Down Camping Blanket for Cold Weather Packable Puffy Backpacking Lightweight Quilt Hiking Gardening Travel Beach Picnic

As like many, I was scrolling through the net , looking at loads of videos and reviews, I was looking for a down sleeping bag, then I came to this. Much more versatile, not just for the outdoor but I even use it indoors on these freezing cold winter days. Extremely lightweight, packable small enough , and a brand that has become well-known. And not just a blanket as it can be fastened using poppers, almost like an envelope around your shoulders. When you first open the package, you must remember to let it puff up and it will look the same as the pictures. So far this has been warmer that a pure wool blanket. And as each square is filled with feathers, do I have to say its light as feather.

This is a great light weight quilt for milder months. It is very thin, but it’s quite toasty, I am planning on using it when I go camping late spring to early autumn, I think it will be great then, but I wouldn’t take it on colder camps, maybe as an extra layer, but not as a sole sleeping bag. It’s 5th January in Yorkshire and it’s currently -2 outside. I’m sat with it over me as my heating is currently not on and it’s keeping me lovely and warm in my cold house.

Most of the weight appears to be in the lining materials and these look and feel quality. The amount of down used and the mid-to-moderate fill rating means the quilt doesn't fill out much, but it has kept me warm and comfortable down to around 8 degrees or so, which I was very happy with. Like all down products it's best to avoid compressing the down over time by keeping it in a larger bag between times, and to give it a gentle shake to fluff it up. Very happy overall.

Warm and a decent size but a strange material for a quilt, it’s not soft but it does feel hard wearing which I am happy to take as a compromise when out on a camp. I would recommend.

Only problem is the time the down takes to expand. I think these may have been stored in their stuff sacks for a long time which decreases the down quilty. It does expand after like 3 hours lol but it's more like 450 down not 600. Definitely not for winter. Only really for spring & autumn, Still worth it for that. If their advertising was honest i would have bought it still and given five stars

It is very warm and snuggly. Ideal for camping and evening bbq's.

It’s light and I’m not sure if it’s going to keep me warm but I still like it.

First of all the The Good .... Compact pack size , good stuff sack ! The Bad...... Very thin ! Not a substitute for a sleeping bag , which I bought it as ! No way would this ever go down to the lower temperatures stated on the advertising blurb , I'm using it for the 1st time after a 29° c day and it's not up to the job ! The Ugly... I'm freezing writing this !!!