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The product is not very torn and it really works. I would really recommend it for the outer layer of a lightweight sleeping bag; for those who travel ultra light. In this case, it gives your sleeping bag a moderate amount of extra warmth (which you'll feel very quickly) - just enough, of course, to make the difference between a comfortable or uncomfortable night of moderately cold weather. There's no slit or zipper on the side, so you wrap yourself in and that's it. You will also have to get…

Bought a few to give away to friends. Although they look thin, they are quite difficult to pierce. Conductive metalized surface is inside. In bright light you can see through you. They are much warmer than duvets made from the same material (I have both). The hand-sized bag fits easily in your car, your tackle box, and even in your jacket pocket. They reflect light very well and are easy to spot from the air, "just squeeze them together" so there are many different angles of reflection. When…

I'm an avid gardener in the Seattle area and we have a semi hardy banana plant growing in our yard that needs winter protection to survive in our zone 7 climate. I've tried various methods of protection over the years, including ferns and bubble wrap, but each winter the plant died to the ground. He'll be back next summer, but he never managed to get more than a meter tall before the first hard frost. Then last year I had the brilliant idea of wrapping it in Christmas lights and some emergency…