🔒 Swiss Safe Signature Emergency Blankets: Unparalleled Quality for Ultimate Protection Review

A must-have for anyone who cares about safety. We were given a set of mylar thermal blankets. Packed them in the car when I went on a trip to the Northeast. 9 inches of snow, the cars stalled and sped across the impassable road. We were stuck for 4 hours and it was 30 degrees. Tear off the Mylar blanket. We were WARM, turned off the engine to save gas, and drank coffee from a thermos. Without blankets we would have been in big trouble. Everyone should have them for emergencies that we don't…

The temperature where I live is pretty constant, somewhere between 40°-65°. However, our winters have become quite cold lately, sometimes up to 25° with heavy rain. Unfortunately, we also have quite a lot of homeless people. It is not uncommon to see someone sleeping on a bench, on the ground, under bushes, etc. There is a woman who sleeps on the same bench almost every night, wrapped in blankets. She's out there, outside, every day, even in the rain. One day I drove by her on my way to work…

These duvets don't keep you warm. I've tried insulating a small room on all sides with it, using it as a blanket, using it under me as a sleeping mat, and routing it between blankets and in the coat. Has no heat-reflecting properties. It's just a thin piece of metal and plastic that does nothing but prevent water passage. However, using it to sleep is a surefire way to wake up soaked. The camouflage pattern on the back also has a metallic sheen, making it unusable for camouflage applications…