MT Army Military Modular Sleeping Bag System with Bivy Cover, OCP

MT modular sleeping bag system with bivy cover in OCP

A multi-layer modular sleeping bag system with bivy cover and stuff sack, built for use separately or together across a wide temperature range.

This MT sleeping bag system brings together a bivy cover, a patrol/recon sleeping bag, an intermediate cold-weather sleeping bag, and a large waterproof stuff sack. The set can be used separately or combined, depending on the conditions you are heading into.

How the system is put together

• The bivy cover uses waterproof, breathable fabric with wind-resistant, fully seam-pressed construction.
• The patrol/recon sleeping bag uses nylon ripstop and military filling, with a double-sided heavy-duty YKK zipper and head Velcro for the top cover.
• The intermediate sleeping bag uses Polarguard HV filling and is described as keeping some thermal insulation even when wet.
• The large stuff sack is made from waterproof nylon and is sized to hold the patrol sleeping bag, the intermediate sleeping bag, and the bivy cover.

What the listing says about temperature use

The patrol/recon bag is listed with a comfortable temperature range of 5 to 15 degrees, with an extremely low temperature of -1 degree. The intermediate bag is listed with a comfortable range of -15 to 0 degrees, and the combined system is described as reaching down to -40 degrees, with a comfortable range of -30 to -20 when used together.

Useful details to keep in mind

• Colour is OCP.
• The bivy cover size is listed as 86.6 x 35.4 x 28 inches.
• The patrol/recon sleeping bag size is listed as 91.7 x 37 inches, narrowing to 91.7 x 24 inches.
• The intermediate sleeping bag size is listed as 87 x 35.4 inches, narrowing to 87 x 22.8 inches.
• The system is described as a summer thin sleeping bag, spring and autumn sleeping bag, winter low temperature sleeping bag, and winter or high mountain sleeping bag when used in different combinations.

For anyone who wants one modular set rather than separate bags for different seasons, the key point is flexibility: use the layers on their own when conditions are milder, or combine them when you need more warmth.