Snugpak Jungle Blanket $24.50
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Snugpak Jungle Blanket $24.50
Amazon has Snugpak Jungle Blankets for $24.50 if you are an Amazon Prime member. Picked up 2 of them A black and an olive.
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Re: Snugpak Jungle Blanket $24.50
Somebody could make some pretty cheap top and underquilts
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Sure could Sarge. We plan to use ours for summer nights in the hammocks as well as boosting out present Snugpak underblanket if needed. You had some videos on converting these that would be of great help to anyone thinking of using one.
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I have one of the Snugpak Under-Blankets. It's a solid piece of gear, and warm for what it is, but it's heavy and the stock suspension is pretty crappy.
Haven't tried or even seen the Jungle Blankets, are they comparable in material to the UB's?
Haven't tried or even seen the Jungle Blankets, are they comparable in material to the UB's?
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You got me hooked on the Kamsnaps Sarge. I used them to double up my 2 Snugpak Jungle blankets for my top quilt for Winter. The single got a little too cold at 36 degrees.
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The Jungle Blanket uses a different insulation, but has the same inner and outer shells. I don;t think it would go much below 40 degrees, but that means it outperforms a single layer Costco UQ for only about $5.00 more (right now).johnspenn wrote:I have one of the Snugpak Under-Blankets. It's a solid piece of gear, and warm for what it is, but it's heavy and the stock suspension is pretty crappy.
Haven't tried or even seen the Jungle Blankets, are they comparable in material to the UB's?
Here's those videos Bob was talking about:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obBGIGo ... uY&index=2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6R8ooM ... uY&index=1
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Thanks Sarge. I was gonna hunt the video links down. I love it when others do my work for me.... LOL... But they are great options of use for these blankets.
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How would y'all compare this product to the US Poncho Liner AKA "Woobie" as far as insulation value and weight?
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Vastly superior. Current issue woobies don't really block the wind all that well and aren't water resistant at all. The SnugPck woobie has a wind blocking outer shell that is somewhat water resitant. They don't make that claim in any of thier propaganda, but water will bead on it and run off. I suspect it will soak int if the water is allowed to stay, but that's not really going to happen when its being used as UQ.johnspenn wrote:How would y'all compare this product to the US Poncho Liner AKA "Woobie" as far as insulation value and weight?
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Re: Snugpak Jungle Blanket $24.50
I picked 4 of these up from Christmas gifts, one for me, and 3 for the kids. We have used them around the house as lounge blankets, and at grandma's house for spending the night.
I have to agree that this vastly superior to the poncho liner, mainly for me because of the length being longer. I want a snap kit for new year's.
The liner will tend to "bubble up" from the insulation, as it isn't quilted like the PL. It packs down to 1/3 the size though! It is made in China, but the build quality is very good, at least the blanket. It comes with a stuff sack that has stitched joints on the compression straps right at the bottom. A bit of caution on cranking them down too tight, or they might come unstitched.
Overall, my opinion is that it's a great deal.
I'll try to get more information on the comparison at a later date.
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I have to agree that this vastly superior to the poncho liner, mainly for me because of the length being longer. I want a snap kit for new year's.

The liner will tend to "bubble up" from the insulation, as it isn't quilted like the PL. It packs down to 1/3 the size though! It is made in China, but the build quality is very good, at least the blanket. It comes with a stuff sack that has stitched joints on the compression straps right at the bottom. A bit of caution on cranking them down too tight, or they might come unstitched.
Overall, my opinion is that it's a great deal.
I'll try to get more information on the comparison at a later date.
Take it easy,
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