PW700 Extra Large Double Insulated Outdoor Camping Blanket | 2X Puffy, Warm, Packable, Weatherproof, Durable, and Lightweight | Top Quilt for Hiking, Backpacking, Stadium Events, Picnics

We bought this blanket for camping since it was good size and lightweight but the more I use it the better I like it. It is soft, nice color and warm. The longer you leave it out of the stuff sack the fluffier it is. My dog even likes it. Well made and great value.

Pros: Held this up to the light and mine has a lot of fill in the baffels. They did good job. It's fluffy more than competitors.It's easy to clean and disinfect. Way more easy than cotton. The color is absolutely beautiful. It's very light weight. It is amazingly soft and feels pleasurable in a stunning way.Cons: The entire snap, parka idea is clumbsy and it is weird to try to wear under a parka. Also this is difficult to compress down into a sack because it's so amazingly warm and fluffy. It for sure is warm. It's also longer than most others which is good. I solved the compression challenge by binding it with a soft string when folded so no problem. I do love this blanket.Another thing is that I should have spent money on a 950 fill professional top quilt because I know I am in love with quilts now. This item made me fall in love with down quilts. For the price, with this blanket, you will be warm and happy.

Not sure where they got the photos of super full and puffy squares. I bought it for indoor use with my pets. It is good for cuddling with kitty and keeps us warm (he's a burrower). It is fairly flat and has not puffed up, however holding it up to the light, the squares have filling from seam to seam. It's just not puffy. I think this is the bane of all synthetic fill duvets/blankets etc. that need to also meet the criteria of being lightweight. Can't have it both ways. The cover is super slippery but seems durable. I am keeping it.

I've been using this quilt in my hammock all spring / summer as well as a little in the winter. I've mostly used this in my hammock, but have used it some when sleeping on a pad too. Of course, some of this depends on your bottom insulation, but once you get below 60 degrees at night, you might need some thermals to keep cozy if you're just using this blanket. For summer camping, 60-75 degrees at night, this is great budget option. I've also used this as extra insulation along with my sleeping bag when it got down to about 30 at night. It's a bit hard to keep on top of you when sleeping on a pad, so I wouldn't really recommend it as your sole blanket if you sleep on a pad. I'm 6ft, 215lb and I had to wrestle with it all night on a pad. But for a hammock, it's a perfect size and warmth for warmer weather. Plus at 1lb, it's as light as most high end backpacking quilts.

Functionally, this is great. It’s really warm and packs down small (though the shell is slippery so it’s a little fussy to get it compressed enough to go into the included bag).However, the size advertised is a joke. My “queen size” blanket barely covers one person and doesn’t come close to even covering the sleeping area of a queen air mattress in any direction. “Queen” is a twin at best. I had to double-check that I didn’t get shipped the wrong item!

Updated review: Exemplary customer service. Apparently there was an error in the manufacturing process that introduced down into the product. Chris contacted me to make it right as soon as I provided photos proving the issue. New blanket does not have down poking through the fabric yet has the performance characteristics of down without the down sides (no pun intended). Very happy with product.Tag on product states that the blanket is filled with "Silkoline". I tried googling that and got zilch. Then I noted feathers poking through the fabric. This is just a down filled blanket just like what you get from Costco for $20! That means it has all the problems of down including loss of insulation when damp, and degradation under prolonged compression such as storing in its compression sack, and problems with allergens. It is warm and light but is unsuitable for my purpose and falsely advertised.

I love this quilt. I purchased the cyan color to use as an additional blanket on cold nights while camping in temperatures of anywhere from 45 degrees at night all the way down into the 20 degree temperatures. It is incredibly soft, packs down to about the size of a large nalgene bottle, and only weighs a pound. Perfect for the backpacking trips I take with my son as he steals this quilt everytime to hang out by the fire with it. I would not recommend using only the quilt on a cold night in your tent, but this definitely adds an additional level of heat on a colder night, or some extra comfort if relaxing in a hammock at the end of the day where the air hits somewhere in the fifty degree range or cooler. I would definitely buy this again.

Quality control went right out the window on the one that I got. The fill was VERY poor. Let's hope that the replacement is up to "Puff".