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Greetings I am planning on using aa "Adventure Medical Kit" SOL emegency blanket for my ground sheet. It states that it is "More compact, lightweight design features a quieter, more durable polyetheline material".
-2.5 oz.
-56" x 84"
Should I have any concerns with using it?
( http://www.adventuremedicalkits.com/product.php?product=145&catname=Shelter&prodname=SOL Emergency Blanket )
Thanks,
Doug
None that I've run into. I use the Heetsheets bivy version, which I also use as a BP liner in bad weather and to keep the rain off my feet and legs when it's precipitating. The material is resistant to tearing, lightweight (3.5 oz for the bivy, less, I'd guess, for the blanket).
One proviso: If it comes with a stuff sack, dump the stuff sack. Just fold the thing up and put it in your pack or use it as a pack liner. I never successfully got it completely back in the stuff sack, anyway.
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