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VENTURE 35 POWER BANK

$69.95

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SHERPA 100AC POWER BANK

Everyone needs a good Sherpa

I used to carry smaller battery packs with me when I travelled for business to make sure I always had plenty of battery life for my phone and iPad. Then I found the Goal Zero Sherpa. Yes, it's larger than just a battery pack but it's definitely worth the extra weight. I have two Sherpas now. One I keep at my office and use it to charge my phone, headphones, and anything else that needs charging. I have another one I keep in my laptop bag for travel. I've used it to charge my laptop and phone and headphones all at once. It's a true powerhouse and I won't be without it.

I find that Goal Zero products are ok with the life of a charge but they definitely don't outperform other basic batteries. Overall it's fine but not anything special.

Jeremy Aumaugher

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GOAL ZERO YETI 1500X PORTABLE POWER STATION

A Big Zero

Pretty disappointed with the Yeti 1500x paired with Nomad 200 panel. Even though I put a lot of research into this before spending the cash, it wasn't enough. Research that is. Tested first day I received it. Perfect sunny day with full sun on panels. Started well until one little, and I mean little, cloud drifted in front of the sun. Basically enough of a cloud to just cover the sun in the sky. The Yeti flat out quit charging completely. Mind you, it was the only cloud in the sky. Once the cloud passed it began to charge again. So I'm thinking to myself, if I'm out on a hunt, fishing or just camping and I need to rely on this set up for power, I'd better pray for nothing but full sunny days. Now I've see. Other units accept a charge on overcast days so I know it's possible. But not so with GZ. Talked to a guy in town who runs a solar company and he gave me a whole run down of why GZ needs so much juice coming in before it will take a charge. Way more than I needed to know or could understand. I just want some standby power while out in the woods and that doesn't always happen on sunny days.

Mike Van Hemelryck

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VENTURE 35 + NOMAD 10 KIT

Excited to Test

I have had the opportunity to test out the Venture 35 + Nomad 10 Kit from Goal Zero only once so far, and that time was while I was at work. I am unable to do any preseason scouting on foot this year. My uncle and a couple of friends and I will be flying in blind except for online scouting. I also purchased the Goal Zero Sherpa 100pd and the Nomad 20 solar panel. After our September hunt, I will leave a more in-depth review. But for now, when I was able to use the Nomad 10 solar panel, it was a overcast day and it seemed to charge the Venture 35 just fine. I am a field mechanic so I was able to set it out to change while working on a piece of equipment. Though my experience with these products is limited, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Goal Zero products to anyone. So far they are great. The build quality is superb, and it definitely does not feel like a China cheapo.

Great product and recommend for anyone out in the field! Able to charge my phone, headlamp, and Garmin watch. Tie this to one of Goal Zero's solar panels and you have a great combination for hunting or camping in the back country. I've been recommending this to others! Lightweight, simple use, rugged, small and easy to pack, matches perfectly with solar panels, and can be taken anywhere. Get one of these for heading out into the field!!!

Alexander Wickham

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