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When it's too warm to crawl into a sleeping bag, use Therm-A-Rest's Tech Blanket.
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Does good, but really for warmer weather
Simon Brewer
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Took it camping once and discovered warm weather camping means warm weather. Anything below 50 and you can just use this for a pillow. Brought it in the house and it works great as a basement blanket to keep warm during another lord of the rings marathon.
Nice, not great, but nice.
cas3921830
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This blanket is good for warm-weather camping, as the description suggests, though it may make you billow sweat in hot weather. The shell material is comfortable and the "fluff" is ample. The large size packs down well, but not enough for backpacking; great for canoe trips. If the night falls cold (below 50F) and you chill easily, you will probably shiver while using this blanket. One upside to the synthetic material is that it will insulate (best as it can) both above and below you, as it is not subject to the problems down has when compressed under the body of a sleeper. This can be very important when unexpected cold snaps hit you while using a low R value sleeping pad (again, within the limits of this blanket's insulation capacity, which is regrettably not specified by the manufacturer). Another nice feature is, if you're on the trim side, the snaps along the sides of this blanket can be joined together and the drawsting at the bottom pulled tight to create a makeshift sleeping bag that works very well. This has saved me some comfort more than once when I underpacked and weather turned for the worse. That approach works best if you roll the snapped edge of the blanket beneath you so cool air doesn't creep into the spaces between snaps.
Can you buy two and snap them together,...
wall
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Can you buy two and snap them together, or will it only snap to the sheet set?
Jason Livingston
Member since
Absolutely! This is one of the great things about this product. I love this blanket for a couple of reasons. One, it is durable and machine washable...it simply wants to be used. Two, it has a DWR (durable water resistant) coating that protects it against light moisture. The insulation is synthetic which means it will work when it gets wet and it dries out fast. And three, it snaps together to make a big blanket or it will snap to the fitted sheet. It will be one of the most used items you will ever buy.
Size Regular - stuffed
Cory Guru
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Stuff size: 11 x 9 x 4 inches
Great Addition.
MtnRnr Wanabe
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All around great blanket.
For car rides, Bachelor Parties(in the woods), or on the couch it is a great investment.
I also plan on using it as a draft blocker for winter trips with my wife, when we zip our -40 bags together.
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N Smith
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Ok Then... I've read mixed reviews about these comforters, but I suspect in some cases people were not sure what they wanted first. This is the third one we have purchased. So our family has been completely satisfied with the quality of workmanship and the durablity. We didn't buy the quilt for backpacking. It's lightweight, but not "down quality" lightweight. We use them for mid summer camping when the evening temps range from 30 to 50'F.
(We live in the far north,Great lakes region) We do use them in conjunction with the nice thermorest sheets with the matching snaps. We also carry them in the car and motor home for outdoor and indoor quilts. So they serve year round duty for us, not just camping. I think they are a good value for the money.
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N Smith
Member since
Ok Then... I've read mixed reviews about these comforters, but I suspect in some cases people were not sure what they wanted first. This is the third one we have purchased. So our family has been completely satisfied with the quality of workmanship and the durablity. We didn't buy the quilt for backpacking. It's lightweight, but not "down quality" lightweight. We use them for mid summer camping when the evening temps range from 30 to 50'F.
(We live in the far north,Great lakes region) We do use them in conjunction with the nice thermorest sheets with the matching snaps. We also carry them in the car and motor home for outdoor and indoor quilts. So they serve year round duty for us, not just camping. I think they are a good value for the money.
Sub-par
LazyAcrobat
Member since
This blanket looks great in the pictures... but I was very disappointed. I would best describe this blanket as two very thin rain shells stuffed with very light toilet paper. On a scale of 1 to 10 ... I give it a 2 for warmth and a 8 for looks/style. Definitely not worth 50 bucks... maybe $20!
Good all round camp blanket
suz2924960
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These are light weight and versatile. We use them in the car, at the campfire, and to snap on the Thermarest sheets. They pack up small in their self contained pocket but we use them so much that we don't bother. So far we have only used them for warm weather camping. They wash up in a snap and no one kicks them off during the night.
What are the dimensions of the stuff(ed)...
jeff2185538
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What are the dimensions of the stuff(ed) sack for the regular size?
N Smith
Member since
Write your answer here...It stuffs into it's own pocket which creates a pillow approximately 12" X 9". One could probably compress it to about 1/2 that size if they wanted to,
