KRAFT solar power bank with a solar panel across its face, a rubber bumper and an orange cord loop
Close-up of the KRAFT power bank’s rubberised edge with its button and orange wtfproof tag

Kraft means power, and this one keeps going as long as the trail does. A high-efficiency panel covers the whole front and trickle-charges the cells whenever it sees daylight — clipped to a pack, propped on a rock or left on the dashboard.

The ports sit behind sealed covers and the shell is wrapped in a shock-absorbing bumper, so it shrugs off drops, mud and a night in the rain. The cord loop doubles as a hang point, and a tap on the side shows how much charge is left.

KRAFT solar power bank with a solar panel across its face, a rubber bumper and an orange cord loop
KRAFT solar power bank with a solar panel across its face, a rubber bumper and an orange cord loop

solar power bank

solar power bank

KRAFT

$199

$199

A rugged power bank with a solar panel built into its face. Charge two devices at once, then top it up from the sun when the nearest socket is miles away.

A rugged power bank with a solar panel built into its face. Charge two devices at once, then top it up from the sun when the nearest socket is miles away.

KRAFT

Charged by daylight.

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