Blanket360 Team

It weighs less than a bar of chocolate. It folds down smaller than your phone. And on a wet, windy hillside at dusk, an emergency blanket for survival kit duty can be the thing standing between you and a very bad night. That’s a ridiculous amount of responsibility for a crinkly sheet of foil. Here’s … Read more

A camping blanket for car camping is a tough, weather-resistant, usually insulated blanket built to live in your boot rather than your rucksack. It works as a ground sheet, a lap warmer by the pit, a seat cover and an emergency extra layer. That is why it earns a place beside your tent. Picture it: … Read more

Insulated camping blanket vs sleeping bag liner is a choice between two add-on warmth layers. An insulated camping blanket is a synthetic- or down-filled throw that drapes over or around you. A sleeping bag liner is a thin fabric sack that slides inside your sleeping bag to add warmth, keep the bag clean and smooth … Read more

Top camping blankets are portable, insulated or weather-resistant throws designed for life around the tent, car boot or campervan. They add warmth when the temperature drops, keep you off damp ground, and double as picnic mats. The best ones fold small enough that you barely notice them in the boot. Here’s the thing about British … Read more

A camping blanket for cold weather is an insulated or heavyweight outdoor blanket that traps body heat, copes with damp and packs down for travel. Instead of the thin fleece in a household throw, it uses down, synthetic fill or dense wool. It works best as a layer over a sleeping bag, not as a … Read more

An emergency blanket (also called a space blanket, mylar blanket or foil survival blanket) is a wafer-thin sheet of metallised plastic that reflects your radiated body heat back towards you. It weighs 50-100g, folds to pocket size and costs less than a sandwich. That’s the whole pitch. The material has a better pedigree than most … Read more

Every gram in a rucksack has to earn its place. A packable camping blanket for backpacking is one of those items that either rescues a chilly evening or rides at the bottom of your pack as guilty ballast. The difference comes down to choosing the right one for the way you actually camp. Here’s the … Read more

There’s a particular kind of cold that catches you out in a British autumn tent. It isn’t the dramatic, snow-on-the-flysheet cold of a winter expedition — it’s sneakier than that. You zip up feeling perfectly fine, drift off somewhere around 10pm, and then wake at 2am with your nose like an ice cube and your … Read more