Emergency Sleeping Bag – Thermal Blankets for Survival | Emergency Blanket & Bivy Sack | Light-weight, Compact, Wind & Waterproof | House-Tech Insulation | 7 ft x 3 ft | USA Made

Feel good about having this product in case I need it have not used it yet
Will let you know when and if I need to use this item, I like the fact that it’s compact

Compact, easy to store
Don’t know how they perform put them into Christmas stockings, I placed them in Christmas stockings

For emergency use vs reusable regular use. Very lightweight and portable.
•Overall Impression:-This is a very nice emergency sleeping bag that’s very lightweight, small and portable.-It’s meant to provide a dry, waterproof, warm sleeping bag in an emergency. It’s safety orange, so it’s going to be highly visible in an emergency.-Note, it’s for one person and is made to fit a single person.-It’s not going to be a camping sleeping bag you regularly use and roll back up. It’s meant for single use or a couple of uses in an emergency. It’s not one that you’ll be able to easily roll back up and keep reusing for a long time. It’s like a thicker, mylar emergency blanket in a sleeping bag style.• Pros-what I liked and what worked well:-Good value for the style, quality and how lightweight it is.-Super lightweight and portable. It’s about 4 oz and is slightly smaller than a standard drink can. It would fit well in a backpack, bag, or in your vehicle.-Comes in a safety orange drawstring closed fabric bag to make it easy to carry, store and easy to see in your kit or bag.-7 feet long when unrolled in full. It should allow most people to fit completely in it from head to toe and cover their head for warmth and to stay dry.-Single person use, at 3 feet wide. It’s meant for one person at a time to use.-Waterproof material to keep moisture and rain out and to keep you dry when laying on the ground.-Provides warmth like a thermal emergency blanket does. It’s a similar material to a thermal emergency blanket, but thicker. This is a lot easier than trying to roll up in or tape emergency thermal blankets together to make a sleeping bag.-Safety orange color to make it easy to spot in an emergency or rescue.-Has no unpleasant scent to it.• Cons-what I didn’t like and what didn’t work well:-No issues.• Tips & Thoughts:-I have silver mylar emergency blankets as well and I suggest adding one or more of those (not included) to your kit or emergency bag along with this. They will work well with this as additional warmth or a layer over and under you along with this sleeping bag. Or you could use them as a tent over you while in this bag.-If you’re wanting an emergency or single use sleeping bag, this will work well. But if you want to get a lot of uses out of it and roll it back up and reuse it it’s not really going to last for that. You’ll need a sleeping bag designed for long term vs just temporary emergency use for that.-I put mine in my emergency backpack. I also put it in a waterproof plastic zipper bag of my own for extra protection.

A must have if you visit or live in cold climates
I live in Florida, but grew up in the Northeast. My in-laws still live up there in the middle of nowhere, and my family visits them every year around the winter holidays. If you travel by car or hike in the woods in colder climates, do yourself a favor and get one of these. I can’t tell you the number of times my kids will drive out in the freezing temperatures to go get something to eat or just get out of the house and be wearing a tee-shirt and flip-flops. I remind them every time that they will be in a world of trouble if the car breaks down where there is no cell coverage (very common in the mountains). I hope to never need this, but it brings me peace of mind knowing that it is the car in case something like that does happen.This space blanket/emergency sleeping bag is very compact when folded up properly. If you do end up taking it out, be sure to pay attention how it is folded because you will need to follow that method to get it back in the storage bag.