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A safe place to sleep (literally)
With its bright, eye-catching orange color, our Emergency Sleeping Bag is easy to find in your mountain of gear when you go camping or fishing — and it’s also visible from miles away by police and rescuers in the event of an emergency. Discover a heat-trapping sleeping bag to perform in the coldest and most extreme of elements and situations.
Keep in the heat
In case of an emergency (or if you’re just out in the desert for a camping trip), you’ll need to stay warm. Mylar thermal material helps retain about 90% of your body heat. Pair with a second sleep bag, you’ll be staying safer and warmer when temperatures plunge.
Fight off the elements and rugged outdoors
Our Emergency Sleeping Bag is waterproof to repel rain and deflects strong wind gusts to keep you protected. When caught in snow or in a sudden downpour, you can drape and cover yourself for added safety. The puncture-resistant polyethylene and mylar material of the bag also means that it can be tossed, wrapped, folded, and slept in…all without tearing.
A lightweight wonder to take anywhere
From beach to desert to the high mountains, our sleeping bag won’t take up much room (but holds a great function). Weighing just 4.1 ounces, this sleeping- and warmth-keeping bed comes with a drawstring storage bag. It can fit in any backpack — or even in your coat pocket.
There for you … if and when worst comes to worst
In the most dire of situations, the vivid orange color of our Emergency Sleeping Bag can act as an emergency signal to rescue crew in the air. You can use the bag to form a visible 79 x 35.5 in (L x W) signal to anyone to see. This sleeping bag is an absolute necessity for camping and outdoor adventures: it not only keeps you warm at night as a sleeping space and protected from extreme elements, but can save your life in life-rescue situations and emergencies.
It looks great, but I'm in another country now and I can't use it. I'll add the review in six months.
Very good product, very good seller, fast shipping, highly recommended.
Everything is fine, the product is satisfied, fast delivery
Excellent value for money
The product is as they describe it, I haven't tried it yet, so I don't know if it works.
Delivery fast, packed and assembled very well.
Product was just as described. The shipping was also timely, came before the expected delivery date.
Perfect shipping status and Of great quality. Good seller, recommend
Didn’t take it out but looks good
Arrived today,I'm very satisfied,
Great piece, small, in a comfortable pouch
Seller to recommend thank you!
This emergency bivy could definitely be a life saver. It is lightweight and compact and won't take up much room in a pack. I plan to keep it in my hunting pack at all times. Like my emergency medical supplies, and bear spray, its something I hope I'll never have to use, but if I need it, I will be very glad to have it. If I ever get lost or injured, the orange color could help search and rescue personnel find me faster too. I took the bivy out of its stuff sack to check it out and when I got inside it, I immediately could feel my body heat being reflected back. I'm 6 foot tall and I was able to lay down and pull it up over my head if I curled up a little and bent my knees. When I lay straight, it easily came up over my shoulders. The bag isn't super roomy, but it does the job. I was able to fold it back up and get it back into the stuff sack, but it took a little time because the material is slippery and it was hard to keep air from getting trapped in the folds. That was probably just poor technique on my part. The material seems fairly tough, but because it is thin I'd imagine that sharp rocks or sticks might poke a hole or rip it, so I wouldn't expect it to stand up to frequent use. But that's not what I bought it for anyway. I'm keeping it for emergency use only and because its only weighs about 4 ounces, I won't mind carrying it with me. The price is reasonable too and won't break the bank if I need to replace it if it got damaged. If you are a hunter, backpacker, or hiker, I would recommend you consider getting this bivy. Put one in your pack and keep it there, because its cheap insurance against hypothermia and might just save your life.
It's a space blanket. No more no less. I opened it soon as I got it, got in. I'm 6'4" and 260, it's long enough to reach the top of my head but not long enough to be pulled over to my face. Packing it back into the sack was pretty easy, one person job. I'll keep it in my hiking backpack for "that one time" but for planned over night trips I'm bringing a sleeping bag
A good piece of gear to keep in your truck or quad while out exploring. It’s a bit thin but would probably work in a pinch
There ok but as we all know they are really only good for one maybe two time. It will get you out of a hole if you get stuck in a cold weather situation overnight. Expect no more. It’s insurance.
Very well consistent with the photo is still more a survival cover