Why it works so well
- Clears sand and leaves from tents, RVs and boats
- Helps get campfires started
- Dries wet gear and seats
How to do it
Charge fully before the trip, bring the charger for RV outlets, and use low speed near campfires.
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Camping uses
- Getting campfire coals going
- Blowing leaves and dust out of tents
- Inflating some air mattresses and pool toys (with a suitable nozzle fit)
- Clearing picnic tables
- Drying gear after rain
Packing tips
Charge the battery fully before you leave. Without power at camp, plan for about 20–30 minutes of use per charge, or bring a second kit. Store it in a dry bag to keep dust and rain out.
Campsite jobs it handles
- Getting the campfire going once kindling is lit
- Clearing leaves and pine needles from the tent pad
- Blowing sand and dust out of the tent and gear
- Dusting off chairs, tables and cooler lids
- Clearing debris from the RV or car floor
Power planning off-grid
With about 20–30 minutes of runtime and quick jobs of a minute or two, one charge goes a long way on a weekend trip. If you can charge in the car or RV, top up between days. The 2-pack gives you a spare battery for longer trips.
Leave no trace
Use it to tidy your site before you leave, but don't blow debris into water or other campers' spaces, and follow campground fire rules.
Frequently asked questions
Can it inflate an air mattress?
It can help top up open-valve items, but it isn't a dedicated pump with a sealed adapter.
Can it inflate air mattresses?
It may help with some valves, but it is not designed as an air pump.
Can I charge it in the car?
Use the included charger with a suitable power source.
Is it allowed at campgrounds?
Rules vary. Follow each campground's rules on noise and fires.