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sylvesterii
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Thermacell has a new one that is lithium battery/usb rechargeable. Might be an even better option if you aren’t already carying fuel canisters. I got one in my cairn box last month. It haven’t tested yet.
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boonie
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I'm thinking it might be a good thing in front of the tent before getting in. I like the idea of using the partial canisters too.
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Northwoodsman
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Great post. I purchased this unit last summer but didn't even open it until last weekend. It wouldn't stay lit. I did some research and found out that identified the problem and now have a Gen. 2 Backpacker out. I contacted Thermacell so we'll see what happens. I'm a big fan of their products.
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pamonster
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Sounds promising, agreed on the almost empty fuel canisters too, great purpose for them!
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boonie
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Always an interesting read; bought it a few days ago and have been looking through it. A lot of interesting stuff in there. Anybody use the Thermacell backpacker Repeller yet?
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OldFingers57
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Ya that issue is always a fun one to look thru and see what's new. I just got a catalog from Big Agnes yesterday showing new stuff in it. Not a fan of their sleeping bags but love their tents and sleeping pads.
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pamonster
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boonie: "Always an interesting read; bought it a few days ago and have been looking through it. A lot of interesting stuff in there. Anybody use the Thermacell backpacker Repeller yet? "
+1
I'm interested in a review as well
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jmedlin
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I have one and used it last summer here in Kentucky. It seems to work pretty well and can run for a long time on a can of fuel. Its actually a good way to use up those leftover partially full fuel canisters. My only gripe is that it can be hard to find the refills in most stores.
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