Down Camping Blanket Backpacking Quilt for Outdoor Ultralight Packable Hiking - The Lazy Bear Blanket

For ultralighters on a budget. Weighs just a pound and is super lofty and warm. Wish it was just a tad bigger but it does the job. Can be paired with a liner for a super cheap all season setup.

We love these for sitting around the campfire when it’s chilly! It’s so lightweight I can’t believe how much heat is reflected back from it. It kept our little dog toasty warm at night too. I used a second one on top of my sleeping bag and I woke up from the cold when it fell off. It is slick but that’s any down blanket. I was looking at some for twice the price but I’m glad I ended up getting this one! Super packable too.

This blanket worked great for us backpacking with our 9 month old baby. I didn’t want her in a sleeping bag so wrapped her in this and she stayed cozy, warm, and safe!

Smaller than you might think, but it does pack up nicely and is light weight. Good enough to keep your back warm when your sitting around the campfire. Just don't get your hopes up that it's as thick or as lofty as something more expensive.

I bought this because I do a decent amount of car camping and a sleeping bag is too hot for the summer but cool enough that you need a blanket. I'm no hardcore backpacker, so maybe the name brand blankets would work better for that application? It's a good size, too. it's probably about the size of a full-size comforter, maybe a little smaller. I like to leave it in my car because it doesn't take up a lot of space and you never know when you need a blanket :)

Used it when the temp was 28! Good thing I keeper my old sleeping bag. Maybe I just don’t know how to use it.

This blanket is great for a few things; its a great comfort item to have during a bushwhack, its very nice for a couch/throw blanket, and its a nice supplement to a sleeping bag in a backpacking hammock. I'd buy it again for sure.

Ultralight super warm down blanket at a great price! This down blanket packs down to nothing and fits nicely in my bike saddle bag with my sleeping hammock and tarp.