We also use the Renogy 100 watt suitcase panel with great success. One of the great aspects of the suitcase is that you can park the pod in the shade and move the panel around to get the best available sun.
There are several other things to think about before you decide. You said you like to boondock, then solar can be very effective. We have been out as long as 2 continuos weeks using only solar. However, that type of camping also requires some additional changes. We don’t use the hot water heater, we heat water on the stove. We use solar lamps and use the led built in lamps as little as possible. We are very stingy with overall power usage. We also have two six volt golf cart bateries that will hold more charge over a longer period of time when it is cloudy. We can usually totally recharge our batteries in about 4hours of good sun. The key is to know that these types of batteries can be discharged to a lower level (we try not to go below 65%) than “standard”rv type batteries.
So, learn and think more about your power usage and how you can conserve and learn more about batteries prior to going solar. It can work great, but it can also not live up to your expectations.
That being said, we love our system and totally depend on it.
Travel safe
Vann