Goal Zero Sherpa Inverter (110V) – for Sherpa 50 & 100

This inverter turned my Sherpa 100 into a full-fledged power outlet. I can charge my laptop, run a small fan, and even power my CPAP machine while camping. It's compact and works flawlessly. Great deal at this price!

Works as advertised. Plugs directly into the Sherpa's output, and I was able to charge my drone batteries without issue. It's a bit heavier than I expected, but for the discount, it's a no-brainer.

I've used this inverter with both my Sherpa 50 and 100. It's incredibly convenient to have a standard outlet when you're off-grid. The build quality is excellent, and it's been reliable over multiple trips. Highly recommend!

It charges my phone and tablet fine, but when I tried to plug in a small heater, it shut off. I should have read the specs more carefully – it's meant for small electronics. Okay for the price, but don't expect miracles.

This little guy is awesome! I hook it to my Sherpa 50 and I can charge my camera batteries and even run my portable espresso maker. Saved me on a camping trip. Get it!

Simple plug-and-play. The inverter works perfectly with my Sherpa 100. I've used it to charge my laptop and power a small TV. Not the most powerful, but for small electronics, it's perfect. At $25, it's a steal.

It worked fine initially, but on the third use, it just stopped outputting power. I checked all the connections and it's definitely the inverter. Disappointed, as I expected better from Goal Zero. Returning it.

I couldn't believe the price – half off, and it's genuine Goal Zero gear. Works perfectly with my Sherpa 50. I charge my phone and a string of LED lights while camping. A definite must-have if you have a Sherpa.

I was hesitant because of the clearance price, but it works great. I use it to power my laptop and charge my headlamp batteries. It's a bit heavy, but it's sturdy and well-made. Good value for the money.

This inverter is a game-changer for my travels. I pair it with my Sherpa 100 and can run my mini projector for movie nights in the backcountry. The AC outlet is a lifesaver. At $25, you can't go wrong.