Winterial Down Blanket 1-2 Person Indoor Outdoor Camping, Backpacking, Trekking Warm Blanket, 90% White Goose Feather, 600 Fill Puff Blanket

It's tall enough for almost anybody. It could be a little bit wider, but still works great. The loft is incredible. The fabric is absolutely completely down proof AND it is woven dense enough that air has a hard time passing through it. It does breathe well, but it literally holds on to the air that your body has heated and you have to squeeze the blanket to get the air out. It does come out when you squeeze it, like when you are stuffing it into a stuff sack for transport or of course when you lay on top of it. But wind does not penetrate. I sewed a foot box in one end of the blanket and plan to use this as a top quilt for my hammocks. I am sure that with a base layer and beanie this will easily do down to 40*s and probably to 35* (and of course an under quilt too). Fully clothed and with my Jungle blanket also, I can see this going down to 25*s. Maybe even 20*s. (These are my estimated COMFORT ratings. Not survival ratings as most bags and blankets use.) It may be time for some cold weather hammock camping (If I do, I will also add a Refectix layer in the bottom of my hammock. Maybe even take my down booties. I do get cold feet. Lol.)

Great lightweight but warm camp blanket. Give it a day or so to fluff up after taking it out of stuff sack for the first time and it’s perfect

No! You aren't supposed to receive down already compressed! My 600 dollar down sleeping bag came in a big box so it was fluffy and breathing. Bad plastic like, loud crackling material. Clumpy down. Wrinkles will never come out of it. Not at all like pictures. Like a Wish item. Very disappointing.

Super warm, used on a campout where it dropped into the high teens and still woke up a little to hot. But, after the one use the product ripped while stuffing in bag, and the filling spilled everywhere. So cannot use anymore.