The only listing here with all seven lines filled in
Takit pack of five Mylar blankets, 210 × 160 cm, 12 micron film, stated reusable
The only blanket in this family to publish every column the hub compares, including the 12 micron film thickness and a reuse claim nobody else here makes.
What this listing puts on record
Five Mylar rescue blankets, each stated at 210 × 160 cm on a 12 micron film, folding to 12 × 7.5 cm, weighing what the maker writes as 60 g/Pack, in gold and grey, described as waterproof and windproof and stated to be reusable. A maker reference appears on the listing.
Every line filled, which happens once here
Read the table above and then read any other in this family. This is the only one of the seven blankets where no row says Not published on the listing.
That is worth more than any single figure in it. The specification a listing publishes is the only thing you can compare before ordering, and on this shelf the usual state is two or three rows filled out of seven.
The 12 microns is the number to read first
12 microns — stated. This is the figure that decides what kind of object you are buying. A thin metallised film is a few tens of grams and a single unfolding; the creases tear and it never packs down the same way. A heavier laminate costs more, weighs more and goes back in the bag.
Only two listings in this family publish a thickness at all, and they do not agree on units: 12 microns here, 0.026 mm on the LATTCURE bag. Both figures are reproduced exactly as their makers wrote them, in the units their makers chose.
The reuse claim, and where it sits
Reusable — stated. The maker puts it in the fourth bullet, next to waterproof and windproof, and no other listing in this family says the word in either direction. The other six are silent on reuse, which is not the same as saying no.
What the maker does not say is how many times, or what counts as a fold too many. On a 12 micron film, that is the question the claim raises and does not answer.
60 g/Pack. Those are the maker’s characters, on a listing that sells five blankets. It could be the weight of one sheet or the weight of the set, and nothing on the page settles it — the same bullet lists the unfolded size, the folded size and the quantity without linking the mass to any of them.
It is left as written here rather than divided by five, because a weight nobody published is not a weight.
Check these before you order
Compare the 12 × 7.5 cm folded figure against the pocket you intend to keep it in, since that measurement is the reason the thin film exists. Then decide what the reuse claim is worth to you at 12 microns, because the maker states the claim and not its limit.
Availability
Selling between 12 € and 14 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.
It also sells on the British Amazon store in the local currency, which the range above does not cover — that range counts euro stores and nothing else.
Catalogued on the American Amazon store with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
