Hard to justify the price of admission for me anyway, despite how awesome and compact they are, when a good 200w Mono briefcase is almost 1/3 the price...? I admire anyone who can just pop-off and buy one of these things without breaking into a sweat, especially Kanuckistanians paying $1.40+/ $US or whatever the hell it is now.

We just signed an agreement with Inergy and are now only one of two 3rd party manufacturers that will be providing a Solar Blanket/Panel option for there new Kodiak K2 Portable Power Station. Besides us Powerfilm is the other one offered at over double the price. Nice that we can offer the same efficiency at a better price point.

Of course go with what works for you and your budget, not everyone can justify the cost, but like anything in life you get what you pay for in longevity and usefulness. The big selling feature of these Solar Blankets is that they will work how others will not just like a Powerfilm Solar Blanket, in low light conditions, even when it is raining, snowing or heavy smoke from fires, this translates to they will charge even more devices, quicker in conditions where you have excellent light. And because of how they are built they will last 10+ years, most other products on the market will not and they are 1/2 the price of Powerfilm. Plus the best part is they are lightweight and take up very little room, cause at the end of the day there is never enough room when Overlanding/Camping.

Met with Mike Glover with Fieldcraft Survival and Fieldcraft Mobility at the end of his GoRig Challenge in Sweet Grass Montana, 2 days ago, talked with him about Solar, which is featured in his latest podcast. Link below.

FieldCraft Survival by aka FieldCraftSurvival on Apple Podcasts

hi,

are you going to be at the overland expo in flagstaff this year? I am going for the first time and was hoping you would be there. It would be cool to meet you and see your rig. Love to see the solar and pick your brain. Hoping to buy stuffs if the discount is good ...

Not sure yet if I will be there, just figuring out what Overland shows I will have time to attend this year. If I am not there, Mike Glover and the Fieldcraft Group have a booth and will be offering my Solar Blankets. If you have any specific questions feel free to message me and I will do my best to answer.

Anyone interested in purchasing the new Kodiak K2 for the Pre-Sale pricing, shipping starting 01 May, we do have several promotions with it on its own and packaged either with our 120W Solar Blanket or 200W Solar blanket here are the details:

KODIAK K2 PORTABLE SOLAR GENERATOR & 200W SOLAR BLANKET BUNDLE, PRESALE AVAILABLE UNTIL 01 MAY 2019
Regular US$3,349.85 Bundle Pricing US$2,449.96

Perfect for Emergency Preparedness, Camping and Overlanding use where efficiency, durability & size matter.
Kodiak K2 is only 25lbs and the 200W Solar Blanket is only 13.6lbs
Package inlcudes:
Kodiak K2
200W Off Grid Trek Solar Blanket
Adaptor cable to pair Kodiak & 200W Blanket
Package savings US$899.87

Kodiak K2 Portable Solar Generator & 200W Solar Blanket Bundle, Presale Available until 01 May 2019 - Off Grid Trek - Products designed to go further, longer.


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Great review in drivingline latest edition Getting Ready to Camp: Ultimate Gear for Overlanders on our 200W Solar Blanket & Kodiak Power Station. Make sure to check it out

Getting Ready to Camp: Ultimate Gear for Overlanders | DrivingLine

I am interested in this package. What can I use this set up for? Other than using a laptop, what can this set up power? I like to have a fridge, charge my phone, use my laptop and maybe LED lights? Excuse me for all the questions but this is all new to me. If I am going to spend this much money, I like to know what it can do for me. I like your products because it's the best set up. If I get this set up, do I need anything else or is this pretty much ready to use?

It is a very powerful unit in a small package and more competitively priced compared with a Goal Zero Yeti 1400 Lithium that is 43.7lbs:

WHAT IT CAN POWER?
The K2 Solar Generator can power just about anything, anywhere.

Smartphones (5-7 watts): 100+ hours
Tablets (25-40 watts): 40+ hours
Laptops (50 watts): 20+ hours
Electric Blanket (Queen Size, 75 watts): 14 hours
50″ LED LCD TV* (65 watts) : 16 hours
Microwave (1,000 watts): 1 hour
Refrigerator* (18 cu ft., 20% duty): 33 hours
Chest Freezer (9 cu ft., 15% duty): 50 hours
Sump Pump (1/3 HP): 2.5 hours
Basecamp LED Light (6 watts) : 183 hours
*Energy Star Certified Appliance

POWER SPECS
Internal Battery: 1,100 watt hours (90 amp @12.6 volts), Lithium NMC
Battery Life Expectancy: Up to 2,000 Cycles or 10 Years
AC Inverter: 1,500 watts continuous pure sine wave, 3,000 watts starting surge
Charging: 500 watts max input, 3 hour recharge time at max input
Battery Expansion: Compatible with both 12.6 deep cycle lead acid/AGM batteries & InergyLithium-Ion Batteries (soon to be announced)
MPPT Charge Controller: 500 Watt (30A) Maximum Input. Charges in as little as 3 hours in ideal sun conditions.
2 USB-C Charge Ports: 5V 3A
2 USB Qual Comm 3.0 Charge Ports
3 Position Power Switch: Allows user to charge devices via the USB, USB-C, and 12V output ports without having to turn on the inverter

PRODUCT SPECS
Charging Temperatures: 32°F to 104°F
Discharging Temperatures:20°F to 115°F
Dimensions: 14″ W x 7″ H x 8″ D
Weight: 25 lbs.
Warranty: 1-Year
EC8 Input Plug: Creates an extremely user friendly, plug and play interface
NOT Compatible with MC4 to Neutrik Adapter.
ONLY accepts Inergy solar panels, car charger, standard AC charger and Quick wall charger.
REQUIRES 30′ Neutrik to EC8 Solar Panel Cable to connect to previous inergy panels.
Shoulder Carrying Strap
AC Charger Included

Basically this will charge everything you want for camping/overlanding and it can be used for emergency preparedness to power full size fridges and freezers in the event of a power outage. There is no other Solar Powered generator on the market with specs like these. Only other option available with this type of power is a gas generator.

Plus it conveniently has
6 110V standard wall charging ports
2 CLA charging ports
4 USB charging ports

Another great article just came out in 4wDrive magazine on our Solar Blankets and theri charging capabilities, worth checking out.

4WDrive 21.1 - March/April - SunCruiser

Inergy just sold out of their Pre-Sale priced Kodiak Power Stations yesterday, and they are doing one more round with shipping starting mid June. If anyone wants to take advantage of this savings either on its own or bundled with one of our 120W or 200W Solar Blankets let me know ASAP. They sold out last round in less than a month.