Soto Amicus, WindMaster and Toaks Titanium Pots: Cook Kit
How we did this: we read Soto’s and Toaks’ own product pages, checked on 29 Sep 2026. Soto’s online store was not showing prices that day, so Soto prices are left out. We have not field-tested this gear.
An ultralight cook kit is a canister stove and a titanium pot. Soto’s Amicus stove weighs 2.9 oz with its igniter; Toaks’ 750 ml titanium pot weighs 103 g (3.6 oz) with its lid and costs $26. Together they come to 184 g (6.5 oz) before fuel. Soto’s WindMaster saves 0.6 oz and adds a pressure regulator.
Soto Amicus vs Soto WindMaster
| Spec | Soto Amicus (with igniter) | Soto WindMaster |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 2.9 oz (81 g) | 2.3 oz (67 g) with TriFlex; 3.0 oz (87 g) with 4Flex |
| Output | 11,000 BTU in Soto’s spec list (10,210 BTU elsewhere on the page) | 11,000 BTU |
| Burn time | About 1.5 h on a 250 g canister | About 1.5 h on a 250 g canister |
| Stowed size | 1.7 x 1.6 x 3.0 in | TriFlex 3.7 x 0.4 x 1.0 in (support only) |
Source: Soto’s Amicus and WindMaster pages, checked 29 Sep 2026.
Soto Amicus
Soto describes the Amicus as a low-cost stove with high-end performance, compatible with standard isobutane canisters such as Primus, Snow Peak, MSR and Jetboil. The version with the built-in igniter weighs 2.9 oz.
Check price →Soto WindMaster
The WindMaster has a pressure regulator. On wind, Soto says:
“Boil 2 cups of water in under 2-1/2 minutes in strong winds and gusty weather.”
Soto, WindMaster page
It weighs 2.3 oz with the small TriFlex pot support or 3.0 oz with the four-arm 4Flex for larger pots.
Check price →Toaks titanium pots compared
| Pot | Capacity | Weight with lid | Per 100 ml | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toaks Ultralight 550 ml | 550 ml | 72 g (2.6 oz) | 13.1 g | $29.95 |
| Toaks 750 ml | 750 ml | 103 g (3.6 oz) | 13.7 g | $26 |
| Toaks 900 ml D115 | 900 ml | 116 g (4.1 oz) | 12.9 g | $45 |
| Toaks 1100 ml | 1100 ml | 125 g (4.4 oz) | 11.4 g | $46.95 |
Source: Toaks product pages, checked 29 Sep 2026. Per-100 ml weight is our calculation. Bail-handle versions weigh a little more (750 ml: 110 g; 1100 ml: 145 g).
The 750 ml is the solo pick. At 103 g with lid and $26 it is the cheapest pot here, and Toaks lists a 110 g fuel canister among the containers that fit inside it. The 550 ml saves 31 g if you only boil water for one; the 1100 ml suits two people or real cooking.
Check price →A complete cook kit, by the numbers
- Lightest: Soto WindMaster (TriFlex) + Toaks 550 ml: 67 + 72 = 139 g (4.9 oz).
- Solo standard: Soto Amicus + Toaks 750 ml: 81 + 103 = 184 g (6.5 oz).
- Two people: Soto WindMaster (4Flex) + Toaks 1100 ml: 87 + 125 = 212 g (7.5 oz).
Add a fuel canister and a lighter as backup; our figures are before fuel.
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The bottom line
A Soto Amicus and a Toaks 750 ml titanium pot make a 184 g (6.5 oz) solo cook kit before fuel. Pay for the WindMaster if you cook in wind; choose the Toaks 550 ml to go lighter or the 1100 ml for two.
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