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Emergency sleeping bags are compact, lightweight, and designed to provide critical warmth and protection in emergencies. Unlike standard sleeping bags, they are specifically engineered to retain heat and offer a barrier against the elements, ensuring you stay secure in challenging situations.
These bags are designed to reflect up to 90% of body heat, helping to prevent hypothermia when stranded, injured, or exposed to cold environments.
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"The product looks very small, but unfolded, it easily fit around me while fully clothed - with additional room (I weigh 290 pounds and am over 6 feet tall). Once used, I feared it would not be easily put back into the accompanying stuff bag. I feared for no reason because I put it back into the bag with no problem. We purchased 4 so we could have one for each of us. Great purchase."
Emergency sleeping bags are specially designed survival tools used to provide warmth and protection in extreme or unexpected conditions, especially when traditional sleeping bags or shelters are unavailable. These bags are typically made from materials like Mylar (a type of reflective plastic) or polyethylene, which are known for their ability to reflect and retain body heat. Some models are also windproof, waterproof, and tear-resistant, making them suitable for harsh outdoor environments.
Their primary function is to prevent heat loss from the body, which is crucial in avoiding hypothermia—a dangerous drop in body temperature that can occur in cold, wet, or windy conditions. Emergency sleeping bags can reflect up to 90% of a person’s body heat back towards them, creating a warm microclimate inside the bag.
They are compact and lightweight, often folding down to the size of a soda can, which makes them easy to carry in backpacks, car emergency kits, or first-aid kits. Despite their small size, they can fully cover an adult and provide significant thermal protection.
Give it a try today and see the difference it can make in your life!
An emergency sleeping bag works by creating a protective barrier around the body that helps retain heat and shield against harsh environmental conditions. These bags are typically made from Mylar or similar heat-reflective materials used by NASA, designed to reflect up to 90% of body heat back to the user. When you get inside the bag, your body starts generating heat. Instead of that heat escaping into the cold air, the reflective surface bounces it back, keeping the interior warm.
The bag’s design is also windproof and waterproof, preventing cold air, rain, or snow from getting inside and pulling heat away from your body. Because the material is non-breathable, it traps the warm air close to your skin and prevents evaporation of sweat, which can also lead to heat loss. Some emergency sleeping bags are shaped like a mummy bag to reduce empty space and improve insulation efficiency.
These bags are especially effective in situations where someone is exposed to cold temperatures for long periods, such as during an accident in the wilderness, getting lost while hiking, or during natural disasters. They are not a substitute for regular sleeping bags in normal camping, but they serve as critical survival gear that can save lives by preventing hypothermia when shelter and heat sources are unavailable.
• Lightweight and compact design for easy carrying
• Waterproof and durable construction
• Excellent thermal insulation to keep you warm in cold temperatures
• Versatile survival features, including a whistle and fire starter
• Suitable for a wide range of outdoor activities and emergencies
• May not be suitable for extremely tall individuals
• Limited color options
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Proper use of an emergency sleeping bag is the number-one factor that may help you survive. If you don’t know how to use it properly, then it is completely useless. Moreover, it may make things worse, because you count on this bag as a lifesaver in an emergency, and you may not have a plan B or other gear that may help you with hypothermia.
Because of that, you may want to know three proper basic uses of an emergency sleeping bag:
Function: An emergency sleeping bag can’t replace your regular sleeping bag It’s been created for an emergency. It can’t warm you up, but it can help you maintain your regular body temperature on harsh weather—strong wind, heavy rain, or freezing temperatures. It can’t insulate your body, so you’ll need an insulation layer for that purpose.
How to use it properly: To prevent moisture to get trapped inside, keep your head above the bag. You don’t want your breathing to create wet air. Put a woolen hat instead to avoid losing temperature through your head.
Condensation is the greatest enemy of the emergency sleeping bag. The bag can’t breathe, which causes moisture from your sweat to accumulate. This way, an emergency bag won’t keep you dry and warm. It loses its main function and you can end up frozen to death.
For that reason, opt for clothes that are not made from cotton. Choose materials such as wool and synthetics. Wool is also a great insulator and it will keep you dry. Avoid tight-fitting clothes that may slow your circulation.
In case you get warm, use a vapor barrier between your body and sleeping bag to minimize condensation. It will prevent the wet from sweating to get trapped and fill out the bag.
The common mistakes: As already mentioned, an emergency sleeping bag is not intended for insulation. It won’t prevent your body from conduction, or from losing its heat through a clod ground, so you want to make sure that you have something to insulate your body. You may use dry leaves for that purpose.
Function: If you want to use your emergency sleeping bag to protect yourself from rain, strong wind, and freezing temperatures, you may use it as a tent. Just cut it off by the seams, leaving only the middle one uncut. Setting up a tent will protect your stuff, your food, and water from freezing temperatures. It may protect you and your stuff on extreme heat, too.
If you’ve already set up a tent, you may fix your emergency bag with duct tape on your tent to made additional protection from heavy weather. The emergency bag is waterproof, thus adding an extra layer of protection will keep you dry.
An emergency sleeping bag is a good heat reflector, too. By using it at the top of your tent, you may make it a perfect shade from the heat.
How to use it properly: Find the right place that is naturally protected from wind and rain. You want also to bring cordage and tent stakes that will help you set up a tent properly.
The common mistakes: Not knowing that an emergency sleeping bag can be used as a shelter or as additional protection for your tent, especially when a huge tear appears.
The loud noise that comes from sleeping bag material might be minimized by wearing earphones.
Function: you may also want to cut off the seams and turn your emergency sleeping bag into an emergency blanket. Be sure that you leave the central seam intact. You may squat or sit on an insulating layer and wrap the blanket around your body. For extra heat, you may use a tea light. Your emergency blanket will reflect that heat and keep you warm.
Another option to use your emergency blanket is to use it as a layer covering your sleeping bag. It will protect you from strong wind and freezing temperatures.
How to use it properly: Wrap around your body, but stay in a squat position if you don’t have an insulation pad. This will prevent your body to lose its warmth by contacting a cold ground.
The common mistakes: An emergency blanket is an additional tool for your sleeping system. It will help you retain heat while sleeping, but it won’t warm you up as already being said. You most likely want to have a system in place to sleep safely and comfortably if you plan a night out on cold weather.
Sure! Here's how to use an emergency sleeping bag in simple points:
1. Remove from Pouch: Carefully take out the bag from its compact case.
2. Unfold Completely: Gently open and shake it out.
3. Enter Feet-First: Crawl inside, covering your entire body.
4. Seal around you: Pull it snug around your neck and shoulders to trap heat.
5. Use in Shelter: Stay under a tarp, tent, or natural cover if possible.
6. Stay Still: Minimize movement to conserve warmth.
7. Repack after use: Dry it if needed and fold it back into its pouch.
The Emergency Sleeping Bag is backed by a 100% money back guarantee for 30 full days from your original purchase.
If you're not totally and completely satisfied with the Emergency Sleeping Bag or your experience in the first 30 days from your purchase simply let us know at Emergency Sleeping Bag Support Portal and we'll give you a refund within 48 hours of the product being returned.
That's right, simply return the Emergency Sleeping Bag anytime within 30 days of your purchase and you'll receive a refund, no questions asked!
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The Emergency Sleeping Bag measures 90x250cm, that’s over 8 feet long and nearly 3 feet wide!
Each Emergency Sleeping Bag comes with a water-resistant carrying bag and a 120-decibel emergency whistle attached with a para-utility cord.
Yes! Simply roll up the Emergency Sleeping Bag and put it back into the carrying case.
The Emergency Sleeping Bag is safety orange. This color is extremely visible from a distance, and can aid in search and rescue efforts in case of an emergency.
The bag form is highly effective at trapping warm air compared to simply wrapping yourself in an open space blanket.
However, regardless of the method you choose, it is crucial to have an additional thermal barrier to prevent contact with cold surfaces, especially if you need to sit on snow.
Creating an emergency kit is a crucial measure to safeguard and prepare your household for unexpected situations. This kit is indispensable for short-term survival, providing essential items for you, your family, or your household.
It's advisable to store your kit in a readily accessible location that everyone in the household is aware of.
