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Arrives about Nov 18–28, from a warehouse in China
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This is a mylar (aluminized PET) emergency blanket, 130 by 210 cm and about 55 g, folded into a palm-sized pouch. It reflects body heat back to the user; makers of this type claim around 90% heat retention, which is why it belongs in a pack, first aid kit or car. It is waterproof and windproof, so it also works as a ground sheet, windbreak or sun shade. Against a wool blanket or a bivy bag it is far lighter and smaller but fragile, crinkly and single-layer thin, so it is a backup for emergencies rather than a comfortable night's sleep.
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Lowest price we've seen: $1.00 on Nov 11 at Deal.ai. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.
Owners of this type of aluminized blanket treat it as cheap insurance that takes up almost no space. Most praise the weight and warmth for the size; the common complaints are tearing, noise and difficulty folding it back up.
This emergency thermal blanket is made of high-grade aluminized, double-sided polyester film (PET). It is designed to help preserve body temperature in survival conditions and is meant to retain 90% of body heat. In extreme cases, it can help prevent hypothermia or shock.
The blanket is lightweight, reusable, waterproof, windproof and moisture-proof. It folds in half and seals separately, so it fits in a palm or pocket, a hiking backpack, a first aid kit, or a home or work emergency kit.
It can keep you warm when hiking, backpacking or camping, and in humid or rainy conditions it helps keep moisture out. It can also serve as a ground cover for a shelter, a sun visor, or an ultra-light blanket to prevent chills after running a marathon.
