WeWesen Emergency Blankets are made with a special type of material called Mylar, which is a reflective material that helps to trap heat. The black color of the mylar blanket also helps to absorb heat, making it even more effective at keeping you warm.

Light, compact, and affordable, you can easily pack and store this reliable emergency blankets for when you need them the most. 

Emergency Blanket provides a dependable way to maintain warmth and safety in the cold!

When you are using a Mylar Emergency Blanket, it is important to make sure that the reflective side of the thermal blanket is facing toward you. This will help to reflect your body heat back towards you, keeping you warm. You can also use the thermal blanket to create a makeshift shelter, which can help to block out wind and rain.

Secure your Survival with Confidence!

• Extreme Thermal Protection: Our Emergency Blankets are constructed from a reflective material that reflects 90% of your body heat, enabling you to remain warm during cold weather and reducing the risk of hypothermia.
• Top-Quality: Our Emergency Blankets are made with premium materials, providing exceptional warmth and protection against extreme cold weather.
• Heavy-Duty Durability: WeWesen Emergency Blankets are made from high-quality materials that are designed to last. They are tear-resistant, waterproof, and windproof, making them ideal for use in even the most extreme conditions.
• Lightweight and Compact: WeWesen Emergency blankets are lightweight and easy to carry, weighing just a few ounces each.
• Multipurpose: Our Thermal blankets are for more than just emergencies. You can use Emergency Blankets for Isolation, Ground Tarp, Emergency Shelter, Gear Cover, Solar Warmers, and all sorts of heat-isolation-related situations.

- Additional tips for using a WeWesen Outdoor Mylar Emergency Blanket -

• If you are using the thermal blanket to stay warm, make sure that you are wearing dry clothes. Wet clothes will conduct heat away from your body, making you colder.
• If you are using the mylar blanket to create a shelter, make sure that it is well-ventilated. This will help to prevent you from overheating.
• Do not use the thermal blanket near an open flame. The Mylar material can melt or catch fire.