SOL Escape Bivvy Sack
$50.00
Breathable and durable, the Adventure Medical SOL Escape Bivvy Sack sets a new standard for lightweight backcountry shelter.
- The complaint with other lightweight emergency bivvys is that condensation builds up inside, leaving you wet.
- The SOL Escape solves that problem by being breathable, no longer forcing you to choose between being warm and being dry.
- The proprietary material lets moisture escape while keeping rain, snow and wind at bay.
- The inner liner reflects your body heat back to you for ultimate efficiency.
- Waterproof seams seal out water while a side zipper and drawstring hood closure let you shut out the elements entirely or open the sack to cool down.
- Use the SOL Escape Bivvy by itself as a warm weather bag or slip your sleeping bag inside for extra warmth on cold nights.
- The high-visibility orange exterior makes it easy for rescuers to spot you, even in areas with high tree cover.
- Whether you're using it for emergency preparedness, ultralight backpacking or as part of a thermal layering system, the SOL Escape is sure to be a favorite piece of your outdoor kit.
- Size: 84"L x 36"W, 6"L x 4"W packed
- Weight: 8.5 oz
- Breathable, heat-reflective material
- Water-Resistant
- Windproof
- Easy in, easy out side entry
- Hand washable
- Comfortable and soft material
- Reusable
- Carrying sack included
- High-visibility orange color
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Could I use this as a liner to another sleeping bag? I am going to hike the Inca Trail in June and I am suppose to bring a liner for a rented sleeping bag. Would this work for me?
Thanks,Asked on 4/22/2013 by Meghan from Germany1 answer
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Meghan, this would work, however I think you'd like a cloth liner better for this application. They can be purchased at many sporting goods stores, or you can make one out of a bed sheet.Answered on 4/22/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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