It's been over a year since I purchased this kit, and I genuinely couldn't be happier with it. It's around the same weight as carrying an extra 14Ah battery, but essentially it gives my ebike unlimited range.
The fact that it all packs down into a pannier is really what sold me on this, but I'm glad I supported a small business like Off Grid Trek, because the quality of the product (and the personalised customer service) is far beyond what I expected, and much better than what you can get from any of the cheaper brands on places like Amazon or eBay - I'm speaking from experience, having tried various combinations of cheaper folding panels in the past. None of them are anywhere near as good at getting a usable current as this panel and MPPT combination is.

In the central UK, in typical summer weather, I am able to put about 3-4Ah of charge into the battery per hour, even at 5pm. At midday in summer, the battery actually becomes the bottleneck in the system, not the panels, and it's not possible to safely charge the bike any faster than this charging setup allows - at times it's almost twice as fast to charge from sunlight as it is to use the mains charger that came with the battery.
In the evenings in summer, I have found that this setup puts usable charge into the battery *right up until the moment the sun disappears over the horizon* - admittedly, in the last couple of hours of the day, it's generally not worth bothering with solar charging at all, but the fact that you can still 'trickle charge', even when the sun is so low in the sky that you can safely look at it, is quite mind blowing to me.

You do need to do a balance charge with the mains charger every few weeks, just to make sure none of the cells are getting undercharged, and give the BMS a chance to do it's usual battery maintenance jobs under more 'normal'/expected charge conditions, but after more than a year of use, I am not seeing any major battery degradation as a result of using this solar charger setup, despite the faster charge times.

In Winter, as you'd expect, charge times are much slower - but they're still faster than the mains charger that came with the battery when it's sunny outside. If it's cloudy/overcast in winter, this setup will 'trickle charge' the battery (I get maybe 2-5 miles of extra charge per hour), which is better than nothing - and 'nothing' is exactly what I get out of every other panel/controller setup I've tried in these conditions, so again, the Off Grid Trek setup is streets ahead of competitors.

Negatives: If I had to nitpick... I'd love to see some sort of Watt meter, inline on the charge cable between the MPPT controller and the battery, that showed how much power the controller was sending to the battery. It would really help with solar panel alignment when you're first setting up the panels to charge - perhaps this can be an idea for an add-on product?
Other than that, I managed to tear out one of the grommets from the solar panels in high winds one day (but this was absolutely my own fault), so perhaps they could be strengthened a little.

The price of the panels IS high, especially if you're buying from abroad like I did - but really this is just the cost of such high quality, and I can't begrudge a man for wanting to make enough money to put food on his table! If I needed another set of panels like this, I would definitely buy from Off Grid Trek again.

We use a Yeti 1500 to power our fridge for the family while camping typically 3-5 days.
The Goal Zero Nomad 200 only produced about 130 and I constantly had to turn it to face the sun.
The off grid trek blanket was laid out and produced 242 watts laying flat on the back lawn and charged the Yeti 1500 from 13% to full in under 8 hours. We love this solar blanket and cannot wait to use it in the field.

Great quality. Should last quite some time.

200 watt blanket. I purchased this to go with our camper. My extras were an extension cord, solar controller, cable to ecoflo, and cable to battery clamps.
Been wanting one of these setups for a while as we spend a lot of time boondocking. Must say I’m impressed with the build quality of the blanket and cables. The insulator covers won’t stay on the battery clamps but no big deal.

We ended up buying a new camper the same day it arrived. Came with solar already installed . Now I need to figure out how to integrate an Anderson plug into it (all buried in the walls).
If you’re on the fence of buying, don’t worry. I’ll buy again. !

I just got around to opening the solar blanket, first and foremost thank you for the attention to detail and the excellent craftsmanship. I appreciate the additional cables and diversity of connections. Please feel free to post this to you your customer experience feedback, You’re hands on and willingness to assist through a telephone conversation contributed to my satisfaction and expectations. Bottom line, keep up the exemplary/excellent workmanship, I will keep you posted, thank you, Regards, Joe

Rene is absolutely the best on customer service - he has helped me time and again on questions. It seems like he is always available!

The solar panel was very high quality and easy to fold up and move. I am now able to charge my generator if we lose power.

Bought this for exactly the reason mentioned- panel in the sun, me in the shade. So impressed, I’m considering buying another.

Was able to use them today, work really well, made in Canada is a plus. Great quality

The cost versus the performance makes it all make sense at days end. The blanket pulls and pushed voltage even when its heavily overcast. and its made in canada no hencho en china and its TOUGH as nails, no hype just laying it out there. Buy once cry once.

We recently got a solar controller cable and appreciate being to utilize our 220W solar blanket with our new RV unit. We have the 220W solar blanket kit, and the Eco-Flow Max II and we are very happy with our gear. This equipment is made very high quality and provides us with an excellent camping experience

So far the solar generator is performing as expected. This review is more on the customer service side. Gene was able to help me figure out what best suited my needs and waass helpful through and even after I recieved my units. Highly recommended "Off Grid Trek" for your solar generator needs.

Very impressed with the 65w solar blanket. Great output on a overcast day. Perfect size for ham radio and cost less than comparable models on the market. Wouldn't hesitate to buy another on of their panels.

Yes, it's a little pricey, but very much worth it. The material is extremely durable. It charges very well even in low levels of light. But the biggest advantage is how small are it folds up. Its is about 1/10 of the size of regular solar panels equating 300 W. Customer service was amazing. Gene answered all my questions and was able to help me find what setup would suit me best.

Rene was a pleasure to deal with regarding which product would best fit my needs for what I was trying to accomplish. When you buy from “Off Grid Trek”, you’re backed by years of experience behind your order. I would definitely buy from Off Grid Trek again. Well done!