Great explanation of what looks to be a worthy MSR competitor. I have a few Soto bits, and all of them are well engineered. Thanks for a great review, all the best Mally.
Very cool. Jus wondering if it has an accessory suspension kit. I looked on the US site an nothing but I'm thinking them Japanese companies make ever option usually.
I was in Japan lately and saw a table with a cutout for the StormBreaker stove head and stability prongs to insert through for ultimate stability. The table had a SOTO logo on it. Those items sold in Japan only.
Thanks for this video (hailing from the Scottish Borders). I like the versatility, but I think there is no way to cook in your vestibule whilst using the white fuel (I know you're not supposed to anyway). It seems like the flame would easily tickle the top of your tent.
@@theasiamtmgroupOnce the atomizer tube at the stove head turns hot, you won’t have the yellow flame and go straight to on and no smell of petrol when in On mode. I’ve been using unleaded Petrol for my stove for 2 years and pour back into my car when camping is over.
Hi Dave, good lad, 🤣 I find the soto stuff to be of good quality and does what it's supposed to. Yes, it's controllable down to a simmer, the same as the windmaster. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍🏻🏴
Thanks Marcus, I have not used petrol in my stoves, but I would if I had to. Petrol can go off and leave a smell behind if you tip some on your kit, no smell on the food while cooking though. Cheers for watching 👍🏻🏴
Автомобильный бензин не оставляет запаха в еде. Разве что вы обольете им руки и уже с рук запах на еду перейдет. В плане запаха хуже всего керосин или солярка - не дай бог в рюкзак пролить. Я использовал все это топливо но в других горелках, касательно этой можно предположить что на керосине и солярке вы ее не разожжете штатным способом, а так как в горелке нет ванночки для разогрева, то это станет проблемой.
@@WelshGallivanterI’ve been using this stove for more than 2 years. Kerosene and Diesel will work but its dirty fuel and impurities and soot will accumulate in the stove head. Try using unleaded fuel for maintenance free use. Methylated Spirit will also work with this stove. I use unleaded petrol for my vehicles, so unused fuel in the canister can be poured back into my vehicle tank when i get back from camping trip.
That was probably the fastest transition from priming to full burn I’ve ever seen for a stove. Extremely impressed
Thank you for the detailed explanation of the valve, etc. Well done. And done well.
@@AndrewJDN Thanks for watching and commenting 👍🏻 🏴
Great explanation of what looks to be a worthy MSR competitor. I have a few Soto bits, and all of them are well engineered. Thanks for a great review, all the best Mally.
Thanks Mally, good to hear from you. Yes, I am liking the soto gear more and more performers really well. atb 👍🏻🏴
Very cool. Jus wondering if it has an accessory suspension kit. I looked on the US site an nothing but I'm thinking them Japanese companies make ever option usually.
Hi, not that I am aware of. I will have to take a look. 👍🏻🏴
I was in Japan lately and saw a table with a cutout for the StormBreaker stove head and stability prongs to insert through for ultimate stability. The table had a SOTO logo on it. Those items sold in Japan only.
@@fatkornDid you find a suspension kit for this stove? I know that Primus sells one, but I don't know if it would be compatible with Soto stoves.
Defies all logic for my needs but I really want one of these!
Get one ready for cold weather camping, spoil yourself 👍🏻🏴
Nice vid. Thanks!
Thanks for this video (hailing from the Scottish Borders). I like the versatility, but I think there is no way to cook in your vestibule whilst using the white fuel (I know you're not supposed to anyway). It seems like the flame would easily tickle the top of your tent.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍🏻. Successfully cooked in the vestibule on my latest video, well half in half out. Cheers 👍🏻🏴
@@WelshGallivanter Yeah just watched it. The stove may be defective though, it sounds a bit “farty”
@@theasiamtmgroupOnce the atomizer tube at the stove head turns hot, you won’t have the yellow flame and go straight to on and no smell of petrol when in On mode. I’ve been using unleaded Petrol for my stove for 2 years and pour back into my car when camping is over.
I never got an little bag ☹
i wonder what is the lowest setting you can get with white fuel
Great video. I've recently discovered Soto and am also now going "Soto Crazy" 😂 How's the simmer control when using the fuel bottle?
Hi Dave, good lad, 🤣 I find the soto stuff to be of good quality and does what it's supposed to. Yes, it's controllable down to a simmer, the same as the windmaster. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍🏻🏴
Awesome vid thank you. Have you tried using car petrol? And does it leave a smell either in the food or drinks(or anything else…)?
Thanks Marcus, I have not used petrol in my stoves, but I would if I had to. Petrol can go off and leave a smell behind if you tip some on your kit, no smell on the food while cooking though. Cheers for watching 👍🏻🏴
Автомобильный бензин не оставляет запаха в еде. Разве что вы обольете им руки и уже с рук запах на еду перейдет. В плане запаха хуже всего керосин или солярка - не дай бог в рюкзак пролить.
Я использовал все это топливо но в других горелках, касательно этой можно предположить что на керосине и солярке вы ее не разожжете штатным способом, а так как в горелке нет ванночки для разогрева, то это станет проблемой.
Thanks for your video. Do you know if the Soto Stormbreaker is the only multi-fuel stove that doesn't require priming?
Thanks for watching and commenting. I'm not sure, not able to comment, im afraid.
@@WelshGallivanter Thanks for your quick reply. Did you ever have to prime it though?
@franka7691 No, just followed the lightning procedure and pumped the air.
@@franka7691It doesn’t need priming in the traditional way by igniting some fuel in a cup to warm the generator.
Give away for me 😊😊😊
I'm guessing this won't burn Diesel or Kerosene? Just white gas and petrol
it's says its a white fuel stove. Cant say what else will run through it 🤔 👍🏻🏴
@@WelshGallivanterI’ve been using this stove for more than 2 years. Kerosene and Diesel will work but its dirty fuel and impurities and soot will accumulate in the stove head. Try using unleaded fuel for maintenance free use. Methylated Spirit will also work with this stove. I use unleaded petrol for my vehicles, so unused fuel in the canister can be poured back into my vehicle tank when i get back from camping trip.
Thank you for the nice and simple explanation. It was very helpful 🙏🤗👋👋