Reddit mentions of JBL Clip 2 Waterproof Portable Bluetooth Speaker (Black)

Male, not a camp counselor here, but here is what I take for a work trip. Only difference between that and a personal trip is I don't take 3 button up shirts, i just wear the one button up and use the merino t shirts as undershirts:

Pictures of my stuff
*I've updated a few things from what is in the pictures

• 3x Van Heusen Traveler button ups (For work)
  
• 1x Icebreaker Button up merino wool shirt (worn)
  
• 1x [Packable down jacket](https://www . amazon . com/gp/product/B01G613V0M/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
  
• 2x Wooly merino wool t shirts (1x worn)
  
• 2x Pair wool socks (1x worn)
  
• 1x Makers and Riders 3 season jeans/pants OR
  
• 1x Thunderbolt Original Jeans
  
• 1x Rip Curl Men's Mirage Boardwalk
  
• 1x JBL travel speaker
  
• 1x Shoes*
  
• 1x Amazon FireStick
  
• 1x Lightening to HDMI adapter
  
• 2x Lightening cables
  
• 2x MicroUSB cables
  
• 1x Columbia rain jacket
  
• 1x SeaToSummit hanging bathroom kit, small
  
• 1x battery powered toothbrush
  
• 1x travel toothpaste
  
• 1x SeaToSumit hand soap leafs
  
• 1x shaving razor
  
• 1x Nose/Ear trimmer plus extra batteries
  
• 1x Floss
  
• 1x Axe travel deodorant
  
• 1x Dr Bronners soap
  
• 1x Tea Tree hair and body lotion
  
• 1x travel loofa
  
• 1x Grayl water bottle, empty (OR my Kleen Kanteen, but i'm liking the Grayl for filtering groty tasting hotel water)
  
  The Boardwalk shorts are pretty great since they look like regular shorts, but are quick dry so you can swim in them too.
  I've had the Thunderbolt pants for a few weeks now, and they are amazing. I don't want to wear any other kind of pants now lol! I wear them around town, rock climbing, hanging around the house. I wash them about once a week.
  
  Shoes
  (for work I have some Johnston and Murphy slip on's, but for personal, I'm still experimenting. My feet seem to be the most comfortable in Salomon's. I have some Salomon XA Pro 3D's right now, but I've read that they're not really designed for walking/hiking all day as they are trail runners and the tread can wear out fast in the wrong places. Merrel Moab Ventilator's i wish didn't make my arch's hurt after a whole day of walking because they're a great shoe. I'm going to try some other brands and types, but I'd really try to find one that looks good enough to wear in town and has some outdoor qualities to them)
  
  
  Laptop area
  
  1x Laptop (either work laptop or my Chromebook or Surface3)
  1x laptop charger
  1x HDMI cable
  1x bag of extra AA and AAA batteries
  2x USB drives
  

Since nobody is giving recommendations and just telling you to not be a dick...I would actually second just using the phone speakers to keep volume and weight down. If that's not enough, I like JBL speakers, so the JBL Clip should work fairly well. Or just cheapo speakers you could find anywhere like this.

Try the JBL clip 2, great mini speaker, small, waterproof, a nice clip to clip anywhere, and awesome reviews on Amazon

JBL Clip 2 Waterproof Portable Bluetooth Speaker (Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01F24RELQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_2TzMBbSA3XZB2

I have a very similar setup using a JBL Clip 2. Velcro tape holds it on mostly, but I have a loose zip tie on it as well for backup. I've had the velcro let loose several times when I hit bumps. My only complaint about this speaker is that you can't restart a song, or go back a track. You can play/pause, volume up/down and skip to next track, though.

I'm trying to do something similar for a friend for use on a boat. What I've come up with so far is ordering five of something like this ( https://www.amazon.com/Mpow-Bluetooth-Transmitter-Streambot-Transmission/dp/B00P20TFWM ), setting one in receiver, hooking up a headphone splitter through to the other four in transmit mode, paired to four of these ( https://www.amazon.com/JBL-Waterproof-Portable-Bluetooth-Speaker/dp/B01F24RELQ ). The four speakers would be clipped on the 4 sides of the boat, so that you have sound all the way around.
I know that this is overly complicated, but /should/ it work? or is there just not enough airspace to be running that much bluetooth so close together?

Sometimes I strap the JBL Clip 2 to the stem of my road bike if I'm going solo for a few hours. https://www.amazon.com/JBL-Waterproof-Portable-Bluetooth-Speaker/dp/B01F24RELQ

JBL Clip 2 Waterproof Portable Bluetooth Speaker (Black)

Usually this doesn't fall in the realm of this sub, but I'll still answer.

I've been rather impressed with the JBL Clip.

The Clip 2 is a hair over $50, the older clip is still available for cheaper though.