Name: Thermacell Mosquito Repellent, Backpacker
Brand: ThermaCELL
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Thermacell Mosquito Repellent, Backpacker

<ul><li>Zone Protection: Creates a 15-ft (4,5-m) zone of protection against mosquitoes.</li><li>Heat-Activated Repellent: Powered by a camping fuel canister (not included) to emit scent-free repellent without cords or batteries.</li><li>Long-Lasting Defense: Includes 16 hours of mosquito repellent, with unscented mats lasting up to 4 hours each and changing color when replacement is needed.</li><li>Portable Design: Weighs 4 oz and has a compact size (97mm H x 50mm W x 67mm L) for dependable performance up to an elevation of 7,000 ft (2,133 m).</li><li>Fuel Efficient Operation: Provides up to 90 hours of run time on a 4 oz canister and up to 360 hours on a 16 oz canister.</li></ul>

Portable <ul><li>Effective Mosquito Protection: Thermacell Mosquito Repellent Backpacker creates a 15-ft (4,5-m) zone of protection against mosquitoes. Ideal for backpackers, campers, hunters, and other outdoors people. Weighs only 4 oz</li><li>Heat-Activated Technology: No cords or batteries. Powered by a camping fuel canister (not included). Emits scent-free repellent that drives away mosquitoes</li><li>Effectively Repel Without Spray Or Scent: Repel mosquitoes without chemical sprays, lotions, or DEET on your skin. No smoke, flames, or scents. Enjoy maximum protection in 15 minutes</li><li>Long-Lasting Defense: 16 hours of mosquito repellent included. Unscented repellent mats last up to 4 hours each and change color when time to replace. No mess and easy to refill. Enjoy 360 hours of runtime on a 16 oz. fuel canister (not included)</li><li>People And Pet-Friendly: Powerful outdoor area repellent for people and pets. Independently evaluated for safety and effectiveness. Always use as directed</li><li>Thermacell Guarantee: Extend warranty to 2 years with registration (automatic 1 year warranty included). Backed by the Thermacell Satisfaction Guarantee. See packaging for details. Adventure Ready Design: Lightweight design shaves ounces out of your pack (4.0 oz). Compact size (97mm H x 50mm W x 67mm L). Dependable performance up to an elevation of 7,000 ft (2,133 m). Fuel efficient with up to 90 hours of run time on a 4 oz canister and up to 360 hours on a 16 oz canister. Includes: One repeller, four 4-hour repellent mats, and one water-resistant travel bag. Requires camping gas canister (not included). Usage Tips: Do not attempt to use with refilled canisters, Allow gas to flow for 5 seconds before clicking the piezo ignitor, and only compatible with valves designed to the EN417 specification</li></ul>

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Designed for the adventurer, the Thermacell Backpacker Mosquito Repeller is easy to use and provides hours of scent-free, mess-free mosquito defense up to 15-ft (4,5-m). With no batteries or cords needed, it utilizes the same camping gas canisters (not included) that backpackers and campers commonly have in their bag already. It has a lightweight design (4.0 oz) and compact size (97mm H x 50mm W x 67mm L) and provides dependable performance up to an elevation of 7,000 ft (2,133 m). Fuel efficient with up to 90 hours of run time on a 4 oz canister and up to 360 hours on a 16 oz canister. Only compatible with valves designed to the EN417 specification.

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Simple to operate due to its lightweight and compact size.

Can be economical, but also prone to inconsistent burn rates.

Designed for mosquito-free cooking and sitting areas.

I brought a the ThermaCELL Backpacker on a 5 day backpacking trip around the Rae Lakes Loop in the Kings Canyon National Park.  The Backpacker worked great at our campsites at Dollar Lake and just off trail some distance below Charlotte Lake -- both around 10250 feet.  No problem at all with igniting the unit, and it definitely kept the mosquitoes away.   Others in our group were impressed with how well it worked. 

The only issue I have found is that Backpacker does not fit the MSR brand of isobutane fuel canisters.  I had several of this brand and could not get any of them to screw onto the Backpacker.  I did have a Primus canister and that worked fine.  So just be sure to test the canisters to make sure they screw in and fuel actually flows before you head out into the woods.

Worked fine at 10250 feet!

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I can get by with bug spray in late summer but when it comes to spring mosquito and black fly season in New England you can ALWAYS use an additional layer of protection!

I used to be an ultralight backpacker but in my old age I've grown tired of living like a homeless person in the woods and have added a few choice "luxury" items such as a thermarest, dual-wall tent and of course the Thermacell.  I was pretty amazed at the effectiveness and I also like not having to go to sleep smelling like bug spray.  It works great even in low-winds and runs on your stove fuel to keep things simple.  Just remember to let it warm up for a few mins, it takes about 10 mins to really get going and the mosquitos will disappear.

Simple and effective, great for spring backpacking

THERMACELL  BACKPACKER                                                                                                                      9/26/2016
As 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 There
As 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

Simple,no mess, effective design

As a FL native I am always looking at ways to dodge the pests.  This past summer I have used this repeller from FL to VA, outside and inside, day and night, even in fog and rain.  It never fails.

Works every time

We have used thermacell for many years. Just got two of the backpackers. Love the size and the ability to use larger gas canisters.they allow us to enjoy our backyard and even entertain with out the fear of mosquito bites. Great product.

Brings the fun back in summer

Great for around the picnic table! Hooked up easy and was easy to use

Great for Camping

Great product. Mosquitos are gone in the backyard to enjoying sitting outside.

Backpacker repeller

I bought this for a two week canoe trip in the Yukon territory.  A friend of mine swore it would do well and he was right.  Several of the camps that we made were in less than ideal locations and mosquitoes were HEAVY to say the least.  I would place this unit near where we wanted to place tents and another unit near where we would eat and within minutes clouds of mosquitoes would literally disappear.  I am amazed by this product and will take it on every trip I go on.  I even bought my buddy who recommended it a bottle of vodka made in the Yukon to express my sincere thanks for the great tip on this product.

Yukon tough

I've had the mini backpack version for many years and this new model is awesome! Being able to attach it to a fuel can, especially cans that have little gas left is awesome! The starter work just like it was supposed to. My only negative comment is that I would have liked to get a lightweight case for it instead of a nylon bag to isolate it more in my pack.

This unit rocks

Backpacker Mosquito Repeller: Heard some say it not fit in its sack. But it does, just do no insert it upside down in the bag, just keep it right side up, narrower end downward, easier way in. Then once you get to the wide top, gently wiggle the sack over it, and so easy does it all slide in softly. It's so/that easy. I like it when I cannot use or depend on skin, clothing or body chemicals, net or incense, and when I cannot use a battery version.

To put in sack, keep it right side up

I have used this product, had problems starting it. Does not seem to give off as much repellent as the other products.  Not sure if it is the fuel mixture. I will be calling the company to ask.

good idea

Thermacell Mosquito Repellent Backpacker with compact grey and black repeller device featuring orange accents, three blue repellent mats, and packaging showing a 15-foot (4.5 m) mosquito protection zone, designed for outdoor use without sprays or scents.