EMERGENCY BLANKET SET OF 6 - Mylar Space Blankets -Perfect Survival Gear for Adults and Kids to Prevent Hypothermia- Include in Your First Aid Kit, Bug Out Bag Supplies and Your Car

a little bit of protection goes along way. Gave these to my sons for their hikes in California. I also keep a few in my car.

So I put these in my vehicles for the "just in case" emergency of needing warm blankets. Wouldn't you know, my wife and son got caught on a camping trip where a freak storm came in suddenly, and the entire troop had to dash to the vehicles. Most of the tents were destroyed and soaked. But it was winter, and they needed to keep the windows closed. The blankets were opened up and everyone was able to keep warm the rest of the night. As the saying goes, "Prepare for the worst and hope for the best." I guarantee that IF you ever need one of these blankets, you would pay 100x the price in the moment to have one, so just get them and have peace of mind.

They came fast and everyone now has their own blanket for their backpacks.

I am sorry but at the moment I cannot state how effective these blankets are. I buy them to give out to the homeless whenever I see them sleeping rough.....along with a sandwich/hot drink. If I see these people again I will ask for their comments. Hopefully they could be life saving.

The product arrived on the day I was told it would. They are what they are, foil blankets, for emergency situations where you need to be kept warm. They are a decent size, individually packed, lightweight and small packet, so easy to put one in your rucksack, or car, anywhere where you may need them. They take up very little room.I purchased them for work as a means of keeping people warm if they were evacuated from the building, for any emergency that they were unable to remain and these could be used to keep them warm and dry until arrangements were made to house them somewhere, whilst the emergency was dealt with.Would use the company again.

We were at a 4 night festival in the 30 degree heat in top of a hill. We taped 6 together and covered our tent in foil to keep it cooler inside and it worked a treat! Plus we easily spotted our tent in the dark.

I have given and emergency blanket to my sons and their friends, just in case they get stuck on an empty moorland with a puncture and freeze to death.I don't know if they actually take these blankets with them of course. But I feel better and slightly safer.In brief; these blankets are lightweight and small so can fit into a cyclists pocket without any ado. Better safe than sorry. Not that anyone listens to me!

Am sure they do what they're supposed to do ~ thankfully I haven't had to try/use one as yet ~ I thought they'd be worth having in the car in case of being stranded in freezing weather. Have given others to family members. They appeared to be somewhat larger than the usual ones ~ so thought you might be able to cover a couple of children with one.