7 Uses For An EMERGENCY Group Shelter You Hadn't Considered

Carrying a group emergency shelter/bothy bag is always a good idea when you're out in the hills or in a situation where you may need to temporarily protect your group (or even just yourself) from the elements by providing a warm, waterproof, windproof environment.

Most of the time the shelter/bag will live in your pack and never see the light of day, which seems like a waste of both the money you paid for it as well as the effort you're taking to carry it around.

In this video I share several ideas for alternative uses for the shelter that you may not have considered.

0:00 Intro
0:33 - Use the damn thing!
1:55 - Sit/kneel pad
2:17 - Additional clothing layer
3:16 - Groundsheet
4:11 - Pillow
4:49 - Supplement your sleeping system
5:53 - Emergency signalling
6:23 - Congratulations to my camera man!

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