Snugpak Jungle Survival Blanket - Insulated, Lightweight, Water Repellent Polyester, Olive

I recently received my Snugpak Jungle Blanket, Olive, 90 x 72 X-Large. The product gets good reviews for the most part, but there are a few reviews that kind of made me wonder about this product. So, I'm going address some of the negative comments below Negative Comments From Other Reviewers 1. Someone said, this product is not 90 x 72. Mine was exactly 90 x 72 as I expected. 2. Someone said, this product is not water resistant. I put my hand under the blanket, cupped my hand, then poured water over the blanket. The water just sat in a pool on top of the blanket over my hand. I got tired of doing this after 2 minutes, so I stopped. The inside where my hand was was still bone dry. The product is definitely water resistant, maybe closer to water proof. Definitely, it is water resistant. 3. Some complained the insulation wasn't stitched so it fell right to the bottom of the blanket. From what I can tell the insulation is stitched to the inside layer of the blanket about every 10 inches, so there is a fair amount of stitching holding it together. I've had no issue with the insulation moving at all so far. Maybe that will change in the future and if it does I'll try to update this review. 4. I would agree that this product is wind proof. I've yet to experience any wind come through. I put my mouth up to the shell and blew real hard. Very little air comes through. Which also speaks for it's breath ability. I stay dry under this blanket, condensation has not been an issue. I am confident that it is wind proof, no issues at all. 5. A reviewer said, "I Can't stuff it back into the bag" Yeah, I can see this being an issue. It is pretty tight, but it will go back in. Call it compact. 6. Some said it's not warm enough. Well, it is pretty thin, but it's also a big 90 x 72 blanket that weights less than 2 lbs. What do these people really expect? I do a lot of camping. My sleeping bag is an old 40 degree cloth bag. I typically use the sleeping bag as a blanket. So this is where the Snugpak blanket comes in. I use the snugpak blanket against my body. This thing really holds the heat in. The old sleeping bag then goes on top of the snugpak for extra weight and insulation. I have a hard time believing anyone would get cold on a 20-40 degree night if they used the snugpak blanket the way I use it. Granted you also need some insulation below you, but I think you get the idea. In A Nut Shell It's everything the product description said. I'm very happy with mine and should I destroy this one I would buy another. In my opinion this is a pretty cool (warm) blanket to keep in the car, take camping, use at a sporting event etc. I like it.

I’ll just go off the ideas here. No off putting smell. The color is exactly what it looks like in the picture. The thickness is actually super thin and light. Super super light. Through what seems like possible magic it keeps you plenty warm in the cold, as cold as 30’s F in my uses, without being too hot in the 70’s. This blanket is well designed and super soft and comfortable. I kind of want to buy three or four and just surround myself in them.

Wow! After using a poncho liner/woobie for over 12 years for camping / hammocking and at work (I'm away from home for 21 days at a time), I can honestly say the Snugpak Jungle Blanket is by far my new favorite. Purchased this item and 2 days later it's at my door. Upon opening, it's contained in a very nice and well built compression bag/stuff sack, also OD green. I immediately noticed the weight and bulk were considerably less than even my woobie when packed into a space saver vacuum bag, which works great and saves space in my travel bags. Without compressing Snugpak down, it's half again the size of the compressed woobie, and can be compressed even further. I will only be doing that when necessary to prolong the life of the lofting material inside. After using it for over a week now, in 65 deg sleeping quarters, it retains body heat and seems to warm up faster than the Rothco poncho liner I'd been using . Haven't had it in the weather yet, although I plan on a hammock camping trip once it cools down a bit and will report back on it's outdoor performance. A factor in my purchase was other reviews that mentions one side is water repellent however as mentions, I cannot verify at this time. Only improvement I'd make to Snugpak is to make it a few inches longer (80"?) as I'm 6'2" and it'd be great to be able to wrap up a little more in it. Even as is, I highly recommend this item and will likely purchase another to keep in my other vehicle as a backup.

I ordered two of these (black and coyote) for the cars/emergency bags. They are the equivalent to "sleeping bag blankets" essentially. The material and construction is that of a light sleeping back. One thick, shiny nylon side for the outside, and a thinner more comfortable shiny nylon inside. There is no light fluffy or fleece side. It's relatively warm, but not super warm. And the size.... I'm 6 feet tall, and both are just as tall as me. They cover my feet but not my head.. Maybe about 72 inches long or so. Good for a blanket on a warm or cool night, but not much more. ANY decent lightweight sleeping bag will give you better sleeping coverage and protection. However, if you want more of a blanket, and light coverage, this thing is pretty good. If you are short or petite, even better. It has it's place as a medium sized blanket for a car, camper, travel, or emergency bag for summer. Or if you want an added blanket in a sleeping bag. If you want cold weather/winter protection, look a little further. It's smaller than the picture makes it seem too. But it's still nice in it's own way. The stuff sack is convenient but only OK. The compression straps are stitched into the seam on one end and not over the top. It will rip soon. The stitches are already popping. For the price you get a nice sleeping-bag style blanket. It could have it's place. But it has limitations in size and coverage, I'm still keeping it, because I'm in Florida. Update: This is a decent blanket. It's like a sleeping bag blanket. Nylon on both sides and a little bit of insulation. It's comfortable. In the picture there, the blanket is probably sideways and going to that guys knees only. I turned the A/C to 69 and slept on top of the bed in just this for a week in shorts and a light sweatshirt with a fan blowing on me. Slept like a baby. The nylon stops a breeze, and I'd say maybe adds 10-15 degrees of warmth. This would be a nice blanket to have in a car for an event, for sitting on the porch or at a casual campsite. It would also work for camping in warm weather as your sleep system (ie-Florida or similar or summers elsewhere) Heck you could pull it in your sleeping bag as a "blankie" and it would probably feel great, but it's not going to help you much in winter or fall cold. ANY light weight sleeping bag wound be much better for that. It does pack down to a little bigger than a foot ball.

So I bought this on amazon not knowing I got one as a gift a year ago. After realizing it, I returned this extra one. I initially bought this when summer came around. I needed a summer quilt after my old blanket got ruined in the wash. For the actual product, it's absolutely amazing. It fits on my queen size bed with a bit of overhang and is incredibly comfy and light. Don't let the thinness of this "blanket" fool you. I'm in NY, where the summers are hot and the winters are cold. My apt provides adequate heating over the winter, but sometimes the room gets to ~50F overnight. Surprisingly this keeps me toasty warm when the room is brick cold. It also worked perfectly for me over this past summer where the room reached 75F overnight, it wasn't too hot under this "blanket". I really wish this product came in more colors. It does the job and keeps me warm, but for my uses, it doesn't match with anything in my room. Also a downer that it can't be tumble dried like a down quilt. After having used it for every night of the past 7 months, I really can't find anything bad about this product. The price does fluctuate a bit on amazon, so do be patient and watch for when it's cheaper.

This is a great blanket for the price. I have several and have made both under-quilts and top-quilts for my hammock with minimal sewing effort. These compress down really small and easily fit back in the compression bag. I'd be curious to know what the insulation is, but from what I can gather, it is a higher tech synthetic insulation that would continue to provide good insulation even when wet. As top quilt I am amazed at how lightweight this is, and yet how warm it keeps you. You can barely even feel any weight on top of you. It's generously sized to perform a versatile number of functions. I've heard complaints from other reviewers on Snugpak products now that they are made in China, versus the UK, but I have seen nothing to evidence that the stitching or materials are suddenly sub-par as result of this. The price has dropped significantly though and that's why I bought this in the first place. (I think the China-haters don't really bring much subjectivity to the table anyway, because they've turned it into a political issue anyway...) I also have a Snugpak top quilt, which is beefier but sleeps a bit too warm for me. I'll save that for colder temps when it justifies the extra size bulk that it adds.

Major pluses are the price, and the weight, and the fact that this blanket can keep you warm enough down to about 40-45 degrees. As long as you have sensible clothes and socks on, and you are sleeping on an insulated pad, you'll be warm. Add another warm body and you can take it down further. My wife and I shared it this past weekend. We were warm enough down to about 36 degrees. Each of us had layers and socks on. when it dipped below 36, we added a layer (wool blanket) mostly for the weight. the biggest complaint here was the size. It's not designed for two people, but we're both normal/small size. we wished that we had a few more inches on each side because the cold snuck under the top and sides a little. I modified this blanket. I added a foot-box by installing four sets of snaps to fold over one foot (12 inches) at the foot end of this blanket. I also added a shock-cord by poking holes in the bottom corners and running a cord through. These mods made it so that our feet were super warm and no drafts came in from below. Personally my biggest complaint was that, once this was done, I felt a draft come in from the top because the blanket wasn't quite long enough to pull over my face and head without bending my knees. We will continue to use it, and I'm confident that over about 40 degrees, we'll be comfortable. This blanket/quilt is GREAT! For the price and capability, it is well worth it! I've got another one in my cart right now!

I love this jungle blanket!!it's big enough that if you are clever you can put two layers under you and one on top or the opposite for max warmth, but it's pretty warm just used as a blanket. It's light weight so it's not going to be comfortable in below zero conditions, but it is far superior to a poncho liner. it's not going to really keep you dry, but it will smell nice after a 3 months of nightly use as a regular blanket. dog hair and dirt don't stick to it. while it's a light weight and breathable material, it's heavy enough that i'm not concerned about it falling apart from merely using it. it can be right up against the skin and not make you sweaty, however if you are damp it seems to be too much moisture to allow all of it to pass through. normal body moisture is no problem, though. i'll buy no other blanket for the rest of my life, if i need more i'll double up on snug pak xl jungle blankets. it's big enough for my queen bed and small enough for my bivy sack. well worth every penny. the separated top layer is actually fantastic and increases it's heat retention and it only makes it hard to find the edge sometimes lol. i cut off the tags and (perhaps it was my fault) noticed a seam unraveling. i stitched it up with some green thread and it has not had another problem since.

Another must have product from Snugpak. I’ve owned several “ranger blankets“ or poncho liners over the years and still love them to this day. The jungle blanket is the next level blanket. It’s built to last, warm as heck and light as a feather. It will be on every adventure I go on from now on. My only complaint with the jungle blanket is trying to fit it back in the stuff sack. It’s not impossible, just an annoyance in the field. Snugpak seams to do this often with their gear. I would suggest using another roomier stuff sack or be prepared to swear at it for half an hour in the early hours.

I really like this! It packs really small but when you take it out it’s big! I was surprised how big when I first took it out. Definitely provides thermal comfort. Really good for hiking and camping as it’s lightweight.

La tela exterior se ve resistente, el relleno es mínimo, si duermes sin ropa debajo no creo sea para menos de 15 grados, el grueso del relleno d be equivaler al de una chaqueta con aislante de 80 grms /M2 como mucho

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Soy paramédico y en las guardias nocturnas en ocasiones dormimos en la ambulancia y es aquí en donde me ha resultado perfecta. Si necesitas algo fácil de transportar, ligera y que caliente, esta esta es la opcion. Lo único malo es que me hubiera gustado que tuviera costura por en medio de las dos mantas que la componen, ya que sólo están unidas por los bordes.