SOL Emergency Bivvy — Warmth & Waterproof Shelter, Green (Adventure Medical Kits | 01401236 | UPC 707708212369)

Stay dry, stay warm, and stay visible when it counts. The Adventure Medical Kits SOL Bivvy (Warmth, Waterproof) in Green packs life-saving protection into a palm-sized shelter you can carry anywhere. Built from rugged, heat-reflective material that helps retain up to 90% of body heat, this ultralight emergency bivvy shields you from wind, rain, and snow so you can stabilize body temperature and ride out unexpected nights in the backcountry, on the road, or at the worksite.

Why the SOL Bivvy Belongs in Every Pack

• All-weather protection: Fully waterproof and windproof shell blocks cold gusts and precipitation to reduce heat loss in harsh conditions.

• Heat-reflective interior: Metallic lining reflects your radiant heat back toward your body to help prevent hypothermia when temps plummet.

• Ultralight & packable: Minimal bulk fits in jacket pockets, trail vests, glove boxes, bike kits, and rescue bags—carry it and forget it until you need it.

• Emergency-ready colorway: Green exterior blends with natural environments yet remains identifiable to partners; pair with a signal mirror/whistle for rescue.

• Tear-resistant construction: Proven film material resists rips better than ordinary space blankets; won’t shred in the wind or when you shift position.

• One-piece shelter: Unlike loose blankets, the bivvy bag design seals in warmth around your whole body for fast, efficient thermal retention.

Key Specifications

• Brand/Line: Adventure Medical Kits — SOL (Survive Outdoors Longer)

• Product: Emergency Bivvy — Warmth, Waterproof

• Color: Green

• Item/SKU: 01401236

• UPC: 707708212369

• Protection: Windproof / Waterproof, heat-reflective interior

• Form factor: Full-body bivvy sack (not just a blanket)

• Use cases: Backpacking, day hikes, hunting, fishing, trail running, cycling, mountaineering, vehicle kits, preparedness/first-aid, search & rescue

Fit Note: Designed as an emergency single-person bivvy. For regular camping use, pair with a sleeping bag/pad system and a suitable shelter.

What It Does Better Than a Foil Blanket

• Enclosure = less convective heat loss. The bivvy shape traps warm air, reducing drafts that steal heat from your body.

• Quiet, durable material. Less crinkle and better tear resistance means you can move without destroying your only shelter.

• Weather-blocking shell. True waterproof/windproof performance helps prevent evaporative and convective cooling—two big hypothermia drivers.

Field-Proven Uses

• Unexpected overnights: Bad weather, missed trail junctions, or injury—crawl in to keep shivers at bay.

• Summit & ski insurance: Stash in your pack for alpine missions and ski tours where storms and injuries escalate fast.

• Vehicle & moto kits: Compact insurance for winter commutes, power outages, or roadside emergencies.

• Hunt & fish backups: Long sits in blinds or boats get cold; the bivvy buys warmth without extra layers.

• SAR & first responders: Quick hypothermia mitigation for patients while awaiting transport.

How to Use (Fast)

1. Get out of the wind and off wet ground if possible; use a pad, pack, or vegetation as insulation.

2. Unroll the bivvy and open the mouth; sit and pull it up over your legs and torso.

3. Seal drafts by tucking the opening or using a cord/clip; keep minimal opening for ventilation.

4. Stay as dry as possible. Moisture robs heat—vent lightly to manage condensation.

Pro Tip: Add a closed-cell foam pad under your torso/hips to cut conductive heat loss to the ground. A hat and dry socks make a big difference.

Care & Reuse

• Dry after use: Air out to reduce condensation before repacking.

• Fold or roll gently: Avoid sharp creases that can weaken film over time.

• Inspect for wear: Patch small pinholes with repair tape if needed.

• Store cool & dry: Keep in the included stuff sack inside your kit or glove box.

Who It’s For

• Backpackers & day hikers who want a real safety margin at minimal weight.

• Trail runners & cyclists where ounces matter and weather shifts fast.

• Hunters & anglers facing long sits, changing temps, and remote access.

• Preparedness-minded families building home/auto emergency kits.

• Guides, SAR, and first responders needing compact thermal protection for patients.

Safety Notes

• The bivvy is not a substitute for a seasonal sleep system or four-season shelter during planned overnights.

• Avoid open flames and high heat sources; keep away from sharp objects.

• Manage condensation: ventilate slightly in humid or warmer conditions.

SEO Highlights (For Shoppers & Merchandisers)

• Primary Keywords: SOL Emergency Bivvy waterproof green, Adventure Medical Kits bivy 01401236, survival bivy sack heat reflective, UPC 707708212369.

• Related Keywords: emergency sleeping bag, ultralight survival shelter, hypothermia prevention bivvy, windproof waterproof bivy, pocket bivy for hiking.

• Value Propositions: Retains body heat, waterproof/windproof protection, ultralight and packable, tougher than foil blankets, essential for emergency kits.

What’s in the Box

• SOL Bivvy — Warmth & Waterproof (Green)

• Stuff sack for compact storage

• Basic use/care instructions (from manufacturer)

When plans change and temperatures drop, the Adventure Medical Kits SOL Bivvy gives you the fast, reliable warmth barrier that can turn a bad night into a survivable one—at a weight and size you’ll actually carry.

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