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    Backpacking Light Podcast | Episode 56 | Portable Battery Chargers for Backpacking

    enMarch 04, 2022
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    About this Episode

    In this episode, we chat with longtime Backpacking Light contributor Rex Sanders about his ongoing tests of portable battery chargers. Also, Ryan and Andrew chat about vandalism on public lands, electronic device management, new gear from Atom Packs, and the benefits of freeze-drying.

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