The Lifesystems Survival Bag is an innovative multi-purpose item for people venturing into locations where they may encounter extreme weather conditions – and these can occur in what initially seem to be safe and moderate climates.

The Lifesystems Survival Bag is made of a plastic material that is lightweight but strong.

It is also waterproof and windproof so one its main uses is in being able to act as a shield against the weather when there is heavy rain, snow or hail or when there is a strong and cold wind – or any combination of these.

The Lifesystems Survival Bag therefore truly lives up to its name as extreme weather conditions can bring the risk of hypothermia, which can be a life-threatening condition.

In this emergency shelter role, the Survival Bag will clearly be of particular importance overnight when being asleep means the body is not able to keep warm by being active.

The bright orange colour of the Lifesystems Survival Bag is of course no accident as it means it can act as a distress signal to alert a rescue search party to your whereabouts.

It is no surprise, therefore, that the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme recommend the Lifesystems Survival Bag for participants to include in their expedition gear.

Features

• Recommended by Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme for inclusion in kit of participants
• Suitable for 1 or 2 people
• Weight: 290 g
• Dimensions packed: 10 x 18 x 3 cm
• Dimensions unpacked: 75 x 210 cm