• Nitecore 2017 Tip

• Sawyer Squeeze

• Injinji Socks

• Nestle Nido Dehydrated Whole Milk

• Darn Tough Socks

• Harmony House dehydrated veggies

• Sea to Summit Mosquito head net

• Sawyer Products Permethrin

• Ex Officio Give and Go Sport Boxer Briefs 3"

• Bolner's Extra Fancy Taco Seasoning

• Sante Fe Refriend Beans

• Hoosier Hill White Cheddar Cheese Powder

• Anker Powercore II

• Anker Powerport Speed II

• Snowline Chainsen Light

• Evernew Titantium pot

• Evernew Water Bladders

• Casio F91W Classic Watch

• Medaglia D'Oro Instant Espresso

There was a similar post a couple months ago.

Best Products Sub $100 that you can get on amazon?!

Here was my submission, hopefully the links haven't changed.

• Nitecore 2017 Tip

• Sawyer Squeeze

• Injinji Socks

• Nestle Nido Dehydrated Whole Milk

• Darn Tough Socks

• Harmony House dehydrated veggies

• Sea to Summit Mosquito head net

• Sawyer Products Permethrin

• Ex Officio Give and Go Sport Boxer Briefs 3"

• Bolner's Extra Fancy Taco Seasoning

• Sante Fe Refriend Beans

• Hoosier Hill White Cheddar Cheese Powder

• Anker Powercore II

• Anker Powerport Speed II

• Snowline Chainsen Light

• Evernew Titantium pot

• Evernew Water Bladders

• Casio F91W Classic Watch

• Medaglia D'Oro Instant Espresso

I used my phone for Guthook/camera (and podcasts) so it was pretty much a necessity to be charged before I could leave town... so I made sure my wall-charger, powerbank, and phone were all quick-charge and it made a massive difference for me: I would hit town and put phone/powerbank on charge first thing, do my re-ration etc, then be able to hit the trail again within a few hours with full charge ... whereas I knew other folk who had to stay overnight when they didn't want to.

I got:

• AUKEY USB Wall Charger with Quick Charge 3.0 & Dual Ports (surprisingly large, but worked great.)
• Anker PowerCore II 10000 (great, quick charge both in and out. Only 1 port, but I 95% of the time just charged the phone.)
• Nitecore NU25 (awesome torch. not quickcharge, but never really needed it)
• 2 USB cables (came with the above stuff, I switched one out for a shorter one eventually)
• Motorola G4+ (good for Guthook, meh camera but did the job well enough and it was kinda disposable as it only cost $100 unlocked)
• iPod nano (I just like music so much while I walk I wanted a backup in case phone started getting low, and this thing is tiny. I actually used it a ton!)

I think 2 ports is enough really, I would just charge the headtorch/ipod when I got the chance or a longer town stay. Ontrail I would kinda start running low if I used the phone a lot for 4 days, and have to be a bit conservy... there's likely better stuff now, but just fyi!