LYN Heavy Duty Emergency Blanket Survival Gear Waterproof Insulated Blanket Emergency Tarp for Camping, Hiking, Bushcraft

Little thicker than I thought for emergency blanket but still thin enough to keep ready for emergency. Color is bright blue so it could be seen in emergency but really should've picked maybe a yellow. Overall great product for great value but heavy duty for emergency blanket so if your thinking Mylar blanket then this is not for you.

This is a thick hefty tarp. It is more of a plastic material on both sides instead of one side being a nylon fabric like some of my lighter weight alternatives. I use it as a floor in the garage section of my ultralight bike/backpacking tent so we have a dry living space in inclement weather. It also withstands dragging the bikes inside when it pours. We climb all over it and sort through gear without having to adjust it. It is pretty rigid, but folds or rolls up well. It is a bit heavy for backpacking at just over 14oz. and the stakes are overkill for that purpose, they are 9" long and about an ounce a piece (3.85oz. for all four) so we use our own for a shelter, but find them unnecessary for laying it on the ground. It folds to 18x11.5x½" and rolls to the size of the large 48oz Nalgene bottle. It is semi-ridged enough to use as light support in a frameless pack. This is a durable multi-use option for weekend trips or a quick ridge line shelter in a thunderstorm on a bike trail, but much too heavy for a long distance or thru hike. It also is a lightweight option as additional warmth for two with your sleep system if you and a parter take one down quilt and pads. Like any thermal reflective tarp it can create condensation if you have it over your head or sleep warm. Overall this is a good heavy duty option for multiple uses if you are willing to carry the weight or car camping.

My Son has used this tarp since 2021 during cold weather camping with Scouts. He uses on the bottom of his tent floor or over his sleeping bag. One of the edges 3 years later frayed off but it is still usable. It’s helped protect his tent floors. He has even used as a cover over his bag sleeping out in the open. Pleased with this product at this price point.

Very good quality and keeps you warm in super cold temperatures! Highly recommended!!!!

I bought a few of these for my camping trip to Joshua tree which was the end of summer 90 degree temps during the day and decently comfortable at night in my tent . I used one to cover my coolers etc that were out in the sun so I didn’t have to lug them back and for to the vehicle. Put them reflective side up and it worked like a dream! Couldn’t believe it. Kept my ice from melting and kept everything from baking in the desert sun. Wish I had a temp gauge to see the temperature under the tarps compared to outside. The picture I took is showing how I put them on the sides of my tent Orange side out because I thought it would be freezing at night. It definitely stayed warm in the tent but when the sun came out... OMG the heat was trapped inside and it was so damn hot... because they work so well! . I had to untie and redo them reflective side out and it worked miracles. Helped reflect the sun and keep my tent temp bearable and significantly cooler. Moral of the story is no matter how you use these (heat or cooling) THEY WORK! they pack up easily and are thin enough to tuck away in my bins and are decently sized. Would highly recommend

I just love these myler lined tarp covers. They have so many amazing uses due to their waterproof, weatherproof and durability. I purchased several of these to make a winterized Top covers for my feral cat shelters and feeding stations. It can out stand the wind, rain and snow. I love the camo print and neutral color pattern. The interior reflective myler is a plus. Great for heat retention or to block out sun. I highly recommend this product & was reasonably priced then most. Highly recommend this product.

This appears plenty durable.

This was a lot thinner than I expected, as it is advertised to be heavy duty, so I was skeptical about it’s durability.We have used it about 5 times already as a ground cloth, reflective side up to reflect back body heat, for our fall camping adventures. On top, we have used both an inflatable mattress as well as a heavier foam mattress. Surprisingly, it has held up perfectly. No tears or rips and we weren’t handling it with kid gloves either. I really appreciated it when a soda spilled on it and didn’t leak through...it was so easy to wipe right up!For the price, I believe this is worth it. Time will tell how long it will last, but we’ve practically got our money’s worth already and it still looks brand new.