SharpSurvival Shack Emergency Survival Shelter Tent - 2 Person Mylar Tube Tent - Lightweight 8' x 5' All Weather Waterproof Shelter Conserves Heat - Reflective Tents for Camping/Hiking and More

I bought two things to use to help keep my crippled dog warm since I live where it snows. The survival shack I bought to insulate my dogs house to keep her warm thru the winter and was great and she loves it. The camping mat I bought to go on the floor of her dog house for a little protection from the cold dirt and weather but as soon as I attempted to pull it up the sides it ripped (i was not tugging hard nor was it in a place that should of caused it to rip.) with that being said I also did not pull it by the sewn edges either. Thank goodness its on the side and I could duct tape it. It works but is very cheap made. All n all it does what its supposed to do and she seems to like it and be warm.

One is in my Wife's safety bag in her car, the other makes it into my truck on road trips or in our 72 hour SHTF bag. Light cheap and like building a fire it gives people a productive thing to do if they get lost. Folks are much less likely to panic and run the wrong way if they have a little tent to sleep in and a fire to build. Sounds silly but a lot of people fall into panic, not because they got lost, but because they know they are not prepared for being lost.

Haven't used it yet, figure I'll keep it until there's a emergency. If it don't work, I'll come back from the dead and haunt you till you die. Can you say Zombie (LMAO on that one). No worries though, combined with my other emergency gear, I'm not worried, this is just a bonus to help with all my other junk, I wouldn't have bought it unless it would help in a emergency, it can double for anything else including a emergency blanket if required.

It was delivered a few days ago, so hopefully by now you have had a chance to use the product.Luckily, since you delivered the product, I have not been put in a survival situation where I needed tosleep out in the woods, desert, etc. in the cold. So I haven't had a chance to use it, but I am sure it willwork fine if I ever have need of it. If it doesn't, I will likely freeze to death so I won't be able to give it abad review.

I bought this as a gag gift for my BF since we recently got more interested in camping. Hopefully we never have to use it, but for the price I felt like I had to buy it! It’s compact enough to stay in the car trunk until then.

Honestly, I haven't even opened it. I threw it right into my emergency kit because it's honestly impossible to screw up a product this simple. However, if I do end up dying in the wilderness because of this tent, I'll make sure to update my review.On a serious note, they aren't ideal. But they weigh nothing, fold flat, and will save your life in a pinch. The price is right, just go ahead and grab one.

I have prepared “small kits” for each of our grandsons to carry in their cars. This survival tent, a first aid kit, survival water straws, emergency Vertex blankets, a Trac-light flashlight and Trac light lantern, water proof matches, waterproof work gloves, wrist compasses, etc These items are compact and take very little space. They all travel with a six pack of bottled water. . If any of them are stranded, hopefully, it will help keep them alive.

I'm sure it works fine but it's not exactly what I was expecting. It came in a larger package than I thought. About the size of a piece of paper in plain plastic wrap. While it's thin, I thought it would be a bit more compact to shove in the bottom of my backpack. Instead, I'm afraid the packaging would tear or fall apart and end up damaging the tent. It's cheap though and something I'll probably never use. I just needed one "just in case" so what can you expect.