Description
Complete bivouac protection with this waterproof-breathable overbag
This sleeping bag, based on the French army model, provides complete protection against moisture and bad weather. Its waterproof-breathable fabric keeps you dry in the rain, while limiting internal condensation during a prolonged bivouac or overnight expedition. The army camouflage pattern, integrated into the fabric, preserves discretion in the field.
In the field, it makes all the difference: protected sleeping after several hours in the rain, with no feeling of moisture trapped inside. The membrane blocks water from the outside, while the breathability reduces internal icing on cold, wet nights. Above all, check the available space around your sleeping bag, as this determines how comfortable it will be when you’re out and about.
Sleeping bag specifications
- Breathable polyester fabric with waterproof membrane
- Military camouflage pattern integrated into the fabric
- Lightweight: 1 kg, a size that can be carried without significantly weighing down the bag
- Compact, collapsible format, including carry bag
- Compatible with standard sleeping bags
- Seams and fasteners designed to withstand repeated use
- Condition: new military surplus , never used, ready for service upon receipt, but may show signs of storage.
Use and versatility of this protective bag
This overbag is ideal for those who want to extend the life of an existing sleeping bag while adding a reliable barrier against moisture. Specifically, for a multi-day outing, it protects the sleeping bag from splashes, damp ground and morning dew. The included carry bag makes it easy to store without taking up too much space in the pack.
Where this model stands out is in wet and cold conditions, when external protection must remain consistent with internal moisture evacuation. Best reserved for bivouac use, trekking, committed camping or light tactical contexts, rather than for sleeping on the ground without an insulating mat. What the sheet doesn’t show is that a good overbag protects well, but doesn’t replace ground insulation or a temperature-appropriate sleeping bag.
