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Emergency Bivvy $16.99 Klim Emergency Bivvy Vacuum materialized polyethylene bivvy sack reflects back up to 90% of your radiated body heat Weighs 3.8 oz Nylon stuff sack with draw cord |
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Klim Emergency Bivvy $16.99 Vacuum materialized polyethylene bivvy sack reflects back up to 90% of your radiated body heat Nylon stuff sack with draw cord 3.8 oz. |
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Adventure Medical SOL Emergency Bivvy $16 Ideal for the fast packing hiker, climber, or backcountry skier who wants to build in a greater safety margin, the Adventure Medical Kits Heatsheets Emergency Bivvy weighs just 3.5 oz. and fits in a stuff sack no larger than the palm of your hand. At least get some rest in during that unexpected night out and avoid hypothermia. |
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Adventure Medical 118102 Sol ThermoLite 2 Bivvy $43.54 Improved 1.5 oz lighter and 30 per cent stronger. An ideal survival/emergency bag for day hikes summit attempts cross country skiing snowmobiling and more. ThermoLite 2 on the bottom of the bag and the original ThermLite on the top. Lasts longer withstands rocky ground and hard snow pack conditions. Easily repaired in the field with duct tape. Design allows you to open side bottom and top for moisture and heat to escape. Close all openings to keep body heat inside. Reusable.Packed in a bright orange and blue carrying sack. Dimensions: 36 x 84 . Size folded in sack: 7 x 6.5 . |
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The Sack $64.99 Gary Patterson The Sack - Giclee Print |
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Akadema AMK 226 13 in Outfield Baseball Glove $99.99 Akadema AMK 226 13 in Outfield Baseball Glove. The AMK 226 ProSoft Design series glove is born to meet the desire of players looking for the distinct advantage of a game-ready glove. Light and playable right out of the workshop. B-Hive web Open back Deep Pocket |
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Kula Sack $13.99 Kula Sack |
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Nation Sack $8.99 Nation Sack |
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Sack Lunch $14.99 Sack Lunch |
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Wool Sack $24.99 Wool Sack - Photographic Print |
 Adventure Medical Kits Heatsheets Emergency Bivvy, Large List Price: Sale Price: $14.11 You save: $1.89 (12%)  Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours  |
 Adventure Medical Kits Bivvy Sack Thermo-Lite Bivy List Price: Sale Price: $26.95 You save: $7.04 (21%) Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days |
 Adventure Medical S.O.L. Thermal Bivvy Sack Sale Price: $26.05 - $34.00 |
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I don’t buy it for a second. I can understand the downvotes because if you don’t camp a lot it seems like a reasonable statement. But it’s really difficult to stay in a tent until 10:30a, especially a bivvy sack. Double especially if you’re hiking and not carrying particularly soft ground covering. If you were as tired as you said you’d be starving a lot earlier than 10:30. Not to mention how tough that ground is in the morning. If it’s warm out you’re cooking by 9, and if it’s cold out that hard ground just sucks the life out of you and you want to get up and eat and have some coffee. Once one person is up the whole camp is up, and it usually happens a lot closer to 7:30 or 8 after the sun has gotten up and into everyones eyes.