Shayson 2 PCS Survival Sleeping Bag, Emergency Bivvy Bag Rescue Blanket for Outdoor Camping and Hiking

I like the fact that there is a pack of 2 in the purchase. I've put one in the car (in case of breakdown) and one in my backpack. Whether I go day-hiking or whether I am on a longer distance, longer duration thru-hike, I will find room for this little pack. I like the idea that it has a "metallic" inner liner that reflects the heat back in - I understand it is very efficient at doing this. Also it is bright orange on the outside, so easy to see in an emergency. I would use this in an emergency, for shelter, in the event of myself or anyone in the walking party being injured and exposed to the weather conditions - rapid cooling can occur when unable to move due to injury, so this will help to keep the injured party dry and also keep wind chill to a lower level. Some say you can stuff (dry) leaves in the bag, to trap more air, which your body will warm up and result in better insulation for you. To this I would add a closed cell foam pad to sit or lie on, to prevent cold where the body (posterior) contacts the ground.I would also use this to improve the sleep system at night in the tent. Sometimes an unexpectedly cold night can occur, taking you out of your comfort zone in your sleeping bag, even with extra clothes worn within the bag. This emergency bag could be worn on the outside of the sleeping bag, to provide extra air-trapping and keep you warmer at night. I think it might be difficult to wrap the emergency bag up really small again and get it into the supplied pouch, but this wouldn't stop me from using it if temperatures were falling and extra warmth was required.So overall this is a good addition to the day pack or back pack and is worth the small additional weight and volume. I'm happy with the quality, functionality and price and would recommend it.

small and lightweight. this is kept in my bag (with other survival gear) for hill walking or mountain biking. I have taken it out a couple of times, to show someone and to use it when we took shelter in a bothy after heavy snow. (wasn't really needed but good to see it in action) it is designed for one time use for when a accident happens or you come across a injured person, but with care in non emergency occasions is could be used a couple of times. i would recommend!

They seem well made, hopefully they won't ever be needed.I've put one in the car as part of first aid kit in case of accidents or winter breakdowns.The other one will come with me on trail runs cycling and hiking they are really compact and light so I won't even notice I'm carrying it, but it could be a lifesaver in the event of an accident. Being bright orange you'll be easily spotted in the wilderness.

I needed a bivvy bag for an ultra marathon that I was running, particularly I wanted one that did would not add extra weight or bulk to my vest. These bivvy bags are so nice and small and well packed. I used one and my friend used the other and they packed very nicely in with everything else we had to carry. I am glad I purchased this product.

As described - small and lightweight in a nice little pouch.cannot comment on durability or value for money - as I am hoping I never get to use it! :)

Great little survival bag. Very small and compact and lightweight too. Measures 213cm when fully open so I can easily fit inside and with plenty of room too. Inside is reflective foil and will keep the heat in to aid in an emergency situation. Perfect size for glove box in the car. I would even have it in my kit bag for my ultras as an emergency blanket just in case.

Excellent value keep one in the car and always take one when walking for emergencies

I hope I don't need to use it so I hope it works. I really should read details 🙄 I didn't expect it to be so small, I guess I was expecting a proper sleeping bag.Looks good though just hope it's warm.