Mart Cobra Emergency Blanket 100-Pack | Reflective Thermal Blanket | Survival Gear | Lightweight Mylar Blankets | Retains 90% Body Heat | Essential for Camping, First Aid, Homeless Care Package Bulk

I purchased these foil emergency blankets for reasons that were, at the time, impeccable—though accessible only to my sleeping mind. In the first dream, I knew with absolute certainty that I required them. The situation was urgent yet undefined, the sort of emergency that demands preparedness without ever troubling itself to explain why. The blankets shimmered with purpose. I felt reassured. In the second dream—deeper, clearer—I was already using them. I was warm. I was safe. I was nobly wrapped in reflective dignity, protected from the elements and from regret. The blankets performed flawlessly, exactly as one hopes emergency equipment will, even when the emergency itself remains symbolic. Then I awoke. Upon inspection, the world was calm. No exposure, no crisis, no immediate need for thermal intervention. The blankets remained folded, pristine, and faintly judgmental. I realized then that while I may someday require one foil emergency blanket, I almost certainly do not require four. And yet, I do not resent them. They sit quietly, prepared for futures both real and imagined. The material is lightweight, neatly packaged, and convincingly reflective—capable, I am sure, of saving a life or at least dramatically underscoring one’s seriousness in a mild inconvenience. They have done nothing wrong. They simply arrived ahead of their moment. ★★★★☆ — Excellent in dreams, impeccable in theory, and patiently waiting for an emergency worthy of them. Until we eat again, Percival Toadwell Van Bristow

I have these in all my First Aid kits, and they come in a nice compact size perfect to be tucked away and not taking up too much space in your bags. Once they are unfolded, they are pretty big to cover an average size adult, but a second one may be needed for a very tall person so carrying two in your kit is best. They definitely hold in the body's heat, good quality and does not tear easily making it perfect to use not only as a blanket but also to wrap over the shoulders if needed.

I bought these to line boxes to leave for feral cats during freezes. They worked great for that. It's basically just mylar and very lightweight so I was able to just tape it along the inside of the box and then fill it with straw on a self-warming pad and all of the cats successfully made it through sub freezing temperatures. We will keep some of them on hand to have an emergency but I'm very happy with it. It is very lightweight and wouldn't hold up to a heavy wind if you had it wrapped around you but great to have it a pinch and certainly worked for why I needed it.

I started a emergency kit for my car this year. I need to emergency blankets for one of my first purchases because I live near the mountains and they could be useful if caught in the snow. I haven't tried them yet, but I've been told that they are very durable and the heat level keeps you warm and dry. It would be good for anybody who travels.

It is what it should be Good price

I hope we never have to use these but glad we have them. Came quickly, are small and compact for easy travel and seem like they are a high quality

This is a really good bargain for such a large supply of mylar blankets. They have many uses besides for emergencies to keep out excessive heat or cold. I of course always keep one in my glove compartment for emergencies, but I also use these for other purposes as well. For example, I am allergic to perfume and other scented products and personal body care products, which tend to get on chairs at doctor's offices, exam tables, airplane seats, hotel mattresses, and so on. Therefore I always have these with me when I travel and I can cover a mattress and then put my own sleeping bag sheet or other sheets on top of it. It's a little crunchy under the sheets, but it keeps the smell of the laundry soap from soaking through my own sheets and from emitting odor into the room and around where I'm laying on the bed. It's also great for putting on chairs and seat seats in planes and doctor's offices so I don't get perfume and scented laundry products on my clothing - which sometimes is impossible to get out even after washing and soaking. Some of the newer mylar blankets in the stores also have this waterproof layer that smells like the most hideous burnt rubber smell or something, and these blankets do NOT have that layer on them.

Homelessness is everywhere, especially so in Albuquerque. I bought these and hand them out along with sandwiches at the camps. These blankets mean a lot to the homeless because they are so efficient, compact, and affordable.