Brunton Revolt Power Bank

The latest adventure ready product by Brunton is the rugged Revolt Power Bank. The shock-proof and weatherproof Revolt is armored to endure the pounding and extreme elements in even the most demanding outdoor situations. It features a Vibram Sole undercarriage that keeps the Revolt in place, and is powered by a massive 9000mAh lithium polymer battery, that provides up to 6 smartphone charges! A 3-in-1 Adapter Cable is also included, letting you charge via Micro USB, Lightning or 30-Pin. Available in several colors and in two versions, the Revolt 9000(9000mAh)-$99, or the Revolt 4000(4000mAh)-$49.

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