🏃 Emergency Blankets Designed for Marathons by Verkstar Review

Great voice for creating our emergency kit. I didn't want to unfold any of them fully because it's difficult to roll them back up, but for now the kit is great. You will receive 4 emergency blankets, each supplied in a small drawstring carry bag. Blankets come with a label and information in each bag. All 4 duvets are supplied in a zipped hard case. The set is small and easy to carry in one hand. I hope we never have to test if they're effective at keeping us warm, but it's great to know we now

Good packing: hard plastic outer packing; The four duvets come in individual tie wrap vinyl bags and a zip lock plastic bag inside. Thus, the package is very compact and waterproof; The strap and D-ring on the outer packaging are a nice touch. The quilts appear to be well made; The only caveat is that once the blanket is unrolled, it can be difficult to roll it up tight enough to put it back in the wrapper. However, this kit can be a lifesaver for an individual or family in an emergency and…

VERY pleased with the packaging of the mylar blankets. They come in a very sturdy zipped travel case. Four blankets inside, each in its own drawstring pouch and then a tiny plastic bag inside. That's exactly what you need to get the most out of these blankets. They really are for emergencies and you really want to have them handy in your backpack, car or even on your bike. The packaging allows the smaller inner bags to be divided into several possible uses. Or you can attach or pack an external

I used Mylar blankets before I found them to be good for various survival purposes like warmth, reflection and signaling. I didn't have it to hand last winter when we went 8 days with no water, sanitation or heating and temperatures dropped to 3F or -17C. It wasn't fun. While a few survival blankets wouldn't have made it a vacation, for the time without them, living in a 40F or 4C house would have been far more comfortable. That's why I ordered them. They arrived in a much better case than…

They are beautifully packaged in a semi-rigid case containing 4 rolled blankets, each in its own nylon drawstring bag for repacking after use. it's a bit heavy and I like to travel light. Blanket pouches each weigh about 67g (about 2.5 oz) so they fit nicely in a backpack, but carrying 4 blankets weighs about 345g (about 12 oz) so we don't use a case and put one blanket in each backpack and one for each car. We travel from Arizona to Colorado and back, and we never know if we'll get caught in a