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SOL Thermal Bivvy (Fall 2022)
Adventure Medical Kits
SOL Thermal Bivvy (Fall 2022)
$36.99
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  When staying warm is crucial, you'll be glad this is in your pack.

  The SOL Thermal Bivvy reflects up to 80% of radiated body heat to help keep you warm and dry in emergency survival situations. Whether the power goes out in your home in cold weather, your car is stranded in a snowstorm, or your day hike has turned into an overnight survival situation, the SOL Thermal Bivvy will help keep you warm and protected from the elements. The non woven fabric is both wind and water proof. This year round bivvy is also ideal as a light weight replacement for your sleeping bag when temperatures are above 50F/9C.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Adventure Medical Kits
Color:
Various
Weight:
8.9 oz.
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
0140-1223
UPC:
707708212239
Other Features:
Size: 36 in. x 84 in.
Reflects up to 80% of radiated body heat
Thermo-Lite non-woven fabric is waterproof and windproof.
Ultralight, warm weather sleep system to 50F.
Ultralight stuff sack allows you to store the bivvy before or after use.
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