Solar chargers for back packs. What are some good options? I

>>1075047
Just get a battery pack

>>1075062
This, no point in getting a solar charger unless you plan on isolating yourself from society for a week or longer

You don't need a phone innawoods. Stop being a bitch.

>>1075084
Why not? Mine has offline maps in it and GPS so I can see where I am, and record my trails. (And see distance, speed, and whatnot)

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>>1075084
Stop being a dumbass. Why wouldn't you want another navigational aid? There's more to the outdoors than bushsurvivalmemeing

>>1075088
Use a compass, get a monocular.

>>1075104
Use a compass.

Man I thought Americans were renowned for their logistics, but apparently they aren't so good when a CO isn't pointing a gun to their heads.

>>1075132
I'd have both a compass/map and a phone/gps, dumbass. Having more means to navigate is smart. Not American either.

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>>1075134
Timestamp a photo of your compass you millenial bitch. You have a phone, no doubt you can do it

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>>1075084
>You don't need a phone innawoods.
indeed. today we use micro computers.

>>1075132
Not american.

I have a compass too, it's always with me. I don't usually carry the monocular, though have one. I find it rather useless. Binoculars are more useful.

I like to mark my path to a map and mark points of interest (like: running water/spring, ancient glacial seashore, good place for tent). This is harder to do with a paper (tyvek) map, but could be done, why not.

And I have the map with me too, usually. I use tyvek maps so rain/water and some wear and tear mean nothing.

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>>1075139
Here u go

>>1075146
Welp. I'm sorry I doubted you.

>>1075047
Everyone seems insistent on giving alternative advice without touching the only question you even asked. To answer your question, Anker makes solid solar chargers and battery packs. I have an Anker charger myself, it's breddy gud.

>>1075047
Why??? It won't work during an eclipse

>>1075084
>not taking your electronic multi-tool inawoods

dont be so try hard mate, its literally one of the best items you can pack

>>1075047
>Solar chargers for back packs.
I'm not sure, my backpacks don't use electricity.

Ankers are nice. But to be honest, I just use a 10,000 mAH battery pack. It's light, and if I keep my phone in airplane mode most of the time I can use it to keep my phone charged for days, even if I'm using the speakers to listen to music.

>>1075084

It's not even "innawoods". Hopkinsville (the town highlighted in OP's pic) is smack in the middle of east Kentucky farm country.

I live in Clarksville and this whole thing is a clusterfuck. They're expecting tens of thousands of people. In Hopkinsville people are trying to rent out rooms for insane money because there's basically no lodging up there.