P50

things you can ditch: groundsheet, absent a specific need for it (6oz) sleeping bag liner (4.7 oz) Other thoughts... The pocket rocket doesn't weigh 9.8 oz; idk what's in the "kit" that's not the stove but seems like 7ish oz that might be saveable (7oz) [edit - I guess that is the kit with the pot;

Unfortunately, it doesn't actually tell you anything about the methodology. What Voltage and Ampere? There are huge differences. I'm not convinced the test was done with a realistic volt & ampere speed for phone charging. For example The Nitecore NB 10k Gen2was great 9V-1V and 5V-1V (~90% net capaci

Nice work! I wanted to make a weight per net capacity, as I never saw the point of using gross capacity which cannot be used. Here we go as of today. Can you maybe add something like this to your table? Efficiency Ranking (Weight vs. Net Capacity) Rank Ratio (g / Wh) Model Slow Charge Net Capacity W

If talking about the 10k, the INIU p50-E1 has a similar weight with better specs. No gummy bear though.

INIU P50 is much lighter and can provide 45W of power for the fastest charging for Samsung phones.

I'd put together a list on lighterpack for easy use as you tweak things. Might also mention budget as your recommendations will vary pretty widely. Your big 3 are all a little heavier than folks will recommend here - my 850 fill quilt, which is a 20* long wide, is 24oz, and even that's quite heavy f

for a budget setup: iniu p50 powerbank ($20ish, 165g for 10k mAh, including the cord it comes with) + anker nano 30w ($15, 38g).

Along with those nitecore ones Iniu p50 is 158.7 grams 31.5wh $30 and has 3 ports and 45w charging. Flextail zero power 145g $50. And has a low power trickle charging mode to keep the battery lasting slightly longer than a quick charge. I think this is currently the lightest bank. Or buy the haribo

Yeah, I genuinely don't get the hype and I love a lot of the stuff I've bought from lttstore My current favorite battery bank is my iniu p50, it's really small but packs 10,000 mah, or 37 Watt-hours, I was actually able to get out about 31 watt hours out of it measured with a USB shunt, which is per

Pretty sure the Anker was best in class when it was released. Iniu P55 The p50 is even lighter but has a bit smaller useable capacity. More expensive, a bit slower input as well.