Don't Die In The Woods - World’s Toughest Emergency Blankets [4-Pack] Extra Thick Thermal Mylar Space Blanket - One of The Ten Essentials Outdoor Survival Gear for Hiking Camping First Aid Kit (Camo)

The larger pack on left holds all 4 of the emergency blankets. It is a nice small compact holder for all 4 blankets. It measures 5.5in Length, 4in Wide and 2in Deep. The carabiner is a nice touch to quickly attach to a bag, belt ect. The individual blankets come in their own separate bags which is nice if you want to keep them in multiple locations like a car, house, bug out bag etc or share with someone. The individual blankets take up very little room and measure 3.5in Length, 2in Wide and 1in Deep and could probably be squeezed even smaller to take up less room. Quality- I opened 1 of the individual blankets to check out how well it would be if I needed to use it. The material is much thicker than the typical emergency blankets I've seen elsewhere and doesn't feel like the others where it feels like they would rip super easily. It is definitely thicker and more sturdy than others and the non mylar side feels thick like a gallon zip lock bag and not like a cheap plastic bag from a grocery store. My opinion is that the emergency blankets is worth the higher price than cheaper ones. Would be able to reuse without worrying of it ripping and the multiple individual packages allows you to easily place or tie them to multiple locations so one is always handy.

No idea. They look like decent quality and are stashed in “go bags”. Hopefully I never have to use them.

I have never used this product as a way to preserve body heat. However, I work as a firefighter, and my department uses cheaper emergency blankets to treat shock and hypothermia patients. Those blankets tear when one just looks at them. While these blankets are thin, they are designed to be lightweight, compact, and fairly easy to deploy. These blankets meet that description. I took one out of a package and tried to tear it. It did not tear easily. That alone makes it a million times better than the ones my department uses for patient care. I put two of these in my bug out bag and two in my car for winter use. I have seen some negative reviews of these where people complained they were thin. Yes, that is part of the design. I did not try use one as a tarp. I would not expect it to survive that type of use. A person has to understand what a product is as well as its intended use. Like I said before, these are a million times better than the ones my department uses. The only drawback is that these will not be able to get put back into their tiny storage bags once they are taken out. I took the two I will use in my bug out bag out of the be stuff roll and placed them inside the larger pouch the four pouches came in.

Good product, just large enough for me. I made a few changes to it as the thickness and durability is good.

Thick Mylar blankets. Not as thick as a triage blanket but better than the $2 ones. Super warm and work well, but be aware Mylar doesn’t breathe well. They’re great for vehicle emergency or preparedness kits. A little expensive but worth it imo

I like these blankets. Four family members four emergency blankets all stored together ready for easy use All stored in a small sized pack. The size and weight are almost nothing and to have these blankets near by ready gives us a sense of comfort knowing we can get some warmth if traveling across the country and we have an emergency in the middle of nowhere. These are just left in our vehicle’s center console ready

Good to have around for any occasion glad to always have spares

I keep them in my bag and truck at all times in case I happen upon and emergency situation