Trailblazer Solar Panel: 150W Foldable Solar Panel ETFE 5V/12V/18V

Ditch the Dead Battery Blues: The Trailblazer Solar Panel

Let's face it, nobody wants to be stuck in the backcountry with a dead phone (or worse, a dead PYURIFI unit!). This ain't your average balcony solar panel - this is a wilderness warrior built to keep your gear juiced wherever your adventure takes you. Thin, light, and tough as nails, you can toss it in your pack without a second thought.

Here's why you'll be singing its praises:

• Sunshine Savior: Unleash the power of the sun to recharge your PYURIFI unit, phone, camera, or even a dead car battery in a pinch! Solar power means no more desperate searches for outlets in the middle of nowhere.
• Pocket-Sized Powerhouse: Don't be fooled by its size; this little guy packs a punch. It folds neatly to a compact 7.75" x 7.75" x 1.75" and then unfurls to a mighty 21" x 14.75" to soak up the sun.
• Built for the Roughest Adventures: We know the trail can get crazy. That's why this solar panel is built to shrug off anything you throw at it. It's got a waterproof rating that laughs in the face of rain and a scratch-resistant surface that doesn't mind the occasional tumble.

Tech Specs for the Gear Nerds:

• Multiple outputs: USB (5V), USB-C (both 5V and a beefier 12V), and DC 18V to keep all your devices happy.
• 3A max current with intelligent voltage regulation, so you get safe and fast charging.
• Lightweight champ, weighing in at just 1.85lbs.
• Made with high-efficiency monocrystalline silicon to capture the most solar power possible.

Look, this solar panel is your lifeline off the grid. Add it to your Togiak Expedition Kit and get ready to conquer your next adventure with confidence!

Now, the truth about solar panels (because most companies are cagey about this):

We tested this panel under clear skies and sunshine, and it cranked out about 32 watts. That's the thing about solar panel makers - they're tight-lipped about what you can really expect. There might be panels on this thing that add up to 150 watts total, but conversion losses and the controller's limits mean you'll realistically see these maximum outputs:

• USB - 5v at 3A
• USB C - 5v at 3A, 12v at 2A
• DC - 18v at 3A

This panel will keep most of your wilderness essentials charged up. But hey, weather, location, and time of year can all affect how much juice you get, so keep that in mind.