Get Out Gear Down Camping Blanket - Puffy, Packable, Lightweight and Warm | Ideal for Outdoors, Travel, Stadium, Festivals, Beach, Hammock | 650 Fill Power Water-Resistant Backpacking Quilt

I love the feel and warmth and light weight of this down blanket. I sleep under it a lot for naps or on nights my regular bedding would be too much. I came looking for a bigger version. Im 5' 8" and my toes stick out a tiny bit so I dont recommend it for camping. I got a gorgeous emerald blue one . Highly recommended!

GET THIS ONE! I tried so many on Amazon, this blanket is the goat. Soft, puffs right up. Beautiful color. Warm, soft, no weird crinkly sound. I tried soooo many other here on Amazon that were limp, see through and terrible quality/materials. This one is a dream. Well made, boxes keep the down in place. Stays soft and puffy like a little happy cloud. Seriously the perfect hammock accessory. Loved it so much I got an extra for around the house, and everyone fights over it. Haven't taken this wonder blanket out camping yet but I'm super impressed. Thinking about getting even more... the only one that comes close in quality is Wild Owl's camp blanket, but that one isn't as warm or lux as this one and it's almost the same price. One little, teeny tiny flaw: it doesn't have a pull tab on the bottom of the sack. So you have to sort of smoosh it out. But minor. Love this one.

Super warm , light, fluffy, i love this. Keeps me very warm. It is all down and with extra snaps. Packable for sure.

Small, compact, warm. Wish it was a little bit longer. Not as constricting as a mummy bag.

Great as a lightweight extra blanket over my sleeping bag. Haven't tried sleeping with it alone as I tend to be cold.

I've had this for a few days now and it's a great blanket. Got the Mega Puffy version for added camping/backpacking warmth. I love the blue color and the size is perfect for 1 or 2 people (if you like to snuggle and aren't too large of a couple). It is incredibly smooth/soft. Packs down pretty well and keeps me warm in the house so far. Will be testing it outdoors this weekend in 45 degree weather.

The blanket is as advertised. It packs pretty well (much better than a sleeping bag) and on warm to coolish nights works really well. The size is as advertised - plenty fine for my 6'0" frame. Two issues with it. First, on a high-50's night, it just isn't quite warm enough. Maybe its not meant to be for that cool weather. But it sure wasn't enough. Second, the snaps aren't for folding it in half length-wise to make a sleeping bag out of it (which I had hoped to do on that cool night). Instead, they are on the shorter side for possibly snapping it around your neck as as warming blanket.

I tried this out instead of my Enlighted Equiement Rev quillt as a test run for ultralight backpacking. I stayed warm down to ~35 in the Sierrra. I run hot normally, this would be an easy decision on summer backpacking trips to use. 0.5 lb lighter than my quilt.