• Rugged Emergency Shelter: The Go Time Gear Life Tent is an ultralight tent engineered for robust protection in unpredictable environments. Crafted from military-grade Mylar, this emergency tent is an essential component of your survival gear and supplies

• Effortless Portability: Weighing only 8.7 ounces, this portable tent easily integrates into any emergency bag or survival pack. Its compact design ensures you can carry essential winter survival gear without sacrificing space or comfort

• Versatile Survival Tool: The Life Tent serves as an adaptable emergency blanket or bivy tent, offering reliable protection in diverse scenarios. Its multifunctionality makes it indispensable for disaster preparedness supplies and emergency essentials

• Enhanced Safety Features: Equipped with a 120-decibel emergency whistle and a 550-pound Para-Synch drawstring, this emergency gear elevates your readiness. These components are vital for assembling comprehensive bugout bag supplies and survival tools

• Reliable Heat Retention: This emergency shelter is designed to retain up to 90% of body heat, ensuring crucial warmth in cold conditions. Its durable construction solidifies its place in any emergency backpack or winter emergency car kit

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Incredibly Compact

Our Life Tent weighs just 8.7oz (0.54lbs) and packs down to 5.25in X 3.25in (13.3cmx8.2cm) inside the included stuff sack so you can easily toss it.

Room for Two

At 94in (239cm) long and 58in (147cm) wide at the base when fully deployed, there's enough room to shelter inside with a partner.

Repair Gear & Start Fires

Threads inside of the 20 ft paracord line and stuff sack drawstring can be used to repair gear or as kindling to help start a fire.

Alert Rescuers 1 Mile Away

The paracord drawstring on the stuff sack features a 120 Decibel whistle, loud enough to alert rescuers up to1 mile away.