Bestseller• Rated 4.8 / 5.0

SolVault™ ThermaShield
Emergency Sleeping Bag

When the power goes out and the heat goes with it, cold is the first real danger. This is a sealed bag you climb inside, not a sheet you drape over yourself. It blocks the wind and reflects your own body heat back at you.

  • Sealed bivvy: you get all the way inside
  • Aluminized shell reflects your body heat
  • Windproof, water-resistant
  • About 4.2 oz, packs to fist size
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Full Specs
  • Shell: aluminized PE film, hi-vis orange outside, reflective interior
  • Shape: sealed bivvy you climb inside, not a flat blanket
  • Open size: about 83 × 35 in (210 × 90 cm)
  • Weight: about 4.2 oz (120 g)
  • Packed: about fist size, drawstring sack included
  • Wind: windproof shell
  • Water: water-resistant. Not waterproof, not submersible
  • Warmth: emergency heat layer, no temperature rating
  • Reusable with care: repack gently, store cool and dry
How It Keeps You Warm

Your body loses heat in four ways. The two that make a cold night dangerous fast are wind stripping heat off your skin and heat radiating away from your body. The sealed shell stops the wind and sheds rain. The aluminized surface sends part of your radiant heat back toward you. And because you are fully inside, it holds a pocket of warm air around your whole body.

Shipping, Returns & Exchanges

Orders ship within 2–3 business days with tracking. Arrived damaged or not right? Tell us within 30 days for a replacement or a full refund.

Ready Where the Cold Hits.

The car, the closet, the go-bag and the kitchen drawer.

SolVault™ ThermaShield Emergency Sleeping Bag
SolVault™ ThermaShield Emergency Sleeping Bag
SolVault™ ThermaShield Emergency Sleeping Bag
SolVault™ ThermaShield Emergency Sleeping Bag
The Real Problem

The Heat Goes Out. Foil Blankets Slide Off.

A flat foil sheet sits on top of you. The wind gets underneath, it tears, it blows away. Piling on blankets does not stop drafts either.

4.2 ozLighter than a phone
0Power, fuel or setup needed
Product
✕Drafty house. Cold car. Flat foil that slides off.✓SolVault™ wraps your whole body and holds your heat.
What's Inside

Built for the Night Nothing Else Works.

Every detail earned its place. Nothing decorative.

Get Inside It
Get Inside It
  • A sealed bag, not a flat sheet
  • Traps warm air around your whole body
Reflects Your Heat
Reflects Your Heat
  • Aluminized interior
  • Sends radiant body heat back to you
Blocks Wind & Rain
Blocks Wind & Rain
  • Windproof shell
  • Sheds rain and splashes
Fits Your Fist
Fits Your Fist
  • About 4.2 oz packed
  • Glovebox, backpack or purse
Easy to Spot
Easy to Spot
  • Bright hi-vis orange
  • Stands out against snow and dark
Reviews

Why Families Keep One Everywhere

Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars.

Jerry C.Prepper · Ohio
★★★★★

Worked when I needed it

“Put it in my kit and forgot about it. When the power went out last winter it kept me warm all night.”

Sarah J.Mom of 3 · Texas
★★★★★

One for each kid

“Storm took our power. I handed out a bag to everyone and the kids stayed warm until the heat came back.”

Marge H.Grandma · Michigan
★★★★★

Best small gift

“Bought a few for the family and neighbors. Easy gift that could really matter one day.”

A Winter Outage

One Bag. Ready the Second You Need It.

Where a blanket or a foil sheet falls short, and where this keeps working.

  1. 6 PM
    The power goes out. The furnace stops and the house starts cooling fast.
    SolVaultPull the bag out of the drawer. No setup.
  2. 9 PM
    The drafts start. Blankets let cold air slip through.
    SolVaultThe sealed shell cuts the draft.
  3. 12 AM
    Midnight. The temperature keeps dropping.
    SolVaultYour own heat is reflected back to you.
  4. 3 AM
    The cold floor. The ground pulls heat through the bottom.
    SolVaultAdd a pad, couch cushion or cardboard below.
  5. 7 AM
    Morning. Power is back. Time to pack up.
    SolVaultRepack gently. Ready for next time.
Side by Side

SolVault™ vs The Alternatives.

Most people keep a foil blanket or a spare comforter for emergencies. Here is how they compare.

SolVault
✓Sealed Bag
✓Reflects Heat
✓Windproof
✓Hi-Vis Orange
✓Fist-Sized
✓Honest Specs
Foil Blanket
✕Flat Sheet
✓Reflects Heat
✕Wind Gets Under
✕Silver
✓Small
✕Fake "90%" Claims
Comforter
✕Drapes Over
✕No Reflection
✕Drafty
✕Hard to Spot
✕Bulky
✓Cozy
Camping Bag
✓Enclosed
✓Insulated
✓Wind Block
✕Dark Colors
✕Bulky
✕$80+
SolVault™ vs The Alternatives.
By the Numbers

What's In Every Bag.

No fluff. Just what you get when you open the box.

4.2 ozUltralight, lighter than a phone
83"Long enough to climb all the way in
0Power, fuel or setup needed
30-DayMoney-back guarantee

Rated 4.8/5 by customers

How to Use It

Warm in 3 Steps.

  1. 1

    Pull it out

    Open the sack and shake the bag loose.

  2. 2

    Put a barrier down

    A pad, car seat, cushion or cardboard stops heat loss into the ground.

  3. 3

    Climb in

    Pull it up to your shoulders and keep the opening snug.

FAQs

Everything You Need to Know.

Plain answers to the questions we get the most.

Is this a rated sleeping bag?

No. It is an emergency heat layer with no temperature rating. It reflects your radiant heat and blocks wind and rain. It is a backup for when the heat is gone, not gear for a winter camping trip.

Is it waterproof?

It is water-resistant. It sheds rain and splashes and blocks wind, but it is not waterproof and should not be used in standing water.

Does it protect me from the cold ground?

Not much, and we will not pretend it does. Put a pad, a car seat, cushions, cardboard or leaves between you and the cold surface.

How small and light is it?

About 4.2 oz, and it packs down to about the size of your fist in the drawstring sack. It fits in a glovebox, backpack, purse or drawer.

How many should I get?

One per person, plus one in each car. That is why the multipacks cost less per bag.

Can I reuse it?

Yes, with care. Repack it gently and store it cool and dry. Once the film is punctured it can tear, so treat it as an emergency tool, not everyday gear.

What if it arrives damaged?

Tell us within 30 days and we will replace it or refund you.

What's your guarantee?

30 days. If it is not right for you, send it back for a full refund.

30 Days. Zero Risk.
Risk-Free Purchase

30 Days. Zero Risk.

Keep it in your car or closet. Test it on a cold night. If it is not what you expected, tell us within 30 days for a full refund.

30-Day TrialFull refund. No questions asked.
Free US ShippingShips within 24h on business days.
Damaged? Replaced FreeArrived torn? We send a new one.
Reviews

Cars, Closets & Go-Bags.

Parents, preppers, commuters and grandparents who like being ready.

James M.Truck owner · New Hampshire
★★★★★

Honest about what it does

“It does not pretend to be a rated bag. It blocks the wind and holds my heat. One in each truck.”

Tina P.Mom · North Carolina
★★★★★

One for every car

“Tiny enough for the glovebox. Got extras for my parents.”

Jules V.Homeowner · Wyoming
★★★★★

Better than blankets

“Furnace quit in an ice storm. This cut the draft way better than a pile of blankets.”

Dana R.Commuter · Minnesota
★★★★★

Glovebox essential

“Long drive to work in winter. Nice to know it is there.”

Carl B.Hunter · Montana
★★★★★

In my pack now

“Weighs nothing. Lives in my hunting pack.”

Linda S.Retiree · Pennsylvania
★★★★★

Peace of mind

“We lose power every winter. Now we each have one.”

Mark T.Scout leader · Colorado
★★★★★

Bought for the troop

“Every kid has one in their pack now.”

Amy K.Nurse · Illinois
★★★★★

Night shift drives

“Easy to keep in the car for icy roads.”

Rob D.Dad · Wisconsin
★★★★★

Easy to see

“That orange is bright. Good for kids.”