Solar Power Bank – Splash-Resistant Case with Carabiner for Camping

Solar Power Bank – Charge From Daylight When There Is No Outlet Around

A power bank with a solar panel on the lid and a reinforced shell built for the outside of a backpack. The IPX4 housing shrugs off rain, sweat and dust, and the clipped-on carabiner keeps it where you can reach it. A display shows how much charge is left before you plug your phone in.

Why choose a solar power bank?

A regular power bank is only as good as the last outlet you passed. This one keeps topping itself up in daylight, which matters on a long trail day or a weekend without power. The rubber edges mean it can ride on the outside of a pack instead of buried in it.

• Solar panel — daylight keeps the cells topping up while the bank hangs on your pack.
• IPX4 housing — rain, spray and sweat run off the sealed shell.
• Reinforced rubber edges — the ABS and PC body takes knocks against rock and gear.
• Carabiner included — clips to a belt loop or a shoulder strap in one motion.
• Charge display — you can see what is left before you start a charge.

Daylight goes in, a working phone comes out.

Clip the bank panel-up on the outside of your pack so it catches sun while you walk. Charging from solar is slow by nature, so treat it as a top-up between mains charges rather than a full refill. Wipe the panel clean now and then, since dust on the glass costs you output.

Specifications

• ABS and PC shell with rubber edges
• IPX4 splash resistant, dust tight
• solar panel charging
• carabiner and charging cable included

Clip it to your pack before the next trip out.