A must have for your backcountry kit. Extremely light and packs tight. A must have for anyone venturing into the wilderness for an adventure. The weight is negligible, and the added safety it provides is beyond comparison. This is a necessary back-up to carry in your pack, along with a headlamp, to give you more of a chance in a dire situation. I never leave home without it- whether ski touring, day hiking, multi-pitch climbing etc.

It is light so it has always been worth carrying!

I get peace of mind knowing I will not totally freeze if I get stuck overnight!

Just what I needed. I do a bit of long distance traveling by motorcycle which limits what I carry and the small size of this is perfect for space saving. It sleeps well on a bed of leaves or pine needles and in summer weather is just right. Only complaint is the side seam ripped the first time I used it, adds a little more ventilation and still has many more nights of use before retirement. It should last the entire summer as it is only used occasionally, 5 times so far.

I got caught out on a cold mountian one night. My little space blanket just happened to be in my bag by chance. Making it through the night, my bag have not been without a space blanket. I tryed this one out this year. It's the best I've ever seen, It doesn't fall apart after a couple of hours and it can be rolled back up into the little bag.

This is so much better then the old foil kind, much more friendly to sleep in. No foil noise!

This is not a replacement for your 50 degree sleeping bag. It is an "Oh Sh!t" back up for when you have to spend the night out. Knowing that, this thing is great. It is light enough to always bring along and sturdy enough to use more than once. This is way better than the blanket, dont waste your time with that thing, buy this, throw it in your pack and travel with piece of mind.

I've had mine for years, after the little foil ones tore up in minutes of use. I take it with me on all sorts of trips, but has become most useful mountaineering. I bring my down 32 degree bag and use this inside it. the reflective material feels like a heater. I also use it
as a drop cloth to sleep under the stars in the summer.
It has ripped along the side, but still works great.
It's always in the pack from day trips to weekers.

great piece of gear to have. but had to sleep in it for a Search and resuce exersise and even with a sleeping bag was not very confortable but got the job done wich is all that counts. but is awsome to have in case of an emergency