Reddit reviews Swiss Safe Emergency Mylar Thermal Blankets (4-Pack) + Bonus Signature Gold Foil Space Blanket: Designed for NASA, Outdoors, Hiking, Survival, Marathons or First Aid
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Is there anyone in Tokyo that could sponsor OP one of those thermal emergency blankets?
They fold up very small, so you wouldn’t have to worry about carrying it/them. You could lie them on the ground, or over your blankets/cardboard. They reflect the heat back onto you instead of outward. Also good for keeping rain out.
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I have a few solutions to this as i myself have gone to the extremes on sleep deprivation at lib. Here are a few game changers that made a world of difference.
Be creative and innovative with these as they can look really cool too! Your tent will be dramatically more comfortable all day.
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They come in multi packs to save money. Also if you have extra, im sure your neighbors will appreciate it greatly if you donate a few. The only drawback is the noise, so ensure you address this. Installing them on the inside of your tent is also an option.
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I go to tons of concerts! These are exceptional not only for being FRONT ROW! but amazing for sleep as well. They are inexpensive and worth every dollar, and super comfortable!
Onnit new mood!
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Take these before bed. Such a great balanced formula and one of the best regenerative items ive found yet!
Nuff said
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Ill keep this short, they just work, period.
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We discovered these and theyre awesome! We wet them down at the water stations which are everywhere throughout Lib. They feel amazing in the sun and in a wierd way are kinda fun, idk. Lol
Make sure you keep these all cool and dry.
I recommended a cooler scenario in another sub, but ill repeat it here.
Dry ice in your cooler is the best way to refrigerate all weekend that i have found, minus actually having a refrigerator.
Tip: careful with dry ice as it can burn you and mess up your cooler if not prepared properly. Wrap it in brown paper to prevent direct contact with the sides and bottom of your cooler. Also, if you put actual ice around the dry ice this works too. We got a solid 3 days of awesome cooler performance this way. Cover your cooler during the day with the above mentioned mylar blankets for even better performance.
I hope this helps. Unfortunately I can't be at LIB this year, so this post helps me cope with said situation.
I have many other pro tips if anyone is interested so hit me up
Love you LIB!
A lot of this would depend on the situation, but assuming that this bucket would be all that I'd have to live on for 72 hours...
That's the necessary stuff for a 72 hour kit imo. It covers shelter, food, water, warmth (and cooling), and as much security as you can get within budget. It should keep you comfortable for a few days if you have to grab it and move toward a place where you cannot be assured of any necessary resources being present. You can fill gaps with things like gum, hard candy, a good book you don't mind re-reading, as well as anything else you might need to keep yourself occupied.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!
as for blankets, would it be better to go with this versus this?