TACT Bivvy Emergency Survival Sleeping Bag – Lightweight, Waterproof Bivy Sack Emergency Blanket with HeatEcho Thermal Blanket Material & Nylon Bag, Use in Survival Kit, Camping Gear & Survival Gear
October 9, 2017 - Comment
Stay Alive In The TACT Bivvy® Emergency Sleeping Bag
The TACT Bivvy Emergency Sleeping Bag is an amazing survival tool to add to your survival kit or camping gear. This light weight sleeping bag can be used by itself, or act as a sleeping bag liner to keep you sound asleep. The TACT Bivvy is made from our HeatEcho™ thermal reflective material for heat retention and is also waterproof, windproof, and reinforced at the seams for added strength and durability. It also packs inside a tiny durable nylon stuff sack, keeping it compact for your bug out bag or camping gear.
The TACT Bivvy Emergency Sleeping Bag by Survival Frog Includes:
1 – 4.8 oz. bivvy bag 1 – convenient stuff sack
TACT Bivvy Features:
SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT: Made out of ultra-thin reflective polyester film, this lightweight sleeping bag weighs just 4.8 ounces. When inside the stuff sack this bivvy bag is so small it fits in the palm of your hand. MADE FOR EMERGENCIES: The bright orange color of the sleeping bag cover helps rescuers identify you with ease. Plus, the material reflects 90% of your body’s heat back to you. INCREDIBLY DURABLE: This sleeping bag will surprise you with its strength. It’s tear-resistant, windproof AND waterproof. Plus, this bivvy bag features reinforced taped seams. EASY TO USE: Just unpack the sleeping bag from the included stuff sack and slide inside – or use it as a sleeping bag liner and raise your body temperature by 20°!
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Product Features
- ULTRA LIGHTWEIGHT COMPACT SLEEPING BAG: Made out of ultra-lightweight HeatEcho™ reflective polyester film, this survival blanket sleeping bag weighs just 4.8 ounces. It also compresses into a tiny stuff sack, so you can carry this sleeping bag with your survival kit everywhere you go without weighing yourself down.
- MADE FOR EMERGENCIES: The bright orange color of the light weight sleeping bag cover helps rescuers identify you with ease. Plus, the HeatEcho™ material reflects 90% of your body’s heat back to you, making it an essential survival tool and addition to your bug out bag, emergency shelter or camping gear.
- INCREDIBLY DURABLE: For its weight and thinness, this sleeping bag will surprise you with its strength. The material ensures a tear-resistant, windproof AND waterproof sleeping bag. Plus, this emergency bivvy bag features reinforced taped seams, creating a weather-resistant barrier between you and the frigid cold.
- EASY TO USE CONVENIENT TO STORE: Easier than an emergency blanket, just unpack the sleeping bag from the included stuff sack and slide inside – also use as a sleeping bag liner and raise your body temperature by 20°! When inside the stuff sack this bivy bag is so small it fits in the palm of your hand – which means you can store it anywhere. We recommend keeping it with your survival kit, in your bug out bag, camping gear, and glove box so you have it ready when you need it.
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As Advertised – keeps you warm. This was used a couple of weekends ago with a sleeping bag inside it. The Bivvy did well at providing the extra warmth needed. This product will trap water vapor, be warned. After using overnight, the sleep bag came out dripping wet and had to be hung up to dry. Good in a pinch, if you intend to use every night on the trail I would check out the breathable kind. I shall keep this one for emergence, my next purchase will be a breathable Bivvy.
Great Product to have Great Product to have!! If using the bivvy instead of a sleeping bag be aware of condensation build up from ur own body heat.
Worth the money and space in your backpack It works exactly like I thought it would. I used it on a closed cell 2.25 foam mat, 20 degree sleeping bag inside the emergency bivy sack while wearing thermal undergarment wool socks and wool top. Had to make an emergency lean to shelter due to incoming storm. Temperatures were around low 20’s but I was warm all night with only a little condensation on the inside the next morning.