Soto, makers of outdoor stoves and accessories, was launched by the Shinfuji Burner company in Japan. Shinfuji, maker of burner products, invented a Pocket Torch in 1990. The company's engineers realized that the little torch, with a powerful flame and impervious to wind, could become an efficient flaming device for extreme weather outdoors adventurers. SOTO, which means "outdoors" in Japanese, was introduced to the world market in 2010.
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Contact
Soto Outdoors
100 Outdoors Street
Lebanon, OR USA
(503) 314-5119
fax:
(514) 741-6999
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Soto In the News
Origami Stove, Rocket Snowshoes, Toasty Rain Coats: OR Day 1
An origami-inspired stove, a snow saw with built-in avalanche hazard analysis tools, a carbon fiber snowshoe that weighs less than a paperback, and insulated down-filled rain jackets: more action from Day 1 of Outdoor Retailer. Read more
January 23, 2014
Outdoor Retailer: Soto's Muka atomizing liquid fuel stove
Trailspace gets a first look at the Japanese stove manufacturer Soto's Muka (Japanese for "atomize") liquid fuel stove. The unique Muka stove atomizes fuel rather than evaporating it. Read more
January 23, 2011
Outdoor Retailer: Highlights from the show
Outdoor Retailer ended yesterday, and after five days of looking at gear, booths, and trade show hallways, things can get a bit blurry. But, here are a few more pieces of outdoor gear that stood out. Read more
August 7, 2010
