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TerraShell emergency sleeping bag

TerraShell emergency sleeping bag

Keep your family warm when the power goes out, the car breaks down, or the storm hits.

$98.00
  • Sends 90% of your body warmth back toward you
  • Blocks wind, rain and cold
  • Works without power, gas or batteries
Details
  • Reflective thermal lining helps retain body heat
  • Wind-resistant and water-resistant outer layer
  • Army green, with an integrated safety whistle
  • Size 90 x 210 cm, packs into its own compression pouch
  • Weighs about 4 ounces, smaller than a soda can when packed

120-day money-back guarantee and 2-year product warranty. Free shipping with tracking, delivery in 10 to 15 business days.

Shipping & returns

Free U.S. shipping over $69. Most orders arrive in 10 to 15 days, with a tracking link by email the day it ships. You have 120 days to decide: call (877) 428-1729 or email support@quietprotector.com for a full refund.

When the power goes out, the clock starts

When your home loses power, the temperature inside drops fast. At night, an unheated house can fall below 50°F in hours, and children lose body heat faster than adults. Most families still rely on hope and a few blankets as their only plan B.

TerraShell vs cotton blankets

TerraShellCotton blankets
Heat retentionReflects and retains body heatLose heat quickly in cold conditions
Wind and rainA barrier against wind and moistureNo protection from wind or rain
When dampStays dry, won't soak throughAbsorb moisture and pull heat away from your body
PackabilityFits in a pocket, purse or glove boxBulky and impractical to carry
Power neededNone: no electricity, gas or batteriesNone, but no real insulation either

What's inside, and why it matters

Unrolled TerraShell next to its green logo pouch on a forest floor

Reflective thermal layer

Keeps your body heat where it belongs.

Two TerraShells with pouches and orange whistle on white (x2 pack)

Protective outer shell

Blocks wind and moisture when conditions turn harsh.

Son and older mom in a living room, four TerraShell pouches on the coffee table

Compact emergency design

Always there. Never in the way.

How to use TerraShell

1Find a safe spotCar, living room, basement: anywhere you need to stay warm.
2Climb insideKeep your clothes on and pull the opening up to your shoulders.
3Rest and warm upThe lining reflects your own body heat back to you, creating a warm micro-climate in minutes.

TerraShell: questions before you order

But I can just use blankets... right?

Cotton blankets absorb moisture from your breath and sweat, and once damp they pull heat away from your body. TerraShell creates a waterproof barrier that keeps you dry and warm, and it fits in your glove box.

What temperatures does TerraShell work in?

It isn't rated to a specific degree like a camping sleeping bag, because it works with your own body heat. Users report staying warm in freezing cars and unheated homes down to 30°F when wearing normal clothes inside the bag.

Why is it green instead of orange?

It comes in army green so your family doesn't stand out as a bright beacon in a crisis. If you need to be found, use the integrated whistle.

How long does shipping take, and what if it's not for me?

Orders ship within 24 hours and usually arrive in 10 to 15 business days, with free shipping in the USA. You have a 120-day money-back guarantee: if you're not satisfied, email us for a full refund.

TerraShell Emergency Sleeping Bag: a thermal emergency bivy for the car, the home and power outages

TerraShell is an emergency sleeping bag with a reflective thermal lining that sends about 90% of your body warmth back toward you. The outer layer blocks wind and rain, and it works with no power, no gas and no batteries.

It is 90 by 210 cm, weighs about 4 ounces and packs into its own pouch smaller than a soda can, with a built-in safety whistle. That is why families keep one emergency bivy per person under the car seats and in the hall closet: if you are stuck on a closed road or the heat goes out at home, everyone has their own warmth.

See our winter storm supplies, or the Blackout & Winter Kit with four TerraShells inside.