


Shelter Snugpak Stratosphere — Olive
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The Stratosphere is an ultra-compact solo bivouac designed for self-sufficient movement where the weight and bulk of a traditional tent are not an option. Packed with stakes compressed into its stuff sack, it measures 31x14 cm and weighs 1,300 g, fitting into any hunting or hiking pack without eating into critical space.
The structure creates a generous headroom area: this is a deliberate trade-off. Compared to a closed mummy-style bivouac, the extra volume lets you move around, retrieve gear and keep your rifle or kit close without feeling sealed in. The trade-off is that lateral protection is lower than a tent with vertical walls: in strong winds and driving rain, shelter orientation becomes part of your camping technique.
The full-coverage No-See-Um insect mesh slides away in one motion and rolls onto the hood when not needed, maintaining ventilation without leaving any gaps. The breathable rear panel reduces condensation build-up on humid nights. The 7 ultralight alloy stakes — six operational and one spare — are included and accounted for in the stated weight.
Key points
- Weight of 1,300 g all-in: stakes and stuff sack already included, no surprises on the scales.
- Packed size of 31x14 cm: fits any side pocket or pack base without sacrificing space for kit or ammunition.
- Generous headroom: lets you move and manage equipment inside, unlike closed mummy bivouacs.
- Rollable No-See-Um mesh: full insect protection with zip closure and quick roll-away when not needed.
- Rear mesh ventilation: limits condensation on humid nights without opening the shelter to insects.
- Spare stake included: seven alloy stakes for six anchor points, with one in reserve for difficult ground.
In the box
- Shelter Snugpak Stratosphere
- 7 ultralight alloy stakes (6 + 1 spare)
- Stuff sack
Specifications
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Snugpak
Sleeping bags and rest systems
Snugpak manufactures sleeping bags, tactical blankets and bivouac systems for field use. The range covers different thermal ratings, from compact summer models to those designed for extreme cold.





