(2 pack) Ozark Trail Reusable Emergency Survival Camping Blanket, Silver, 1.5 oz

I initially saw this online for under $3. I went into the store and tried to find the product, but the only one on the shelf was $4-$5. I ordered it online, assuming potentially that the product wasnt out on display; however, the product i received was the same one i saw when i entered walmart to find it. I got the product for the online price and didnt have to persuade the cashier to price-match it. im satisfied with the price and product.

Great item to keep on hand while hiking in Winter. Purchased to line feral cat shelters (outside ). Works amazingly and generously sized. Buying additional ones to keep in car. Great item for safety and protection.

This is one of those things we all hope that we never need... but I bought 2 - one for the car and one here at home. Great value for such a valuable product!

Now, granted it was not an emergency situation but I did test it out in the cold. It does it's job. Wrapped up in it and soon I was sweating . Again idk if it was an emergency situation, how the item would do but for my needs , it works well.

AN EMERGENCY NECESSITY. BUY SEVERAL FOR HOME POWER OUTAGES, CAR, CAMPING, IMPENDING SHOCK OF ACCIDENT VICTIMS, GIVE TO HOMELESS. GOOD FOR KIDS' TREE FORTS.

I bought this to line the inside of an outdoor cat house. I used a layer of bubble wrap, with this emergency blanket over it. It holds in a decent amount of heat. The kitties are happy. The material is thin and crispy, but they dont mind at all. It would be great for emergencies (its intended purpose). I might buy another few of these to add to the car and house first aid kits.

I've been testing this out around the house for the last week or so. I received this for free to test it out and give an honest review. I have to say that it's pretty useful. I haven't been camping in that time frame and haven't been able to test it out in that way. But, I did place it under the covers the other night when we had a cool and stormy night and woke up a couple hours later sweaty from it. So, I can see it being helpful in a survival situation. It keeps your body heat from escaping. Every backpack and automotive glove box should have a couple of these in them. I've thought of several other great uses for it also. You could use it for water collection in emergencies. It's a large sheet of plasticized tinfoil (basically). You could suspend it outdoors and quite a bit of water should condense on it overnight and early mornings (cooler weather times). It could also be used for winterizing windows for people who have the older wooden windows they have to seal up yearly.

This worked great. I was visiting my homeless freind in another state. Didn’t want to pack blankets. Even though it was spring, Portland OR can get cool at night. This worked great outdoors no tent. When I left after 2 weeks it was still good so gave it to him..

Ozark Trail Emergency Blanket: Small (size of a deck of cards) & light (weighs 2.1oz / 61g) emergency gear. A valuable inexpensive tool in your survival bag. Toss one in a travel bag / put one in the glovebox, for "the emergency just up ahead". Designed by NASA for survival and emergency "situations" - they reflect HEAT away from you during the scorching heat of the day, and retain your body heat during a cold night outside. It can be a rain coat or a rain catcher, depending on your situation. Pre-position a couple in all your vehicles, camping bags, and emergency gear. When you really need one, you'll wish you'da thrown down a $10 (and gotten 3), and you'll be kicking yourself in the tail for not buying a dozen. I put mine in a go bag with: flashlights / lighter, 1st aid kit, water purifier, H2O purification tablets, MRE's multi-tool... and more. What's in yours? This product was sent to me FREE, for an honest evaluation. While I have not opened it, I have used them before, AND have numerous in strategic places.

This blanket is very large. It is 52 in by 82.5 in. It is super compact. Folds very small and lightweight but keeps you warm. As soon as you wrap it around your you can feel the warmth. It is not thick or stiff. It's very thin so it makes it easy to wrap around your body. It is both windproof and waterproof and helps you keep your natural body heat. This is something I'm definitely going to send with my husband whenever he goes on trail rides on his bicycle. This blanket would definitely keep somebody warm in case of an emergency. It's even something that you could bring with you in the car in the winter time just in case you get in a wreck or trapped somewhere. I am so impressed with how warm it makes you right away!