1-2 person survival blanket (60" x 96") made of Heatsheets material: quieter, more reflective, more durable than standard mylar, and only 2.8 oz. Most survival blankets are made of mylar. Mylar is light, but it rips, is noisy, is nearly impossible to repack to its original size, and is not very repairable. The AMK Heatsheets Survival Blanket is made of polyethylene and solves most of these problems without adding much weight at all. This is a more functional alternative for an emergency blanket or ground cloth for the ultralight backpacker.
Features:
First aid and survival instructions printed directly on blanket
Reflects up to 90% of body heat
Waterproof
Easy to open and refold
Reusable and repairable
Large enough for tent floor liners, ground cloths, overhead tarps, covering gear in inclement conditions, and blankets for 1-2 persons
Specifications:
Dimensions: 60 x 96 in (152 x 244 cm)
Dimensions in Sack: 3 x 5 x .75 in (8 x 13 x 2 cm)
Weight: 3.5 oz (99 g)
Material: Polyethylene
SHIPPING TIMES: Most, but not all orders leave our warehouse within 1-7 business days. Allow time from the day we ship for UPS or the USPS to deliver it to you from Upstate NY. Please call for rush orders before 2:00 Eastern time. That means that some items, to some locations could take two weeks or more. Remember, we're a 50 year old family run business, so feel free to call us for a rush. We can get most of our items out the same day and use next day air and get it to you tomorrow, but you need to call before 2:00 Eastern time.
SHIPPING CHARGES:
To determine your shipping charge, simply add the items that you want to buy into your pack/shopping cart and click on the Secure Checkout button to go to the next screen and all you will need to enter is your zip code, hit the apply button and you will get your shipping charges before you have to enter any more information.
WE CAN NOT SHIP CASES OF CANNED FOOD OUTSIDE OF THE LOWER 48.
Prices subject to change without notice. We are not liable for any typographical errors or errors in pricing.
