Emergency Sleeping Bag

I tried this out IN MINUS 60 DEGREE FAH. It really worked. I live in the North woods it was during this -60 F Polar Vortex we just came through 2019.I stepped outside wearing only sweat pants and a light long sleeved shirt. I pulled the survival sleep bag over me and I was very comfortable, warm actually, not cold at all and could have stood outside in minus 60 F for hours.I EXPERIENCED NO COLD AT ALL AND WOULD HAVE SURVIVED IN COMFORT. It is a big sleeping bag so it was roomy. One thing however is that it needed to be draped over me, so I was like standing inside a small orange tent where thematerial was not touching my body, and I was wonderfully comfortably warm, however If I pulled the bag around mybody as you would wrap yourself in a towel, it was like wrapping myself in ice cubes and it was unbearably cold, so the minus 60 degree was really affecting the bag on the outside and it transferred that cold to my body, but then I just let it fall around me again and it was back to being warm and comfortable. I believe if you put this on yourself and then put a coat over it you would be just fine and warm. As a matter of fact I have to say that I was warmer with the sleep bag draped over me than I was when I went outside earlier in the day in that -60 degrees wearing a winter coat. I think the bag is great, and having tested out the bag the way I did, proved to me without a doubt that it really does work, and a person could survive such extreme conditions using the survival bag with just simply wearing their clothes and no coat hat or gloves. This is a great survival item and a must have.

I laughed when I got these out of the package. They’ll do though, it’s nice to have something extra in your hiking pack or vehicle just in case you get stuck or forget a sleeping bag. Fast shipment great seller A+

This emergency sleeping bag will work well for emergencies or occasional use if handled carefully. It is not durable enough for regular or long term use IMO. It is VERY warm as I tested it in 35 degree morning while wearing my pajamas with no sweater or jacket and I was toasty. If you like ultra light backpacking in chilly or even cold weather you should consider adding this to loadout. The 4 star rating has to do with returning the sleeping to the stowage bag. When stowing the sleeping bag after use, the stowage bag seems to be too small as I find it near impossible to expel all the trapped air from the sleeping bag. The result is a sleeping bag with enough trapped air to prevent fitting in the stowage bag. I eventually just put it in a gallon size zip lock back.

Small fit perfectly in our bug out bag

It’s really pack able and easy to get back into the carry bag. It’s for emergency situations so it’s light and depends on the ground it may Tear fairly easy.

I didn't want to leave a review in either direction as I have not been able to test it out doors yet. I don't like to leave unfair or biased reviews so I am keeping my review of this product a 5 star.Once I am able to use it, I will adjust the stars and review accordingly. Hopefully the product stays 5 stars especially for the price it's a great addition to everyone's "bug out" bag or survival kit.Over the course of a few years I've been steadily adding survival gear to a storage container. Anytime I come across gear that could potentially be useful I add it in. This slow additions keeps me from feeling the pains of spending all at once and before you know it you have a good stockpile of gear, goods, and supplies for the SHTF scenarios.

We purchased a number of these Thermal Emergency Sleeping Bags to have handy for folks in our local area who are homeless and might need overnight help in extreme conditions. (Shelter functions only when temps are below 30-degrees.) Two individuals used them outdoors on a night of heavy rain and low temps. They stayed in an open picnic pavilion. The Sleeping Bags were large enough so each of them was able to get inside and completely cover themselves. They reported the Sleeping Bags kept them warm through the very cold night and they were glad to have them. We plan to keep more of these Sleeping Bags on hand through next winter's season, in case people are caught outside and have no options.

For a one time use, it's ok. You will need insulation added for warmth, as this emergency sleeping bag is paper thin. Also, be prepared to wake up wet because there is no way for the moisture of your breath or sweat to evaporate! Someone needs to redesign this emergency sleeping bag with breathability.