Down Camping Blanket with Footbox - Packable Warm Puffy Lightweight Camp Quilt - Water Resistant for Backpacking Hiking Travel – Compact Outdoor Throw Sleeping Blanket with Bag - 52x77

This blanket is so lightweight yet warm. It was perfect for my Sept/Oct camping trip to Catalina Island. As soon as I got back, my son stole it and uses it daily because it is so comfy.

I initially thought this blanket would be a rip off as it had no reviews and is significantly cheaper than all of the popular “down” packable blankets. First and foremost, it is truly a down blanket. It packs down to about the size of a 1L bottle and is extremely light. It can be packed smaller in a tighter bag. It is also a very soft material comfortable to sleep in or can be folded and buttoned around your sleeping bag. There are loops and straps to fasten the blanket or tighten the edge. The blanket is large enough to cover someone 5’6 feet to head. Shown on queen size bed in photo. Most importantly, it is extremely warm. I bought 2 that we took backpacking to Havasupai in early April to use in addition to our sleeping bags. They were warm enough so we nixed the bags and slept in just the blankets (~45 degrees at night). Though both the pink and green are lovely, I wish there were more colors to choose from!

Comfy. Just warm enough for warm nights to keep the chill off. I really like the snaps and drawstring. Low noise, not too crinkly sounding. Small pack size and lightweight! Wish it came in other colors.

This blanket is so light but incredibly cozy and warm! I love the drawstring on the bottom and the snaps, so you can really snuggle in…I use it watching TV but I can see me using it while camping…it has amazing finger loops to wear it like a wrap! I can’t say enough good things…oh and it’s a great color!

The down is not evenly distributed - some of the 6 inch sewn squares are full and some are not - if you hold it up to a light the deficiencies are clear - it seems like they could have added a bit more down and solved most of the problem - I am guessing to keep cost low this is what happens - close, but not close enough

Fits great in the stuff sack, very compact - will be great for travel.

This packable blanket/sleep sack/poncho is really nice. Made with 80% down and 20% feathers, it’s got a 650 fill, although it feels lighter than my 650 down quilt I use for camping. Weighing in at just 1.1 lbs, it’s super lightweight, warm, and cozy. It’s perfect for lounging around the house reading or watching a show, or sitting out on the deck during cooler nights.It comes with a stuff sack, which is great for storage or travel. The roll-top design is similar to a dry bag, and although I’m not sure if it’s fully waterproof, it definitely compresses the blanket well. The plastic snaps along the sides of the blanket let you wear it as a poncho or sleep in it, though they’re a bit stiff to open and need a little force. I just hope the fabric holds up around that area over time. One end also has a drawstring/bungee so you can use it as a makeshift sleep sack, although be aware it’s shorter than a regular sleeping bag if you do this (50” x 77” so folded size would be around 25” x 77”). To care for it, wash in cold and line dry out of the sun.While I initially got this to use at home, I’m an outdoorsy person at heart, and after seeing how light and versatile it is, I’m planning to take it on my next mild-weather camping or backpacking trip. Additionally, this costs way less than most down quilts marketed for outdoor use; it could be a good first “starter” for someone just getting into lightweight, summer backpacking, provided they know it’s not likely long enough to be a full-coverage situation when snapped up, unless the person is short or a kid.

This blanket is great for travel or camping. It weighs just a hair over one pound and takes up very little space. There is a drawstring at the bottom which lets you gather up one end into a sort of a footbox, when you use it as a quilt. You would have to add a thin elastic cord and small carabiners to go under your pad and hold it on as it is so light (and slippery) it will likely slip off your body if you don't hold it down somehow.You can also use the built-in snaps along the edges to turn it into a sort of sleeping bag, and it is fairly roomy as a sleeping bag. This would be for indoors only, as there is no closure between the snaps which lets air (and warmth) out and no hood of course. It's a blanket after all.It also has some thumb loops at the corners so you can gather it around your body when you get up in the morning, nice feature.Two things strike me about this nice blanket. It very light weight, as I said right around a pound, and how warm it is given its tiny weight. It is not small, by the way. I have thrown it over my wife and myself while camping and it covers us both ok.