Emergency blankets and thermal bags for the car and the home

Emergency blankets: flat sheet or wrap-around bag?

A classic emergency blanket is a thin reflective sheet. It is light and cheap, but in wind it slips off your shoulders and lets the cold in at the edges, which is exactly when you need it most.

That is why we make our emergency blankets as shapes you get inside: a thermal bag you get inside, and a poncho with a thermal liner you wear. Same reflective idea, but the warmth stays around you. Most families keep one per person in the car and in the hall closet.

Wrap-around warmth: the thermal bag

The emergency sleeping bag has a reflective lining that sends about 90% of your body warmth back toward you, an outer layer that blocks wind and rain, and a built-in whistle. It packs into a pouch smaller than a soda can.

Warmth you can walk in: the thermal poncho

The thermal emergency poncho is a waterproof shell with a silver thermal liner. Wear it to stay dry and warm while you move, or wrap up in it as a shelter.

One for every person

Warmth is per person. The Blackout & Winter Kit has four TerraShells for the home, and the Family Car Kit has two for the car.

What to check when you choose emergency blankets

Why families choose these emergency blankets

• Warmth with no power, no gas and no batteries.
• Stays around you in wind instead of slipping off.
• Packs small enough for every car and every closet.
• Simple for kids and older parents to use.
• 120 days to try it, with a full refund if you are not glad you have it.