YDYJKI Emergency Survival Sleeping Bag, 2 Pack Thermal Sack Blanket, Waterproof Lightweight, Survival Tent Mylar Portable Sack for Camping, Hiking, Backpacking

Price: $16.90
(as of Feb 02, 2024 05:21:26 UTC – Details)

YDYJKI Emergency Survival Sleeping Bag, 2 Pack Thermal Sack Blanket, Waterproof Lightweight, Survival Tent Mylar Portable Sack for Camping, Hiking, Backpacking
Nylon
Imported
Stay Warm and Alive In Extreme Conditions : YDYJKI PE emergency insulating mylar bags provide compact emergency protection in all weather conditions by reflecting back and retaining 90% of a survival victim’s body heat. If there’s nowhere to tie the paracord, the 8×5 foot mylar tube tent can also be used as an emergency sleeping bag, emergency bivy sack, pup tent, space blanket, or thermal bivvy,emergency tent easily accommodates two adults by a simple.
Waterproof and Windproof Bivy Sack: Our survival bivvy is a reusable survival sleeping bag made from the same durable material as our survival tent. Escape the cold and sleep well in our bivy bag. Great on it’s own, even better in a tent or when used as a liner.
Extre Durable Material: The ultra light weight tent and sleeping bag bivy is constructed using a mylar type material with a tear and puncture resistant coating. They are durable enough for repeated use, so they can be folded up and put back in the waterproof nylon stuff sack. These can be conveniently clipped onto gear for transport and are compact enough to be put in a car glove box. These are helpful in a car accident or unexpected breakdown.
Quick Set-Up: Our thermal emergency tube tent sets up fast between trees. Weigh it down with rocks or gear for extra stability. If no trees are available, wrap it around yourself as an emergency sleeping bag, blanket, bivvy bag, or bivvy sack.
Easy to carry and place: Both the sleeping bag and the tent come in their own durable waterproof stuff sack so you can store it anywhere. They also come with a convenient carabiner clip to clip on to any bag. Throw these in the glove compartment in case a winter storm finds you trapped in your car for the night. You can also keep them in your emergency shelter at home! We want you to expect the best and prepare for the worst.