"Here we are :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPTkCbu_Byc
no legs required.
Franco"
Nice, and in 2 minutes and change no less. You're taking setup videos to a whole new level!
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One person tent – survival use
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Blizzard survival bag: http://www.blizzardsurvival.com/product.php/100/blizzard-survival-bag
It's a waterproof, two-season sleeping bag that weighs under 400g (about 13 ounces) and takes up about as much room as a VHS cassette. I know of someone who overnighted at -10C (under 20F) in a Blizzard bag. He still has all his extremities.
Can't buy them in the US AFAIK but these guys deliver internationally: http://www.snowandrock.com/pws/UniqueProductKey.ice?ProductID=LSY007300&utm_source=google&utm_medium=base&utm_campaign=products
Hilarious, now if wearing a blindfold and…. inverted?
Franco inspired me to try out an emergency pitch of my poncho tarp. One-handed with no legs I was able to get a half-pyramid setup pretty quickly. From there getting into a heatsheets bivy would be pretty straight forward–though not exactly comfortable with a broken arm and two broken legs… if I were that banged up I'd probably forget pitching anything and try to move as little as possible.
If it ever quits pouring rain here I'll try to get a video of the process.
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