Why You Should Always Carry Emergency Blankets

In this beginner "Quick Tips" video we'll talk about why you should always carry emergency blankets. While beautiful & amazing the outdoors can also quickly become dangerous; this is why it's critical that you keep yourself prepared by taking simple steps to ensure the safety of yourself and those you love. Thanks for watching!
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[@jeremylambert361]

I highly recommend 1 in the first aid kit. Works great for someone in shock. And 1 in the daypack so you can make some sort of a shelter with it for a windbreak.

[@heddingmyway5442]

I have one along with a couple ponchos that I always keep in my truck. It's nice to see someone from NJ. I am located in South Jersey. I am a recent subscriber. I enjoy your videos.

[@HappilyEverOutdoors]

Very cool, thanks for watching! 👍

[@bobbysurvivalandoutdoors2167]

I always carry a emergency blanket with me and the kids have one as well. I have a video I want to make about them in the future. Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@HappilyEverOutdoors]

Thanks Bobby! 😁👍

[@stilllearning4717]

Thanks Will! So important, survival and first aid mist have.

[@HappilyEverOutdoors]

Very true, thanks for watching!

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Great video thanks for sharing! I carry the 2 persons SOL one's myself . One in each load out. And 3 of them in my vehicle kit. They're a good multi purpose item to have. Collect rain water, shelter, Keep you warm etc. A good idea to keep them in your med kits incase someone starts going into shock.

[@HappilyEverOutdoors]

Great thinking Eric, sounds like you’re on top of it. Thanks for watching!

[@Nerding4Nature]

I always have a couple in my pack, and a few stashed in various places.

[@HappilyEverOutdoors]

Good thinking, sounds like you're already practicing what I'm preaching! :)

[@markwallingford3252]

Very well spoken ... I have 3 at all times .. And what a great piece of advice for the new comer to hiking & camping ... Mark ...

[@HappilyEverOutdoors]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching Mark!

[@JReedOutdoors]

Thanks for the info man. I’m gonna head out a grab a couple for my pack before I go hiking again!

[@HappilyEverOutdoors]

Thanks for watching! 😁

[@SenjaAldee]

Indeed great tips

[@HappilyEverOutdoors]

Thanks for watching!

[@pamelagonzalez9567]

great info friend!! : )

[@HappilyEverOutdoors]

Thanks for watching Pamela! :)

[@YankeesOutdoorAdventures]

Great video brother💪

[@HappilyEverOutdoors]

Thanks Yankee!

[@onetimeoutdoorsdj1394]

Thank you foe the great information

[@HappilyEverOutdoors]

You bet, thanks for watching!

[@christinamiller3725]

Great for when your car breaks down and you don't have towing or cell service.

[@HappilyEverOutdoors]

Exactly! Just imagine breaking down in the middle of nowhere during a snowstorm, even with the shelter of your vehicle things could get very dangerous very quickly! Thanks for watching

[@HaggardOutdoors]

Just subbed can’t wait to see if I can win this gear