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Recondo 1 Jungle Hammock System

Recondo 1 Jungle Hammock System

Capacity
1 person
User Weight Limit
300 lbs
Regular price $500.00
Sale price Regular price $500.00

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SOL Thermal Bivvy w/Rescue Whistle

Thermal Bivvy w/Rescue Whistle

Dimensions
84" x 36"
Weight
8.9 oz
Regular price $64.00
Sale price Regular price $64.00

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Emergency Bivvy XL w/ Rescue Whistle

Emergency Bivvy XL w/ Rescue Whistle

Weight
5.8 oz
Regular price $44.00
Sale price Regular price $35.00

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Emergency Bivvy with Rescue Whistle (Orange)

Emergency Bivvy with Rescue Whistle (Orange)

Dimensions
84" × 36"
Weight
3.8 oz
Regular price $36.00
Sale price Regular price $36.00

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Questions, answered

What does Special order mean?

We order that item in from the maker for you. Call (562) 294-6269 for the lead time before you order.

How fast does it ship?

In-stock gear ships in 1 to 3 business days. Free Economy shipping to the contiguous US on orders over $150 on most gear.

Do military and first responders get a discount?

Yes, 10% on gear marked for it, verified through GovX at checkout.

About Bivvies & Hammocks

Bivvies & Hammock Shelters

Minimalist shelter for emergency, ultralight, and packable backup. Emergency bivouac sacks weigh ounces and fit in a pocket; camping hammocks set up in five minutes between any two trees. Both eliminate the bulk of a tent for use cases where weight and pack space rule.

Emergency bivvies vs. camping hammocks

Emergency bivvies are reflective, single-use or limited-use shelter for unexpected nights out — heat-trapping mylar or reinforced fabrics that buy you survival time when the trip goes sideways. Camping hammocks are full sleep solutions for planned trips — comfortable, repeatable, and surprisingly warm with the right setup.

When to choose each

  • Emergency bivvy: always in the pack as backup, regardless of trip type
  • Hammock: planned trips with trees, warm enough for the season
  • Both: redundant shelter for solo backcountry travel

Round out the shelter system

See Tarps & Hammocks for tarp-over-hammock configurations, Shelter for the full category, and Sleeping Bags & Quilts for the warmth layer.

Lighter, faster, ready when conditions go sideways.