Thermacell Backpacker Repeller
It uses standard camping gas canisters that backpackers and campers typically have in their bag. The Thermacell Backpacker Mosquito Repeller offers up to 90 hours of run-time from a standard 110g camping gas canister. It also works up to an altitude of around 2100 meters. As a result, it’s an essential piece of gear for all outdoor lovers! It’s also compact, portable measuring H97mm x W50mm L67mm and extremely lightweight at 114 grams. With its integrated Piezo starter, the unit needs no batteries. It’s supplied with 3 repellent mats in a water-resistant nylon carry pouch. Each mat lasts up to 4 hours. Includes: Backpacker Repeller 3 × 4-hour repellent mat carry bag & instruction manual Gas canisters must be purchased separately.
It uses standard camping gas canisters that backpackers and campers typically have in their bag. The Thermacell Backpacker Mosquito Repeller offers up to 90 hours of run-time from a standard 110g camping gas canister. It also works up to an altitude of around 2100 meters. As a result, it’s an essential piece of gear for all outdoor lovers! It’s also compact, portable measuring H97mm x W50mm L67mm and extremely lightweight at 114 grams. With its integrated Piezo starter, the unit needs no batteries. It’s supplied with 3 repellent mats in a water-resistant nylon carry pouch. Each mat lasts up to 4 hours. Includes: Backpacker Repeller 3 × 4-hour repellent mat carry bag & instruction manual Gas canisters must be purchased separately.
It uses standard camping gas canisters that backpackers and campers typically have in their bag. The Thermacell Backpacker Mosquito Repeller offers up to 90 hours of run-time from a standard 110g camping gas canister. It also works up to an altitude of around 2100 meters. As a result, it’s an essential piece of gear for all outdoor lovers! It’s also compact, portable measuring H97mm x W50mm L67mm and extremely lightweight at 114 grams. With its integrated Piezo starter, the unit needs no batteries. It’s supplied with 3 repellent mats in a water-resistant nylon carry pouch. Each mat lasts up to 4 hours. Includes: Backpacker Repeller 3 × 4-hour repellent mat carry bag & instruction manual Gas canisters must be purchased separately.
It uses standard camping gas canisters that backpackers and campers typically have in their bag. The Thermacell Backpacker Mosquito Repeller offers up to 90 hours of run-time from a standard 110g camping gas canister. It also works up to an altitude of around 2100 meters. As a result, it’s an essential piece of gear for all outdoor lovers! It’s also compact, portable measuring H97mm x W50mm L67mm and extremely lightweight at 114 grams. With its integrated Piezo starter, the unit needs no batteries. It’s supplied with 3 repellent mats in a water-resistant nylon carry pouch. Each mat lasts up to 4 hours. Includes: Backpacker Repeller 3 × 4-hour repellent mat carry bag & instruction manual Gas canisters must be purchased separately.
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Thermacell Backpacker Mosquito Repeller, DEET-Free, 12H Protection, Grey | Covers 21 m². Lightweight repeller using gas canisters. Includes 3 mats and
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Took it with a Backpacker as we had been warned the area was terrible for mosquitoes due to the wetlands around the campground. We ran both and it took about 10 minutes and the bugs were gone. There was a light breeze but they worked exceptionally well. My sweetie gets eaten alive and can say she had a total of one bite. One thing we have learnt is don't let them run out at the same time! Within seconds of shutting them down the mosquitoes were back and making up for lost time! I'm so happy I'm buying another! The group we were camping with have already bought or soon will as everyone was convinced how well they work. The others had brought coils that did nothing but smell.This is a perfect addition for me as all my camp stoves and lights run on propane/butane ... MoreTook it with a Backpacker as we had been warned the area was terrible for mosquitoes due to the wetlands around the campground. We ran both and it took about 10 minutes and the bugs were gone. There was a light breeze but they worked exceptionally well. My sweetie gets eaten alive and can say she had a total of one bite. One thing we have learnt is don't let them run out at the same time! Within seconds of shutting them down the mosquitoes were back and making up for lost time! I'm so happy I'm buying another! The group we were camping with have already bought or soon will as everyone was convinced how well they work. The others had brought coils that did nothing but smell.This is a perfect addition for me as all my camp stoves and lights run on propane/butane cylinders so it fits in perfectly.
originally posted on snowys.com.au
I'm a mozzie magnet but they stayed away. On a 460gm pro-fuel can it's 300+ hrs runtime. Grab the 24 hr pad refills too, maybe 2 packs. Can refill the 'dead' pads with Pyrethrum from Bunnings with a $15 bottle for endless refills. Works for me anyway, your health is up to you.
originally posted on anacondastores.com
With the recent rains and subsequent damp earth, mosquitos were absolutely everywhere at my home. My partner and I had a new puppy, so the constant trips outside for toilet time were allowing all of the bugs inside. We also have a 3-month old, so we weren't too keen on allowing the blood suckers in. We sought some advice and came across this marvelous bit of kit. Although the package states it can take some time for the Thermacell to take effect, our experience is that it works almost instantly. Bugs, begone!
| Product dimensions | 10.2 x 2.2 x 4.2 cm; 114 Grams |
| Country of origin | Australia |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Material feature | Vegan |
| Item form | Portable Repeller |
Thermacell Backpacker Mosquito Repeller, DEET-Free, 12H Protection, Grey | Covers 21 m². Lightweight repeller using gas canisters. Includes 3 mats and
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Thermacell Backpacker
Backpacker Mosquito Repeller By Thermacell
Free delivery
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Thermacell Backpacker Mosquito Repeller - THMRBP - Tool Kit Depot
Delivery between 12–15 Oct $10
Thermacell Backpacker Mosquito Repeller
Delivery between 7–9 Oct $8.99
Took it with a Backpacker as we had been warned the area was terrible for mosquitoes due to the wetlands around the campground. We ran both and it took about 10 minutes and the bugs were gone. There was a light breeze but they worked exceptionally well. My sweetie gets eaten alive and can say she had a total of one bite. One thing we have learnt is don't let them run out at the same time! Within seconds of shutting them down the mosquitoes were back and making up for lost time! I'm so happy I'm buying another! The group we were camping with have already bought or soon will as everyone was convinced how well they work. The others had brought coils that did nothing but smell.This is a perfect addition for me as all my camp stoves and lights run on propane/butane ... MoreTook it with a Backpacker as we had been warned the area was terrible for mosquitoes due to the wetlands around the campground. We ran both and it took about 10 minutes and the bugs were gone. There was a light breeze but they worked exceptionally well. My sweetie gets eaten alive and can say she had a total of one bite. One thing we have learnt is don't let them run out at the same time! Within seconds of shutting them down the mosquitoes were back and making up for lost time! I'm so happy I'm buying another! The group we were camping with have already bought or soon will as everyone was convinced how well they work. The others had brought coils that did nothing but smell.This is a perfect addition for me as all my camp stoves and lights run on propane/butane cylinders so it fits in perfectly.
I'm a mozzie magnet but they stayed away. On a 460gm pro-fuel can it's 300+ hrs runtime. Grab the 24 hr pad refills too, maybe 2 packs. Can refill the 'dead' pads with Pyrethrum from Bunnings with a $15 bottle for endless refills. Works for me anyway, your health is up to you.
With the recent rains and subsequent damp earth, mosquitos were absolutely everywhere at my home. My partner and I had a new puppy, so the constant trips outside for toilet time were allowing all of the bugs inside. We also have a 3-month old, so we weren't too keen on allowing the blood suckers in. We sought some advice and came across this marvelous bit of kit. Although the package states it can take some time for the Thermacell to take effect, our experience is that it works almost instantly. Bugs, begone!
This literally saved us on our hiking trip. Other people were literally swarmed with mozzies and midgies and had to go to bed early. We were able to put this on our camp table and comfortably make dinner and chat in an area absolutely sandfly and mozzie ridden. Was easy to setup and use. Lightweight to hike with..yes its an initial investment but well worth the money to not be covered in bites and itching for weeks after your trip :)
A friend of mine has an MR series portable mosquito repeller and I was very impressed with how well it worked. That's why I purchased a thermacell but wanted the smaller backpacker version (for backpacking). It worked fine for the first use but never worked properly again after that. I found out it's not compatible with all isobutane cartridges (the gas will flow from some but not from others). It won't stay lit for more than 5 minutes as well, which is a real kicker. I kept it in it's protective bag and had it well protected in my bag. No parts broke off, it just fails to function for any reasonable amount of time. The worst thing though happened when I notified customer service. They gave me an RMA#, send me a form to fill out and was told to not return my broken ... MoreA friend of mine has an MR series portable mosquito repeller and I was very impressed with how well it worked. That's why I purchased a thermacell but wanted the smaller backpacker version (for backpacking). It worked fine for the first use but never worked properly again after that. I found out it's not compatible with all isobutane cartridges (the gas will flow from some but not from others). It won't stay lit for more than 5 minutes as well, which is a real kicker. I kept it in it's protective bag and had it well protected in my bag. No parts broke off, it just fails to function for any reasonable amount of time. The worst thing though happened when I notified customer service. They gave me an RMA#, send me a form to fill out and was told to not return my broken unit and that they would send out a new unit to me. I did exactly as I was instructed but I never did receive my replacement. Not sure why I never got it. Never heard from customer service about any issues with my return. I just got ignored. I think if anybody is looking to purchase their backpacker model I would highly recommend avoiding it. Their MR series seem to work better but given my experience with their customer service I would not recommend purchasing their products. Maybe consider making a smokey campfire instead to keep those bugs away.
This product works, it’s that simple. I used it on a 450g jetpower canister while camping by the river. The recent rains and floods had left billabongs and lagoons full, and left other random large areas of standing water. Mozzie heaven. The thermacell meant I could scratch my itch for camping, without scratching the itch from bites. Better than coils. More expensive, yes. But well worth it for the protection it gave. Honestly, the thing works! No mozzies. They came in the “zone”, they left. Ah, the serenity.
The Theracell worked well and immediately when placed in reasonably close proximity to where we were seated. I was, however, disappointed that the strip didn't last longer. It didn't quiet make the claimed effective time. So far I've only used one strip so I may find it works better as I become more familiar with the product.
This was the best purchase Ive made in a long time. I gave it to my husband for his birthday. Next day he was out in the mangroves on the Daintree River in his tinnie. He fired up the Backpacker Thermacell and sat fishing peacefully for 4 hours. The fish were biting, but the mozzies and midgies weren't.
THERMACELL BACKPACKER 9/26/2016As a somewhat devout ultra lightweight backpacker (I used to be devout), I was a bit skeptical about adding another half a pound to my pack and taking up the additional space that the Backpacker (in its minimal state with its own fuel source) and a small canister would occupy. However, being adaptive by nature and as a result of 38 years of military and 50 years of mountain experience, and 25 years of field research, here is what I have found thus far.Initially,I found the packaging to be very adequate, it was clearly marked, labeled and attractive-the product was also well protected and comes complete with a very nice storage bag.I found the instructions to be simple and clear, although some people might need an illustration ... MoreTHERMACELL BACKPACKER 9/26/2016As a somewhat devout ultra lightweight backpacker (I used to be devout), I was a bit skeptical about adding another half a pound to my pack and taking up the additional space that the Backpacker (in its minimal state with its own fuel source) and a small canister would occupy. However, being adaptive by nature and as a result of 38 years of military and 50 years of mountain experience, and 25 years of field research, here is what I have found thus far.Initially,I found the packaging to be very adequate, it was clearly marked, labeled and attractive-the product was also well protected and comes complete with a very nice storage bag.I found the instructions to be simple and clear, although some people might need an illustration about how and where to place the mat? Concerning the Mat, it might be worth mention whether or not you can leave the mat in its hold on the backpacker…my question is, will the Mat before its used up, dry out between uses if left exposed? So, I leave my Mat in Place and cover everything with a zip-lock bag.Run time for the various canisters is on the box but not in the instructions…Upon initial inspection, I found the Backpacker to be very well built and very easy to operate. In this regard it is much safer to use than similar backpacking stoves- I recommend however, that when twisting on a canister that it is done with “Any” appliance and canister in a vertical position, as some fuel canisters will release quickly fuel into the atmosphere at the moment of connection. Note: my experience with this occurring may be isolated, but I have had it happen several times…I found the Piezo igniter works very well especially if you follow the instructions…I bring this up because it is important to wait five seconds to allow enough fuel to build up to gain ignition, I find this to be especially true at higher elevations and/or colder temperatures when using Piezo igniters…which by the way can be very finicky- So a small bic lighter can be very much your friend.In Use/Out ThereAs luck would have it right after the O.R. show, Utah had a very unusual span of very cold weather eliminating the mosquitoes from our high country where I usually test gear…so I had to go mosquito hunting. My first experience with the Backpacker and mosquitoes came from an astronomy outing on the causeway to Stansbury Island west of Salt Lake City. It is very marshy and Boggy is also a salt flat and it is usually Bug Central. While on the causeway gnats and mosquitoes routinely were working me over while I was getting my scope set up and then during its use… there weren’t swarms of bugs, but there were enough to be very annoying. So I set up and started the backpacker and within a few minutes the bugs had left…While on the causeway a mild breeze was coming and going too, so I turned off the Thermacell to see if the light breeze was moving them away or not? I performed this test several times and each time the bugs returned. I also noted that moths don’t seem to like the repellent either… they wouldn’t completely disappear, but they kept their distance. Eventually I did have one mosquito that penetrated the envelope, lit on my cheek and tried to drill me, however he met his fate… In the end, the Backpacker helped me have a decent and fun time while out doing astronomy in a place that has enough bugs for anyone.I also took the backpacker along on several car camping trips thru early September and found that common flies would leave once the backpacker was started as would moths, gnats and other mayfly type bugs, including several mosquitoes. However, hornets would not pay any attention to the repellent as they gathered food from plants within the envelope, even if they came within inches of the device…More recently, with the onset of winter coming to the “high country,” I have been on several backpacking trips into Utah’s High Uinta’s. Interestingly the temperatures and weather have been all over the place. Several weeks ago near 10,000’ it got down to the high 20’s at night and the bugs all but disappeared…Two weeks ago in the same area, day time temps reached the high seventies and late night time temps were in the low fifties and the bugs were lovin life. On this particular trip to the Mt. Watson region, I had reluctantly brought the backpacker, now I’m glad I did! As I was setting up my Bright red tent in what would be a wet grassy area in the springtime, I started noticing more and more Gnats clinging to the walls. Then I noticed even more gnats clinging to some bright orange ditty bags lying on the ground, and finally a few mosquitoes were hovering around looking for an opportunity. So I pulled out the Backpacker, attached a fuel canister and after several tries it was warming the repellent. I placed the unit on a rock about 10’ away from the tent and within several minutes all the bugs, moths included were gone…Note: there was no breeze, just still, warm, wonderful high mountain air!Long ago when I was a devout ultra light backpacker, I was on a backpacking trip to the Wind River Range in central Wyoming… While purifying several gallons of water, I was being attacked and drained by so many mosquitoes that a bug net would have been very welcome. My friends took turns slapping mosquitoes from me and themselves…the mosquito situation really turned that trip upside down. I have had other similar epics in the Uinta’s with my son and friends, enduring bugs while trying to simply cook and eat dinner. My experience with the run of the mill repellent is- it’s messy, stinky and much of it doesn’t work anyway, and I don’t want it on me, my clothes or my sleeping bag! Worse yet, some products odor won’t come clean even with several washings either. I believe Thermacell would have turned these trips around and made them much more enjoyable. After all, mosquitoes etc. will always be part of nature!BENEFITS Thermacell seems nearly odorless. Yes there is an odor and you can smell its pleasant fragrance if you get close to the appliance… Thermacell and its repellent are not messy what so ever…its size and weight are actually miniscule especially compared to the simplicity and end result! Overall, I Can’t think of a downside to the Thermacell Backpacker.Steve, this isn’t a whole bunch of feedback, but I am very satisfied with the results thus far, I hope it helps you with your process!Sincerely, Layne T. Oliver
Used this for the first time the other day, i was fishing out of my boat in the Murray River. I must say the mossies stayed away in droves. I even experimented and turned it off and within minutes they were all over me. Turned it back on and they were gone. Honestly this in now my favourite thing on the boat. No More Mossies!!
| Product dimensions | 10.2 x 2.2 x 4.2 cm; 114 Grams |
| Country of origin | Australia |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Material feature | Vegan |
| Item form | Portable Repeller |
