iClimb 3M Thinsulate Insulation Warm Camping Blanket Ultralight Compact (Dark Grey)

I purchased this blanket to use during international flights. I am cold-natured and am generally very cold on airplanes; this blanket is very warm! This blanket compresses into it's attached zipper pouch, making it perfect for travel. The handy snaps along the edges allow for many options and keeps the blanket in place during travel. This is worth every penny!

While I feel strange getting excited about a blanket, this one is sort of awesome! It packs down really small. Its lightweight. Its comfortable. The fabric seems to have the miraculous quality of keeping me warm when its cold and somehow not overheating me in milder weather. I don't understand this strange magic :)The snaps that let you wear it are a bit gimmicky, but I suppose they're nice if you're into that sort of thing. They don't interfere with the comfort of normal use and I guess its nice to have options.

Warm, light, multi-use, with attached zipper-pouch. I got a discount on it bundled with a camp cot, and that was the only reason I bought it; now, I'm so glad I did. I like it a lot! It's a "slippery thing", super soft, light as a feather, but warm as toast. The color changes in photos, so I wasn't sure if it was grey or navy. Definitely gray, with a texture that's pretty luxurious, although it does hold it's crush-marks from being stuffed into it's pouch. That pouch is attached (yay for un-losable items at the campsite), and has the only zipper, and that's a good thing, because the silky fabric likes to bunch into that zipper, just as all the reviews say; Yup; even closing CAREFULLY, it still catches fabric, however, it's only one 8" pouch zipper, so no bid deal. The "temporary sleeping bag" set up uses press-studs to close the long side, and a toggled drawstring to close the feet end, or neck end, your choice, with the opposite end open, and in one photo you'll notice that the pouch-area has no press-studs, so that is a few inches that cold can enter. I'm using mine inside my existing sleeping bag for colder weather camping, and will see how it goes. A trial at home proves it is very warm, so I think I am going to be happy as a clam. I'm buying another to keep in the car; it's just a really nice, handy, warm, lightweight blanket, that is worth the price.

So I bought this blanket awhile back and it many ways it’s amazing-lightweight, compact, WARM! Honestly, I would have happily given it five stars until this last trip I took it on. I’m not sure if it’s because I’ve washed it a few times now, but every time I stuff it closed, I find new holes. I keep sewing and finding new places it has ripped. I’m so sad, because it’s great in every other respect. But sooner or later the rips are going to beat me and the filling will be gone.02/08/24So I’ve changed my rating to five stars. Right after I left my comments, the company contacted me to help fix my problem. They totally made it right, and explained how to care for the blanket so it won’t get damaged again. Yay! I’m so happy because as I originally said, I really do love the blanket. Alls well that ends well.

I was looking for a lightweight and packable blanket for my child to take camping. I bought two to compare (iClimb and Rock Cloud) and ended up keeping the iClimb blanket.iClimb - The nylon felt softer, stitching was neater, and snaps were better quality. There is a cinch cord to form a pseudo-sleeping bag if needed. The iClimb blanket is a tad bigger in dimension than the Rock Cloud when unfolded, but a bit smaller and more compressible when packed into its pouch. The width of the zippered opening on the iClimb spans almost the entire width of the bag while the Rock Cloud blanket has a smaller opening. The bigger opening makes it easier and faster to repack the iClimb blanket back in its attached zippered pouch. The zipper pull on the iClimb looks like it is sturdier, too.I recommend the iClimb packable camping blanket for camping and travel.

I needed a small warm blanket for a backpacking trip. This is perfect. It folds into itself to make a pouch so you don't have a separate pouch to deal with or lose. kept me warm and dry.

Used once so far. The blanket is good, lightweight and a nice color. The bag situation is a unique and mostly good idea but after one time removing the blanket and then stuffing it back in the seams are coming apart. The bag opening feels a bit small for the size the blanket. So I need to either find another bag / storage option or get out my sewing needle.

Couple things about this blanket, first for reference I am 5.5ft and 170.lbs this blanket is too small to make a full sleeping bag unless you DON'T MOVE EVER. First use was in 43 degree weather and I froze to death. Up every 2 to 3 hours back by the fire to warm up. Now for summer this would be a great blanket or for middle age children it would also be good. As far as size and weight it's easy to fit into a pack but could be smaller. Over all it's a decent warm weather blanket it is comfortable and doesn't make nose when you move like some blankets do. I am going to use this blanket during the summer months.

Great for many summer hikes or to travel with. It is warm and can be used as a quilt

Like how light it is and also perfect for summer camping in Canada

Me gusta que es suave, conserva el calor y fácilmente se guarda en su bolsa incluida en la misma manta. Volvería y comprarla.

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Wife loves it to keep her legs warm