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Voltaic Backpack, Solar Backpack, Solar Bag
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A recommendation by rlsally
rlsally's recommendation
Great solar backpack...a great way to carry your gear and stay charged with solar power!
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Updated Sep 21, 2006
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David's recommendation
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This is the ultimate in geekwear. It can power your phone but more often than not it powers conversation. (via Solar Backpack)
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Updated Jun 6, 2007
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zoesah's recommendation
I have been looking for a good, quality solar charging bag and I think this won the race. It has gotten no bad reviews. The only cons have been price and it isn't as large as imagined. You can charge directly from solar cells or from the battery.
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Updated Sep 23, 2008
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XTC's recommendation
Go for a hike, and bring your own green power supply with you. I can now take my small electronics with me and not worry about batteries. I love to camp and hike in remote areas. This gives me the freedom to keep my 21st century convienences without plugging into the grid or carrying extra weight in the form of batteries.
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Updated Jul 21, 2008
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thenewstayathomemom's recommendation
Now you can study outdoors and charge your IPod at the same time! Great gift for the eco-minded college or high school student!
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Updated Jul 16, 2008
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Yournewbestfriend's recommendation
This solar backpack allows you to charge all of your favorite devices with the sun's energy! Ipods, laptops, phones, and more. I know I used to walk across sunny campus for 40 minutes a day - this would have been an easy way to get some charge in!
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Updated Jul 8, 2008
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AGD's recommendation
Put your money where your mouth is with this solar panel backpack by Voltaic. One hour of sunlight will power three hours of iPod rocking. With a battery to store all that eco-friendly power and eleven standard adapters for your various electronics, this a great item for going from work to the gym or from school to the house of that friend your parents don't approve of. (via Tree Hugger)
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Updated Dec 6, 2007
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LaurenMessiah's recommendation
Backpacks, they ain't just for books anymore. Do you know how much crap I stole from the school cafeteria? Sure occasionally I would steal some culinary staples like bread and those mini jellies. But what I was really interested in were utensils and salad bowls ... you know for read food like Ramen and cereal.
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Updated Aug 27, 2007
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