Will A $50 Sub-Zero Sleeping Bag Keep You Alive?
The Browning Endeavor sleeping bag is rated for -20° but it only costs $50 so, will it actually help you survive sub-zero temperatures? Let's find out...

If you live in a cold environment, it's important to be able to withstand a power outage or even a vehicle breakdown when there is suddenly no access to heat. And although having alternate heat sources are an important part of preparedness, depending on the emergency, you might not be able to have a wood burning stove or propane heating unit. However, for $50, you could have at the very least, a sleeping bag that is rated for negative temperatures. But would it actually do the job? In the video, I used an infrared thermometer to try and demonstrate the temperature change from inside of the bag and on the outside surface. And I only spent an hour outside as it was very cold and I was not using any shelter which you would obviously be using in conjunction with the bag. Either way, this was a non-scientific test to give you some insight regarding what a $50 -20° sleeping bag can do.

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