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.”
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.


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




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.

Every detail earned its place. Nothing decorative.





Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars.
“Put it in my kit and forgot about it. When the power went out last winter it kept me warm all night.”
“Storm took our power. I handed out a bag to everyone and the kids stayed warm until the heat came back.”
“Bought a few for the family and neighbors. Easy gift that could really matter one day.”
Where a blanket or a foil sheet falls short, and where this keeps working.
Most people keep a foil blanket or a spare comforter for emergencies. Here is how they compare.

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












Rated 4.8/5 by customers
Open the sack and shake the bag loose.
A pad, car seat, cushion or cardboard stops heat loss into the ground.
Pull it up to your shoulders and keep the opening snug.
Plain answers to the questions we get the most.
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.
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.
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.
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.
One per person, plus one in each car. That is why the multipacks cost less per bag.
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.
Tell us within 30 days and we will replace it or refund you.
30 days. If it is not right for you, send it back for a full refund.

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.
Parents, preppers, commuters and grandparents who like being ready.
“It does not pretend to be a rated bag. It blocks the wind and holds my heat. One in each truck.”
“Tiny enough for the glovebox. Got extras for my parents.”
“Furnace quit in an ice storm. This cut the draft way better than a pile of blankets.”
“Long drive to work in winter. Nice to know it is there.”
“Weighs nothing. Lives in my hunting pack.”
“We lose power every winter. Now we each have one.”
“Every kid has one in their pack now.”
“Easy to keep in the car for icy roads.”
“That orange is bright. Good for kids.”
“Gave them to the whole family.”
“Keeps in the sleeper for bad nights.”
“Throw it over my regular bag on cold nights.”