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For those primitive or tent campers, that fan is a godsend if you're into summer camping... It is a bit bulky, but I attach it to the outside of my pack via carabiner. It runs on D cells so it's not terribly lightweight, but it's not a killer. If I'm hiking a long way, I just stuff it under the pack lid so it's not bouncing around annoying the **** out of me.
I just clip it to the 'attic shelf' inside my tent, and use some cord to tie it to an nylon loop inside my tent somewhere, to direct it at my face. I find that even a little air moving past my face makes it very easy to sleep in the heat without sweating my nuts off. I'm sure there is better out there for this, but that's just something I bought on a whim at Academy one day and it's served me well. It's still running on the same batteries after probably 20-25 nights of use.
For those primitive or tent campers, that fan is a godsend if you're into summer camping... It is a bit bulky, but I attach it to the outside of my pack via carabiner. It runs on D cells so it's not terribly lightweight, but it's not a killer. If I'm hiking a long way, I just stuff it under the pack lid so it's not bouncing around annoying the **** out of me.
I just clip it to the 'attic shelf' inside my tent, and use some cord to tie it to an nylon loop inside my tent somewhere, to direct it at my face. I find that even a little air moving past my face makes it very easy to sleep in the heat without sweating my nuts off. I'm sure there is better out there for this, but that's just something I bought on a whim at Academy one day and it's served me well. It's still running on the same batteries after probably 20-25 nights of use.