SOTO TriTrail Gas Stove Camping Stove (135 g) - Ultralight Outdoor Stove for MSF-1a Pierce Cartridges, with Piezo Ignition, Concave Burner Head, Micro Regulator, Made in Japan

• EDITOR'S CHOICE 2026 - "BEST COOKER" BY OUTDOOR MAGAZINE - Awarded by the renowned German outdoor magazine outdoor magazine as the best cooker 2026. The SOTO TriTrail combines the lightness of a backpacking stove (only 135 g) with the affordable MSF-1a pierce cartridges - one sixth of the fuel cost of classic screw-on gas cartridges.
• Ultra light with only 135 g - compact pack size - At only 135 g weight, the TriTrail is around 59% lighter than the proven SOTO Regulator Stove ST-310. Compact dimensions (138 × 156 × 111 mm) and the sturdy 3-leg design make it the perfect companion for trekking, backpacking, bike packing and mountaineering – not just for base camp.
• Wind-protected burner and micro regulator - The concave burner head (like the SOTO WindMaster) protects the flame from side wind and concentrates heat efficiently under the pot. The patented Micro Regulator system keeps the gas pressure stable - even in cold or almost empty cartridge, the TriTrail burns with full power of 2,600 W (2,200 kcal/h).
• STEALTH PIEZO IGNITION & FINE FLAME REGULATION - Built-in piezo ignition with internal cable - Safe lighting at the touch of a button, without lighter. Continuous flame regulation from gentle simmer to full power. In test: 1 litre of water boils in just 4:30 minutes with a gas consumption of 13.5 g.
• MSF-1A Pierceable Cartridges - Up to 6 x Cheaper - Works with standard MSF-1a puncture cartridges (CB cartridge) available in supermarkets, hardware stores and outdoor shops anywhere. Fuel costs approx. 1 € per cartridge instead of 6-9 € for screw gas cartridges. Box contents: cooker + nylon packing bag. Gas cartridge not included. Made in Japan.

The SOTO TriTrail ST-350 is the latest development by Japanese cooker specialist Shinfuji Burner - and was awarded the Editor's Choice Award "Best Cooker 2026" by the renowned German trade magazine outdoor magazine in early 2026. Right: The TriTrail combines the best of two worlds in a unique way – the ease of a backpacking stove with the low fuel costs of MSF-1a puncture cartridges. The game-changer in the cooker segment While classic table cookers for MSF-1a cartridges often weigh 300-400 g and screw cartridge cookers are light but expensive to use, the TriTrail combines both advantages: only 135 g own weight (which is 59% less than the proven SOTO Regulator Stove ST-310) and affordable MSF 11a cartridges for 11Approx. €1 - a sixth of the cost of classic screw gas cartridges. The result: you can cook on longer backpacking trips without economic headaches. Proven SOTO technology Inside is what SOTO is known for worldwide: the patented Micro Regulator system ensures constant gas pressure – even when temperatures drop or when the cartridge is running low. While other cookers lose power in cold or almost empty cartridge, the TriTrail burns at full power of 2,600 W (2,200 kcal/h) until the end. The concave burner head - the same technology as the award-winning SOTO WindMaster - effectively protects the flame from crosswind and concentrates heat directly under the pot. In test mode, the TriTrail boils 1 litre of water in 4:30 minutes with a gas consumption of only 13.5 g - an excellent value that can also be measured with top cookers based on screw cartridges. Easy to use, precise regulation, quiet operation The integrated Stealth Piezo ignition with internal cable allows safe lighting at the touch of a button – no lighter or matches. The rotary knob allows continuous flame regulation from gentle simmering to full power. And: The TriTrail burns strikingly quietly, a detail that stands out when cooking in the cabin or early morning. Sturdy 3-leg design The construction with three wide pot supports provides secure footprint even for larger pots and pans. Assembled dimensions: 138 × 156 × 111 mm. When folded, the cooker with the included nylon pack bag disappears practically in any backpack bag. Who is the TriTrail for? Trekking and mountaineering, where every gram counts bikepacking and motorcycle camping solo and duo camping with frequent use (economical) campers who want to rely on MSF-1a cartridge infrastructure. Made in Japan. Construction, manufacturing and quality control take place at the SOTO factory in Toyokawa, Aichi (Japan) - at Shinfuji Burner, the manufacturer behind the SOTO brand. since the 1970s. Each burner goes through rigorous quality testing before leaving the factory. Box contents: SOTO TriTrail gas stove + nylon packing bag. Gas cartridge not included.