Emergency Blankets Mylar Thermal Blanket,(10 Pack) of Gigantic Space Blanket 82 * 64 in. Survival Blankets Heavy Duty Camping Gear,First Aid

This can be a Lifesaver. I keep one or two in my vehicles and Bug-Out/Get-Home bags

Great value, very effective.I put one in everyone's glovebox now.Personally I use these to line my budget sauna and it helps trap way more heat for me. At this price I'm very happy. Also added to every camping box I pack.

So many uses for these! I’ve created backpacking tents with pebbles and dental floss, lined to the bottom of my tent to raise the temperature dramatically, put them against big patio doors to keep out the cold in the winter and the heat in the summer. I bought these to put up under the clear polycarbonate roof of my patio. A double thickness gives so much shade that the sun looks like the moon through it. It made my patio, which would’ve been an absolute oven, into a very comfortable hangout place. Possibly the most versatile material and best value for the money of anything I’ve bought anywhere. They easily fold into a sandwich bag and can be used for years.

These are great for keeping in the car for emergencies and stuffing into a go bags. They are compact, lite weight, and a good number of them. Great value!

I got them for gifts. Everyone should have some. They were fine.

This is a great idea. Not only helps with the cold but also protects from the rain. The bag it comes in is handy and small enough to put in the backpack when hiking.

I have not opened or used one of these blankets as I am saving them for emergencies that might happen on the road. However, they do seem to be consistent with the desired thickness of other folded thermal blankets I have seen in the past that were good quality. My dad suggested I buy some and keep them in my vehicle. I figured that was probably a pretty good idea. Item came promptly and packaged well. I live in the area where we get temperatures way below zero and straight line winds at 70 mph during the winter. These will be good to have road trips or if I come up on somebody else who is in need.

Nothing special it will go well in the first aid and emergency survival pack for winters. They seem a bit thin and only onetime use.