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Snugpak Jungle Blanket Olive
Blanket dimensions are 76 inches by 64 inches; water wicking and breathable, this blanket only weighs 25 ouncesLightweight, high loft fiber insulation will not lose function even after compression packing; completely windproof to protect you from the elementsTemperature rating is 45 degrees Fahrenheit with a low of 36 degrees Fahrenheit; insulated for superior heat retention to keep you warmIncludes a compression stuff sack for compact, convenient travel; packed blanket dimensions are 6 inches by 6 inchesFeatures water repellent properties to keep you dry in inclement weather and an specialized treatment to prevent odor
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11 Reddit comments about Snugpak Jungle Blanket Olive:

u/IronColumn · 4 pointsr/Hammocks

Woke up to rain, and the gear worked great!

I made sure to tie small drip lines to all of my suspension (including the tarp suspension) and not a drop came in. Even had the tarp relatively high and in porch mode all night (for the view of the moon).

Hammock is just a cheapo Grand Trunk that has served me faithfully for about four years without any trouble. Although I'm deciding that the extra comfort of moving up to an 11 foot hammock will probably be worth it soon.

Eno tree straps

Eno profly tarp

homemade PLUQ worked wonderfully during the ~50 degree non-windy evening.

Jungle blanket: This was my first time using it instead of a bag, and man oh man was it great. Was nice and cozy down to 50 degrees, and I didn't get tangled in it like I do in my sleeping bags. Recommend 100% if you don't want to drop the dough on a down topquilt. Maybe even if you do, since this seems way better in the wet than down would.

River is the Potomac, and I got it all there on my bike. About 40 miles outside of DC

u/CptBoosh · 4 pointsr/CampingGear

I was looking for something similar. Ended up getting a Snugpak Jungle blanket https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BTHREMK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_HJHUzbEDMRDWC

It's decent size but maybe 1.5 person. Not sure if it matters but it has that "sleeping bag" feel. Packs small in its (included) compression sack.

Had considered a Kelty blanket, they've got one called the Shindig, about 70$ on Amazon, but it's more for car camping.

u/wepark_2 · 3 pointsr/CampingGear

Hey! I'm the op of the bestie blanket thread. The bestie is great for my two year old but is just not quite wide enough for an adult for comfortable use. It's also not water resistant.
I actually have a better suggestion for adults. My favorite thermal blanket that I use ALL the time (camping, car trips, movie night, etc.) is the Snug Pak Jungle Blanket. I can't recommend this blanket enough. I'm basically in love with it. It's water resistant great for cool weather and also works great as a sleeping bag liner for those really cold nights. Is great for hammock camping. It also has a stuff sack that packs down smaller than a football and is pretty light for back packing situations.

This is my absolute favorite piece of camping equipment. I don't leave my house with out it.

Snug Pak Jungle blanket

ETA: its rated for as low as 36 degrees!
Hope this helps.

u/siwmae · 2 pointsr/Ultralight

I would not get that. Snugpak Jungle Blanket (45F rated) is more like 2L packed size, and goes for $33 on amazon

u/drag0nslovetacos · 2 pointsr/BurningMan

Only the best camping blanket ever. Super cozy, packs down to nothing.

https://www.amazon.com/Snugpak-92246-Jungle-Blanket-Olive/dp/B00BTHREMK

They also make an XL size if you are not a small person. I fold the normal size one in half and use that as a sleeping bag for my kid and she stays plenty toasty.

u/Burrito_Capital · 1 pointr/onebag

Try Wiggys Poncho Liner with a zipper or search for their TV blanket. The Snugpak Jungle Blanket may work too....

u/Curious_Zoe · 1 pointr/preppers

It can be hard to find new ones online that are not cheap knock offs, but e bay for poncho liner, and buy a used one from someone selling a lot of used ones, usually indicates they have a good stock of them.

If not, the Snugpack Jungle Blanket is a pretty nice alternative as well, in terms of a very warm, very rugged blanket that packs light and small. Its specifically designed to fill the same roll as the woobie. I have one, I use it as a couch blanket, but it is very warm.

Here is a link to the snugpack jungle blanket, for the woobie/poncho liner just search woobie on ebay:



https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BTHREMK/ (Jungle blanket)

u/PropaneElaine1 · 1 pointr/Ultralight

Thanks for all the advice!
We have ccf pads, and was planning on doubling up with the inflated pads for ground insulation in true winter camping.
I honestly never thought about using an over quilt, but it makes a ton of sense. I was planning on picking up this synthetic blanket anyway for my son to take to summer camp (https://www.amazon.com/Snugpak-92246-Jungle-Blanket-Olive/dp/B00BTHREMK/ref=rtpb_1/131-2497237-7507706?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00BTHREMK&pd_rd_r=b1848a02-e8c4-4f44-9d44-b38a2585aef7&pd_rd_w=QOXcP&pd_rd_wg=VvbdC&pf_rd_p=3107d6c5-a193-40a9-93c1-9548683c7623&pf_rd_r=T0G53SHPYYS7MSDB0YBW&psc=1&refRID=T0G53SHPYYS7MSDB0YBW&th=1), so I’ll have to see how it performs above the down top quilt on a cold car camping trip.

u/diiiiiianaaaaaa · 1 pointr/ElectricForest

We use these - best of both worlds. Doesnt get damp like a blanket. Light weight, compact, but still very warm.


SnugPak Jungle Blanket, Olive https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BTHREMK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_szj4CbK07Q01T

u/mindfulmu · 1 pointr/bugout

For the summer months I'd carry a tent and this and for the winter months I'd carry a military surplus sleep system with your tent.

u/Azdle · 1 pointr/SuperiorHikingTrail

I don't see a problem with it, especially if you sleep hot like I do. I just did a night at split rock with only this: https://smile.amazon.com/SnugPak-92246-Snugpak-Jungle-Blanket/dp/B00BTHREMK and a sleeping pad.

Just bring a pair of sleeping-only socks because your feet are going to end up poking out in the night and you'll want a dry pair to be ready for that.