Go Time Gear Survival Life Tent • 2 Person Mylar Emergency Shelter Tube Tent + Paracord • All-Weather Protection for Camping, Hiking, & Survival Kits • Includes Emergency Whistle

Small, light, good price, not used it at the moment but will do in the near future

Looks a quality item, hope I never have to use it.

Bought this life tent to keep in the car in case of emergency to make a heat reflective shelter in case I had to leave my vehicle. Whilst the material isn’t the thickness of a tarp I really wasn’t expecting that at this price point so I’m very pleased with the product. Using a lightening deal I’m content to store this away in the boot with a camping blanket and other gear as a “just in case” product. Reading previous reviews I did take this out of the carry case and string the ridge line inside before folding it away again so it’s more or less ready to put up as soon as I need it. Due to it’s weight, size and price point I’d highly recommend this product as you never know when you might need it

Great compact size and great quality tent, hopefully won’t need to use but gives me the peace of mind

I like to test things out before having to rely on them in the wild. This tube of plastic comes with a chord, however, they have not strung it ready to use, the faffing about that went on and on really tested my patience. There are a couple of thin loops of plastic to thread the chord through, but the first loop ripped before I got to the one at the other end. I then could see that this was not going to work as both ends were slipping down the dip in the chord, short of tightening it like a guitar string there was no chance of having a tent long enough for me. I decided to tie the corner of the plastic sheet to the chord, this worked but could see straight away that in nature half your day would be looking for something just the right height and width apart in order for it to work. I feel that on arrival at your site where you have decided to pitch, even a slight breeze would make it impossible to put up. My suggestion would be to prep it first and re bag it. Good look with that as well, I think it's a one use item and testing it inside my house may have been my only use. Finally, I think it may be dangerous, its the type of polyethene that can suffocate you, all I can think of is being rapped in this if it collapsed in the wind, and panicking to breath and free yourself. I'm not sure this will be shown, but if it is, just buy a plastic bivvy bag or spend a little more on a really small tent and carry a little more weight.

To flimsy, ripped easy and couldnot fit it back in the bag.. one time use in my opinionNo fixing eyes anywhere.had to bin it

I haven't used the actual shelter yet, but the stitching broke the first time I put it back in the bag.