We are proud and excited to announce that we are now offering Goal ZERO products!
Why do we love Goal Zero?
All Goal Zero products can be paired with solar panels to allow fully off the grid power options during your backcountry and overland adventures. In the past, we relied on our vehicle battery and inverter system. Now, if you’re going to spend some time in one spot, you can easily set up your solar-fuelled power-bank system. Goal Zero offers a number of excellent lighting system options. Connect components for the right amount of light for your campsite, then couple them with your power bank or solar panels.
Our Favorite Products:
Here are some of our favorite Goal Zero options:
Goal Zero Lithium Yeti 200x Power Bank / Battery Pack
Keep all your small to medium size devices and appliances charged with the Yeti 500X Portable Power Station. Designed to pack 20% more power into a 20% smaller and lighter shell than its predecessor, the 500X is perfect for longer camping trips, backyard parties, or on-the-go power in case of an emergency.
Boulder 100 Briefcase Solar Panel
Rugged, durable, and rigid. The Boulder 100 Briefcase Solar Panel is built with strong tempered glass and an aluminum frame with added corner protection for temporary or permanent installation. Composed of two Boulder 50 Solar Panels (100 watts total) chained together and connected by a hinge. Equipped with an integrated kickstand to help get optimal angle to the sun. Includes a protective canvas bag for easy carrying. Use with a Goal Zero portable power pack or portable power station to charge your gear day or night.
Light-A-Life 350 LED Light
Bright LED light with 350 Lumens, and adjustable shade for lantern or focus light. High/low setting and integrated cord makes this the perfect light for every adventure. Built-in carabiner and magnets so it's easy to hang anywhere. Chainable with up to 8 lights. For use with Yeti Power Station or USB power bank with USB to 6mm converter (sold separately).
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