Emergency Blankets & Bivvys

Survival Blankets for Camping, Hunting, and Outdoor Preparedness

Emergency blankets and bivvys are compact survival essentials for cold, wet, or unpredictable conditions. Whether you are packing a patrol bag, building a bug-out kit, staging supplies in a vehicle, or preparing for camping and mountaineering, these lightweight items help support body warmth when exposure becomes a concern. Their small packed size and affordable cost make them easy to add to multiple kits without taking up valuable space.

This selection includes emergency blankets, bivvy-style covers, all-weather emergency bags, fire blankets, and 3-in-1 survival blanket options from trusted tactical and outdoor brands.

These products are built for practical use by police, military, first responders, security personnel, outdoor professionals, and prepared civilians. A bivvy is commonly used as a slip-on cover with a sleeping bag or as a compact emergency shelter layer. Depending on the specific product, bivvys may help retain warmth, reduce exposure to wind and moisture, or function as a simple barrier when conditions change fast.

Emergency blankets are often made with synthetic materials designed to reflect and hold body heat, making them useful for warming, shelter, ground cover, signaling, and general field preparedness.

Use this category to round out:

• Patrol bags, go-bags, and bug-out bags
• Vehicle emergency kits and roadside preparedness gear
• Camping, hiking, hunting, and mountaineering packs
• First aid kits, trauma kits, and rescue supplies
• Security posts, range bags, and field operations kits
• Cold-weather staging supplies for teams and families

When choosing an emergency blanket or bivvy, consider how it will be carried, how many people it may need to cover, and whether you need a simple blanket, a more enclosed bivvy bag, or a multi-use survival blanket. Some bivvy designs include features such as two-way nylon zippers that allow use as a sleeping bag-style cover or as a tube with the bottom open, which can be useful when seated, wearing boots, or layering around other gear. Select the style that best fits your duty environment, outdoor activity, or emergency plan, then keep it stored where it can be reached quickly when conditions turn cold or wet.