Emergency Sleeping Bag
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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.
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