Emergency Blanket 4-Pack Space Mylar Blankets Survival Gear and Supplies Reusable Thermal Camping Hunting Essentials First Aid Car Backpacking Marathon Kit Prepper Go Rave Bug Out Bag Foil Cold Winter

I have these in all my First Aid kits, and they come in a nice compact size perfect to be tucked away and not taking up too much space in your bags. Once they are unfolded, they are pretty big to cover an average size adult, but a second one may be needed for a very tall person so carrying two in your kit is best. They definitely hold in the body's heat, good quality and does not tear easily making it perfect to use not only as a blanket but also to wrap over the shoulders if needed.

I started a emergency kit for my car this year. I need to emergency blankets for one of my first purchases because I live near the mountains and they could be useful if caught in the snow. I haven't tried them yet, but I've been told that they are very durable and the heat level keeps you warm and dry. It would be good for anybody who travels.

Mylar blanket, ordered several (Mart Cobra) Exactly what I was expecting no issues and will order again Negative Reviews did throw me off a bit but I didn't experience any of the torn in packaging issues opened one up tried it out and it reflects heat like it says and is very warm Overall nice emergency blanket that is big enough to cover an adult and will double as a shelter if needed

You get four of these blankets. Good value for the money that you pay. The durable, foldable, lightweight, size is good for covering up. I've stored mine in the trunk of the car.

Nice size easy to carry , I think it will hold up when needed

Purchased for emergency use. Nice quality, design

Really does work as liner in a standard sleeping bag. Although thin, it did not rip or tear while in use. Good price for four of them.

I read some other reviews before I purchased. I was worried they were going to be too flimsy and easily tearable. They are flimsy, but my German shepherds walked on top of them and they didn’t tear. They are not designed to insulate. They are designed to reflect heat back. So if you put one on and go out in the cold, you will be cold. But take it off and you’ll realize how much heat it actually trapped in. For the money, they are worth it. I think they would do really well over an insulating blanket like fleece.