1. Our review...
Our sleeping system allows us to adapt to the adventure. It includes these components, bag, shelter, pad, which we will swap out as our planning dictates:
- (1) a lightweight a synthetic and/or down bag,
- (2) a 2-person tent or one person bivy bag (light for trekking or heavier for kayaking) or an emergency space blanket when going very light, and
- (3) perhaps a sleeping bag pad (usually only when kayaking).
The Grabber All Weather Emergency Space Blanket is the single best, most versatile adventure rain and sun shelter, piece of survival gear you can ever get. I'm not kidding. Bivy out of the freezing rain, snow, or blistering sun, recover from hypothermia and it's rugged, it gives years of use. It has at times, saved our ass.
You can check out one method of how we use this item as part of a Hypothermia Self-Recovery Kit and how it could save your...
2. The facts...
Utilizing a four-layer construction of super insulating materials, the All Weather Blanket reflects and retains over 80% of radiated body heat. It is reusable with full edge binding and grommeted corners. If dirty, simply rinse off and wipe dry. Available in four colors. This is an ideal accessory for all those venturing in the outdoors.
- Waterproof/windproof
- Flexible to -20°F
- Size 5’x7’
You should get one...
3. It's uses...
The True Original Space® All Season Outdoor Blanket
The blanket is totally reusable and will last a very long time. There are reports and samples over 25 years old.
This blanket will reflect and help retain over 80% of radiated body heat, providing warmth and protection, even in sub zero temperatures.
This is a premier accessory product for all outdoor activities.
The fully bound material measures 60" (152 cm) by 84" (214cm), weighs just 12 ounces (340 g).
Shelter: Use as a personal emergency shelter against the effects of wind, rain and cold. Use the silver side facing towards you for maximum reflectivity. Use as a sun reflector by facing silver side outward or line the inside of your tent to keep out heat or cold.
Medical: Help prevent hypothermia by maintaining body heat. Sit or squat, when possible, to effectively concentrate your core body heat. Protect your head and chest area. Move around frequently, to maintain good circulation and create body heat.
Protection: Use as a heat reflector on the back wall of a shelter to help trap heat from fire.
Ground Cover: Keep moisture and dampness away from sleeping bag or tent floor.
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All Weather Emergency Space Blanket
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