Tact Bivvy Emergency Sleeping Bag

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Emergencies Can Happen At Any Time
Emergencies can happen anywhere. Keeping the best survival bivy with you can be a lifesaver.

Sudden changes in weather, being stuck on the road, out in the wilderness, or even being out of power in your very own home can put you in a tight situation. This is especially true if you are sleeping outside. Campers have their own camping sleeping bags which are built as sleeping bags for cold weather outside. But what if you don't have those camping bags with you? You need an alternative, just in case. Survival sleeping bags are just the ticket for this, perfectly fit for emergencies in case you have nothing else. In 1964, NASA first developed the space blanket sleeping bags. The foil sleeping bag technology kept the astronauts warm even in the extreme cold temperatures of space. The same material technology is now used in these emergency sleeping bags.

Having emergency sleeping bags on hand where ever you are is a smart move. You never know when you might need to use them for sleep emergency. Not only could they keep you warm but there are also many other uses for them such as use as tent footprint, rain ponchos, ground cover, wind blockers, water collectors, snow melt container, and the like. They are also very suitable for outdoor camping, hunting, emergency shelter, and of course car emergencies. As a result, they are an excellent addition to any doomsday prepper supplies list.

Technology of Emergency Sleeping Bags
The reflection technology of silver or aluminum on the inside walls of mylar emergency sleeping bags typically help you retain 90% of your body heat or more. Also these are emergency waterproof sleeping bags, which means that water cannot pass through, unless you poke holes through them of course. A drawback to this type of sleeping bag is that the heat can cause condensation which can build up inside the bag if you get too hot. When this occurs, you can counter this by opening up some ventilation where needed and let a little air inside. Our emergency sleeping bags reviews down below can help you in your search for the best one for your needs.

TIP - If you have a regular sleeping bag and want to use it along with the emergency sleeping bag, then we have a tip. Slip the emergency sleeping bag over the regular sleeping bag, not vice versa. So if there is condensation, the internal regular sleeping bag can insulate you from that. Campers sometimes do this in really cold weather, forming emergency camping thermal sleeping bags.

Another Note - On your search for the best place to buy mylar bags. Mylar sleeping bags are considered disposable items. And they can rip if you are not careful. Don’t count on them for more than one use, they are only for emergency. Use a regular sleeping bag for every day use.