Ultimate Life Poncho: All-Weather Emergency Blanket for Survival Review

I hope we never need them but I'm glad we have them. got stuck after dark while we drove back to camp to retrieve the recovery vehicles. It was autumn on a warm day, but when we got back the teenager and his father were frozen to the bone. Lesson learned. These ponchos are part of my emergency gear in my SUV. We already have blanket rolls under the seats and use them all the time when the temperature drops. But we were surprised by rain and snow, so these ponchos will be of great help when the…

I really want a box for my car! It fits in the glove box and there are TWO ponchos in the box. Each has a loud whistle on a string attached to the bag. Critical to survival - especially at sea. If you have a boat or going on a cruise this is a must see! Definitely small enough and light enough to fit in a backpack. Each 100% waterproof poncho has taped seams and windproof fabric to protect against the unexpected - rain, snow, sleet! It's important to stay dry and retain body heat, and these…

You may have read recently about ultra runners in China who died after getting caught in an unexpected snowstorm. If you leave your car or other aids, you are on your own. I bought these Go Time Gear Emergency Survival Life Ponchos because I wanted something light, protective and reliable when your life was on the line. These ponchos are compact and lightweight. They easily fit in my backpack or running vest. I took them out of the carrying case and found that it was relatively easy to put them

Being prepared for any natural disaster is a good idea, so I'd like to grab the Bug Out Bag quickly. Each of these 2 tiny pouches contains an orange/silver reflective hooded poncho made from "Space Blanket" mylar. They wick away water and help retain body heat. They tear easily because the mylar plastic sheeting is quite thin. I liked that the hood's seam was taped and the bottom junction of the mylar poncho was also taped. The front edges of the hood are not glued. These 2 ponchos fit into…

Although my husband and I are in a safer area and mostly stay at home, our entire extended family is involved in hiking and climbing in of the wilderness, and some have either jobs or homes, putting them in the middle of areas prone to fire, flooding and sudden evacuations. And of course California, where all but one live, is at the heart of earthquakes! When I saw this article for review, I knew it was the one for us. With any luck we won't have to test it in real life disaster conditions, but