Energy that recharges while you walk, where the nearest outlet is days away

On multi-day treks, all batteries eventually run flat, and there's no outlet in sight. This solar panel solves the problem: strapped to your backpack, it captures the sun as you move and directly recharges your phone, power bank, or GPS, keeping you powered without ever depending on an electrical grid.

Why it will never leave your bag

• Charges directly in the sun — photovoltaic panels convert light into energy to recharge your devices in the wilderness, far from any outlet.
• Charges while walking — attachment loops secure it to the outside of your backpack to capture the sun as you trek, without downtime when stationary.
• Universal USB output — the USB port powers smartphones, tablets, cameras, or power banks, without needing a specific adapter to carry.
• Foldable and lightweight — the panels fold into a compact size that slips into a bag without adding weight or bulk.
• Multiple solar segments — the unfolded surface maximizes light capture for faster charging than a single pocket-sized panel.

Designed for long-distance hikers, campers, and bivouac enthusiasts, but also for festivals, road trips, and blackout situations where you need to generate your own energy. If your outings last longer than your batteries, it will quickly find its place on your backpack.

Can it really recharge in the wilderness?

The usual fear with a hiking solar panel: that it charges too slowly to be useful. Here, the multi-panel unfolded surface maximizes capture, and attaching it to your bag allows continuous charging while walking rather than while stationary. Orient it towards the sun for better efficiency, and wipe the surface with a dry cloth to keep it effective.

Because traveling far and long means generating your own energy instead of looking for it.