Post by woodyz on Oct 8, 2015 15:41:25 GMT -7
I think this sweet new emergency shelter system from Land Shark is probably the third most overlooked item for a Bug Out Bag. See some of the other most frequently overlooked survival and prepping items in this playlist:
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi9Gy0TQkj_p1bOWCUSNkRz-5AlEiBySN.
A good sleeping system that is light and compact but very effective and creating a micro environment and helping you to keep your core body temperature at 98.6 degrees is critical to have in a bug out bag or survival kit. A small space blankets work to a degree but they are cheap crap compared to the Land Shark! Go to goo.gl/MLPzAO to check the out!
This emergency bivy bag is waterproof and windproof! It can even be used in water if you have a personal flotation device to keep you afloat. The bivy is reinforced with ripstop stitching throughout and double sewn seams. It is very tough! The downside to it being fully waterproof and windproof is that you will need to actively manage that air flow into and out of the ivy bag in order to avoid condensation on the inside of the bag. However, this is easily accomplished because most people do not fully “sleep” during survival situations, so opening the ivy bag opening as needed is an easy and natural task to accomplish instinctively.
The LandShark Emergency Bivy bag will give some people a bit of sticker shock but to them I would say how much would you be willing to pay for a bivy bag if you were without one in a survival situation? This bag is vacuum packed, very slim and light weight and will be good for years to come!
www.realitysurvival.com/landshark-emergency-bivy-bag-review/
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi9Gy0TQkj_p1bOWCUSNkRz-5AlEiBySN.
A good sleeping system that is light and compact but very effective and creating a micro environment and helping you to keep your core body temperature at 98.6 degrees is critical to have in a bug out bag or survival kit. A small space blankets work to a degree but they are cheap crap compared to the Land Shark! Go to goo.gl/MLPzAO to check the out!
This emergency bivy bag is waterproof and windproof! It can even be used in water if you have a personal flotation device to keep you afloat. The bivy is reinforced with ripstop stitching throughout and double sewn seams. It is very tough! The downside to it being fully waterproof and windproof is that you will need to actively manage that air flow into and out of the ivy bag in order to avoid condensation on the inside of the bag. However, this is easily accomplished because most people do not fully “sleep” during survival situations, so opening the ivy bag opening as needed is an easy and natural task to accomplish instinctively.
The LandShark Emergency Bivy bag will give some people a bit of sticker shock but to them I would say how much would you be willing to pay for a bivy bag if you were without one in a survival situation? This bag is vacuum packed, very slim and light weight and will be good for years to come!
www.realitysurvival.com/landshark-emergency-bivy-bag-review/
