: 1.65"- 4.33" | 4.2cm-11cm diameter
- Output: 2600 kcal/h 3030w 10210 BTU
- Duration: Burns approx. 1.5 hours with 8oz (250g) canister
Weight:
- Amicus w/igniter: 2.7oz
- Amicus (no igniter): 2.5oz
- Storage pouch: 0.4oz
Made in Japan
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Gifted to a Hiking Companion since 1976
I have been very impressed with the reviews and functionality of this stove that I got one for a friend of mine that we have been hiking together since 1976 when we were freshman in high school. This will update his cooking system from propane canister one burn stove to a lighter, functional workhorse of a stove!
Top Quality Stove!
Lightweight and well made. A steal compared to the MSR unit. My ignitor has worked flawlessly as well. Cannot recommend highly enough!
Solid Stove
This stove gets water boiling faster than all other free standing ones I have used in the past. Almost at fast as a jet boil! The quality is top notch as well. Feels really solid and I doubt it’ll break anytime soon with heavy use. If you want an efficient and durable stove for backpacking endeavors I would highly recommend it!
Old dog learns new trick!
I had convinced myself that my trusty Svea 123 and Sigg touristor wasn't really that much heavier or less convenient than a couple of titanium pots and a canister stove. Boy was I wrong! This new setup cut both size and weight nearly in half. The convenience is also amazing; just attach canister and go. No more priming or spilled fuel. We now take the 900 mil pot and stove with us even on day hikes so when we find a pretty spot we can brew a cup of tea while enjoying the view. Although I have no empirical data the Amicus seems to be faster than the Svea. Absolutely no regrets! ps support GGG and cottage industries!
Had to use lighter at high elevation
This stove boiled water very quickly and the arms kept the pot extremely stable. Only drawback was the igniter did not work at our high elevation camps so we had to use a lighter. Otherwise, excellent product!
