
Product Features
- Built for When Things Go Wrong — Keep one in your pack, car or bug-out bag so you're prepared if a hike runs late, the weather turns, or you need to wait out a storm off-trail.
- Thermal-Reflective Orange Fabric — The bright orange, heat-reflecting lining helps retain body heat and makes the shelter highly visible against snow, forest and rock for easier rescue spotting.
- Waterproof & Moisture-Proof — Blocks rain, dew and ground moisture so you stay drier while waiting out bad weather.
- Windproof & Insulated — The sealed A-frame structure cuts wind chill and helps hold warmth inside when temperatures drop.
- Fast, No-Tool Setup — Opens into a simple A-frame shelter in minutes; no poles or complicated instructions required (guyline setup shown on the retail pack).
- Packs to a Small Stuff Sack — Folds down to a compact drawstring bag that slips into a backpack pocket, glovebox or hiking kit without weighing you down.
- Two-Pack Option Available — Pick the single-unit or two-pack option depending on group size, family preparedness, or keeping one in both your pack and your vehicle.
- Bright Orange, Easy to Locate — High-visibility orange makes the shelter easy for partners, search teams and aircraft to spot in low light or woodland terrain.
Product Description
A single unexpected overnight in the outdoors can turn a day hike into a survival situation. This outdoor emergency shelter is the lightweight, low-cost insurance you hope you never need — but will be glad you packed. Simply pull it out, set up the A-frame structure, and you have a windproof, waterproof, body-heat-retaining shelter that blocks rain, dew and wind while keeping you visible to rescuers. It folds back into a tiny drawstring bag that lives in your backpack, car glovebox, hunting pack or bug-out bag, ready before the weather turns. Sold as a single shelter or a two-pack so you can cover more people or leave one in the car and one in your pack. Ideal for hikers, campers, hunters, overlanders, scouts and anyone who spends time off-trail.
