Compact stove with an independent micro-regulator. Delivers stable flame power up to 3.5 kW (3000 kcal/h).
Lightweight, wind-resistant design, ideal for groups of more than 3 people.
Fusion Trek
115€
⭐ 4.0 / 5 (1 review)
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The Fusion Trek backpacking stove, made by Soto Outdoors in Toyakama, Japan, uses virtually the same construction as the WindMaster, but in a remote-hose version to provide greater stability for large pots.
When to use it
It features a larger burner and pot support compared to other models, giving it the ability to hold bigger pots, making it an ideal choice for groups of more than 3 people.
It sets up quickly and is efficient for simmering, boiling, and cooking meals. Its independent micro-regulator ensures stable performance, even during continuous use or in low temperatures.
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Design
It has a built-in micro-regulator that provides stable flame output and is not easily affected by pressure drops in the canister during continuous use or at low temperatures.
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Performance
Fuel efficiency was very satisfying. It maintains the same heat output (2,800 kcal/h) whether the outside temperature is 20 ℃ or -5 ℃, for cooking dinner and melting a bit of snow (more like ice).
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Specifications
- Weight: 182 g
- Output: 3260w – 2800 kcal/h – 11000 BTU
- Open dimensions: 43 x 14 x 10 cm
- Packed dimensions: 11 x 6 x 10 cm
- Storage bag.
- Made of stainless steel
Ratings and reviews
4.0 / 5
(1 review)
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Tato Roses Martinez (verified owner)
The stove is generally very good: quiet, light, and powerful. The only issue I see is that when you disconnect it from the gas canister, more gas comes out than with other stoves. It’s possible that the reason is that it has a power regulator, whose purpose is to provide the same gas flow regardless of how much gas is left in the canister.