Soto Triflex Review

TriFlex has been used on the Appalachian Trail for over 2 months. The Soto WindMaster stove is second to none and the TriFlex makes it even lighter. Works great with a 900ml pot.

I don't know why when buying a Soto stove four and three bases are not supplied together as an option. Very easy to put on and take off and change places. Doesn't take up space in your Soto Stove bag. Offers a very strong grip when placing pots on the holder.

Got this to lighten my WindMaster many grams. A little nervous about the stress welded construction but so far it has held up. Stable and wide enough for a 850-900 ml titanium pot. It may not be as bulletproof as the standard four arm design, but I'll use it until it fails.

My essential cook set is MSR Pocket Rocket Deluxe and Snow Peak 450 Single Wall Titanium Mug. Instead of buying another $70 stove, I took the shot with a $10 Soto TriFlex prop that snaps into place and goes into the burner. It turns out it fits perfectly, supports a 450-cup base well, and (if you count every gram) with the supports removed, the MSR shaves just over 1/4 ounce of the stove's overall weight - making the MSR PR Deluxe 2 .3 ounces weighs the same as a Soto Oven when used with…

While I don't like the idea of detachable/interchangeable potholders as you have something to lose by doing so, the reality is that SOTO has been successful with the Triflex and 4Flex. Both are sturdier than the folding legs found on most other canister stoves. Triflex is ideal for small 1-person pots like titanium mugs up to 750ml. I use it with the Stanley Adventure two-cup brew set. Once it's rock hard and won't budge at all. No game and game. I like that it folds up when not in use. It's…

Super light, easy to use, durable but seems very easy to lose. So be careful where you put it. Not once did he slip off the burner. I had a friend who lost several plates on his MSR Pocket Rocket 2 due to the arm not locking in place. Remember that hands are very small. This summer, in 143 nights on the Pacific Crest Trail, I didn't spill a single dinner despite having a giant two-quart pot. We've only seen one couple with a pot that big; This is basically unheard of. If you are not a diligent…

Thank you to the other reviewers who pointed out this is the right one. I agree and here's why.1. It's super easy and simple. No "moving parts" or hinges like the quadruped that comes with the oven. The large "four-legged friend" that came with the stove seemed weak. I know titanium is supposed to be strong, but I could easily cut off part of it if I'm not careful. Not so with this simple little beauty.2. It worked great with my rather large backpacks. More was simply not necessary. In fact…