Emergency Sleeping Bag
Pickup available at 6148 Getty Dr
Usually ready in 24 hours
Stay Warm. Stay Protected. Be Prepared for Emergencies.
When disaster strikes, staying warm can be critical to your safety. The Go Time Gear Emergency Survival Sleeping Bag is a compact, lightweight thermal bivy designed to help retain body heat and provide temporary protection from wind, rain, and cold.
Whether you're facing a winter storm, power outage, unexpected evacuation, or outdoor emergency, this survival sleeping bag is an essential addition to your emergency preparedness supplies.
Key Features & Benefits
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Emergency Heat Retention: Reflective thermal material helps reduce radiant body heat loss in cold conditions.
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Lightweight & Compact: Easy to store in your home emergency kit, vehicle, backpack, or evacuation bag.
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Weather Protection: Helps shield you from wind and rain during unexpected outdoor emergencies.
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Quick Emergency Shelter: Unfolds quickly when temporary protection is needed.
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Portable Survival Essential: Ideal for hurricanes, winter storms, power outages, camping, hiking, and roadside emergencies.
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Emergency Preparedness Ready: A practical addition to 72-hour survival kits and disaster preparedness supplies.
Small Enough to Store. Important When You Need It Most.
During an emergency, you may not have access to electricity, heating, or comfortable shelter. Having a thermal survival sleeping bag available provides an extra layer of protection when conditions become unpredictable.
Don't wait until you're stranded in the cold. Prepare today and stay ready for tomorrow!
Safety note: This is an emergency thermal bivy, not an insulated sleeping bag. It should not be relied upon as the sole protection against freezing temperatures or hypothermia.
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