JQZ 100% Wool Blanket 4.5 LBS Swiss Army Military Reproduce Warm Thick Washable 59" x 80" Great for Camping Outdoors Sporting Events Survival & Emergency Kits

Lovely warm and soft for pure wool. This will be coming out with me on every camping trip.

Great robust blanket for the outdoors or in the house. We'll made and finished.

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Great blanket if you can get any as wife steals it while camping

Schöne dicke Decke

I keep this in my vehicle to use when I go camping, and to keep in case of emergency. I used it last week when I was camping in the high Sierra Nevada mountains in California at about 10,000 feet elevation. It gets cold at night, and my sleeping bag is not rated for colder temps. So, I slept with this wool blanket on top of the sleeping bag, and I was perfectly comfortable, even though it was cold enough for there to be ice on everything by morning. During the evenings while sitting in my folding camp rocking chair the cold air was coming through the fabric of the chair making my backside feel cold, so I spread this blanket on my chair, and sat on it. Very cozy. When I ordered this blanket, I had a little concern that it might have a strong smell, as a few reviewers mentioned. I found that it does have a slight smell, but it's not unpleasant, and not strong. It just has a subtle wool blanket smell that I think is a good, comforting mild smell. When it's rolled up in my vehicle I don't smell it at all. I don't know if it's itchy on the skin because I didn't use it on my bare skin. In general, my skin isn't sensitive to wool, anyway. I've known a couple of people who had wool allergies who would get an itchy rash from using a wool blanket, or wearing wool clothing, but that's not me. I like wool because it's soft, cozy, odor-resistant so it doesn't need frequent washing, and it retains its warmth even if it gets wet.

Die Decke sieht toll aus, fusselt minimal, im Auto nehme ich sie deshalb nicht. Den Hype um diese Wolldecken kann ich nicht verstehen, sie halten nur warm, wenn man zusätzlich ein Luftpolster generiert, z.B. mit Blättern oder einer zweiten aufbauschenden Decke. Meine Mikrofaserdecken (Schäfchenwolloberfläche) halten besser warm und sind leichter, lassen aber mehr Wind durch. Die beiden Decken kombiniert sind sehr effektiv, von Kunstsoffen möchte ich aber weitestgehend weg, daher behalte ich die Decke und experementiere weiter.