Therm-a-Rest Argo Insulated Camping and Backpacking Blanket, Green Print

I ended up liking this way more than I thought I would. Using it as my regular blanket now. It's incredibly warm and light-weight. Maybe not worth the full price, but at the $75 I got it for, I think it's definitely worth grabbing.

Used this exclusively with my sleeping pad on a recent 7 day trek through the Smokies. On colder nights, it doubled as a type of hoody for moving around camp, and I could use the internal bungee to create a foot box for sleeping without drafts. I was also able to tighten it around the bottom of my sleeping pad as if I was using a quilt. On warmer nights, it is easily doubled as a pillow. It packs relatively small in a dry bag with the air pressed out. It kept me more than warm enough down into the low/mid 40’s (Fahrenheit).* It dries relatively fast as well, and is a nice material. I prefer this material to other blankets because it doesn’t slide off as easily while repositioning at night. I don’t like the slippery quilts everyone raves about for this reason. Overall….Very pleased, but I’m not sure how long the bungees and clips will last. So far, so good. *Note: I’m warm natured and sleep hot.

I've been using this as a blanket for my bed during muggy minnesota summer nights (60-90F). It's lightweight and feels cool on the skin. Primarily picked it up for hammock camping up on Lake Superior where in summer it might hit 55F. Weighs nothing and packs the size of...maybe just under half the size of the billowed out pillow? Just an estimate. Using Warbonnet Blackbird XLC with Klymit Luxe Insulated Sleeping pad to give width to hammock bottom for maximum spread between me and the hammock layers which bugs bite through. I'm 6'2" and coverage is about toe to neck, comfortable enough, easy to kick off feet when overheating.

The blanket is amazing - it's light and comfortable. It packs down reasonably small but it is a bit bigger than I anticipated. I tried a compression sack and that was more acceptable.

This is a great camping/backpacking blanket for nights where the temp will not go below 65degrees. It is comfortable and warm. Used it a few weeks ago on the Texas coast on a bit colder night, got down to 55degrees; I was cold.

This is a great blanket with minimal loft it's ok for warmth and great comfort but the downfall is EVERYTHING and i mean EVERYTHING seems to stick to this blanket making it extremely difficult to keep clean without ruining it by washing after evevy use..If you plan on in house and you keep a clean home it's great.,if you take it outside on adventure it's dirty in 5 minutes and needs cleaned it's kinda weird I've never experienced this with other bags,quilts,or blankets and i have a few of each

I was uncertain this blanket would actually keep my warm, but I’m happy to say that it did! I have used it in 3 seasons and can push it into deep fall and very early spring. Just wouldn’t suggest snow/very cold weather. Love the size, weight and packability. Total worth the buy!

Very light weight, it almost doesn't feel like you're under a blanket, but it's still warm. Fun to snuggle under.