The Overland Solar Bugout 130 is a ~130W folding solar charger built into a 1050D Cordura / X-Pac waterproof shell instead of glass. It runs SunPower Maxeon Gen III monocrystalline cells rated at 23.7% efficiency, puts out 22V open-circuit, and pushes up to 7 amps an hour into a 12V battery in good sun. Closed, it folds to 22 x 7.5 x 3.5 inches and weighs 7.3 pounds; open, it spans 22 x 68 inches.
This is a solar panel, not a power station. It charges a battery rather than storing power itself. Output runs through a Mini Anderson connector, and the included 20-foot cable steps that down to an SB50 Anderson plug plus an SB50-to-SAE adapter, so it drops straight into common camper solar inputs and portable battery boxes. The 22V output needs a charge controller before it touches a 12V battery directly; add the MPPT 10A bundle and you can charge any 12V battery with nothing else in the loop. Want device charging with no battery at all? Add the Dual USB-C accessory.
Double-stitched lashing points and grommets let you stake it, hang it, or lash it to a roof rack, and the Maxeon cells keep producing in overcast, rain, and snow at a reduced rate. Assembled and sewn in Boise, Idaho, and backed by a 2-year warranty (up to 5 years).
