ZIP Emergency Mylar Thermal Blankets - Perfect for Survival and Outdoor Use

Amazon Customer: Good value for money. Used as wrapping during the infrared blanket/sauna with essential oils .

Canada on Jul 15, 2021

Michel landry: Thanks for thé quality

Canada on Jun 20, 2021

Amazon Customer: I use these for my body wrap and are of good quality and price. will definitely order again.

United States on Oct 19, 2020

klgme: We put together Community Care Kits for our homeless neighbors. This product is always included, as protection/shelter is one of the most necessary commodities. This was the most reasonable price we found.

United States on Jan 22, 2020

DR: Over the Christmas Holiday my co workers and I did 20 blessing bags. We purchased drawstring back packs and filled them with survival items. I made a promise that I would do 100 blessing bags. So I'm making good on my promise. Once again I'm getting these thermal blankets.

I've never used one but I have been told they work. The blankets also work well on the ground as well. Hope this helps anyone.

United States on Jun 15, 2019

DLR: They are compact and easy to carry around. I keep them so I can give them to homeless people when I see them. A couple of my daughters keep them in their cars for the same reason. Once when I went to Peru my heart broke when a little girl said she doesn't like to get up in the morning because she's too tired. She said she doesn't sleep good. I asked her why and she said because she is too cold to be able to sleep. I made a point to take them with me every since then when I go. The only bad thing is even though they are reusable they don't fold up as small as when they ae first opened. Another important thing to know is if you use them over heavy or bulky clothes they don't work. They work by reflecting body heat back inward so if you don't have it closer to your skin there's nothing to hold in.

United States on May 02, 2018

Lisa Stanley: I purchased these to donate to a ministry for the homeless in our town. They come in little packets so they are easy to hand out and can be kept in a coat pocket. The individuals to whom we donated these said that they used them 3-4 days in a row before they were too worn out to use. They kept them warm on some pretty cold nights when they were sleeping outside. I put several in the glove compartment of my car for emergencies.

United States on May 01, 2017