When it is cold do you need 2 of these blankets?
36453
Imagine that it would depend on what type of climate you live in; you could use just one and if you're cold throw another blanket that's around to see if that is warmer for you - and after that you might know if you need more that one Vellux Blanket.
36454
Depends on how warm you keep your bedroom....if 72 you probably only need 1 and a sheet; if 62 buy a queen and fold it over so that it's double. Just a thought.
2216489
It's pretty warm although we use it with another thin blanket. Kept us warm here in Virginia during the polar vortex ;)
395499
I would not recommend for cold weather. The reason we bought them is they zip together and wife and I could zip them together and sleep like in double bed. Zipper is a bit weak but overall a decent price and worked for us...
1875429
Depends on which part of the country you live in. Mine is fluffy and warm, but if you live in cold climates you might need another blanket
788594
They stay warm for about an hour. If you need to have warmth for five hours, bring more than one (like maybe 5)...
183591
I think it should. I live inm Chicago where we're in a deep freeze right now. I have a top sheet, 2 of the fleece blankets and a quilt on the bed and I'm toasty. I think one of the fleece blankets should do the trick nicely and it's great for autumn/spring.
1660060
My almost 3-year old twins don't keep any blankets on, but these blankets are the best size for toddlers. They do seem like they're warm enough for cold nights if they'd keep it on. I love these blankets and my girls do too when they're awake!
1966875
Nope one is all you need. I pivot the rolled up solar blanket on a home made prop. Works great.
852112
depends on how cold tolerant you are - i would not try to use it if i thought it would be very cold- i used the thing in mid summer in the desert and it worked well for that and I pulled a tarp over me in the rain but your question would make me think you will want something better - this thing is a blanket - not a sleeping bag and the edges of it are loose like a blanket and do not join like a bag
419815
Before I bought one I would have said no. I know now that on some nights I have to stick my feet out to cool myself a bit. I am a hot natured person, but I truly think this will be all I need this winter along with my quilt on top of it of course. Its not as hot as my down cover was or as bulky, but it is nice and toasty. And I gotta add it is really soft too. I don't think you will complain about being cold.
2221070
Probably. I put a queen-sized heavy, winter blanket in one and there was room to spare. They look disceptively small when you first get them out. They are not heavy-duty plastic, however, si it wouldn't be a good idea to strain the zipper.
431201
BTW, mine is soft, warm and the fur is in tact. I even machine was and dry it. The person who complained may have bought a cheap knock off. We have 5 blankets and they are great! Amazon seems to be cheaper than Ebay on these. Also, if u search fleece u may get the short fur or flannel type blankets.
2172633
I think you could. The fabric is a very nice, thick, quality fabric. If it turns out to be a little light or chilly, you could always put a light blanket within.
1223019
Yes they are like fuzzy snuggy thin blankets...both sides. Wash well...can actually get too warm sometimes...great for cold winter nights
1636520
First your question. I don't have an insulated one but I can tell you if you intend to sleep on the snow the non-insulated one will let the cold circulate right up to your body. I'm a warm person so I would never need an insulated one for very cold nights as long as there isn't snow on the ground. One other note, these have a tendency to develop very slow leaks which can be impossible to locate. I have to blow some more air into my during the night.
81884
Unfortunately I'm not real familiar with the camping conditions that area. All I could say is that if you don't plan on camping in below zero weather then I would get the zero degree sleeping bag. If you were on the verge of 0 degrees and a little below I think an extra blanket would keep you plenty warm.
721342
They are fleece so they are warm for the thickness but they are the thinnest 'blanket' you're going to get without using a sheet.We use them in summer here - Los Angeles area