Aeroplane blankets are either too thin to be worth carrying or too bulky to carry. We wanted one that packed to the size of a water bottle and was genuinely warm at the eight degrees a night flight cabin actually reaches.
The shell is a recycled ripstop that survives being stuffed into its own pouch several hundred times, which is the failure point on every packable blanket we tested. The fill is a synthetic that keeps working when damp, because aeroplanes are humid and down is not.
Rolled into its pouch it doubles as a lumbar cushion, which was an accident we noticed during testing and then designed for properly.
Highlights
- Packs into its own pouch
- Warm to roughly 8 degrees
- Recycled ripstop shell
- Machine washable
- Weighs under 400 grams
- Doubles as a lumbar cushion
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Reviews
Hanson Deck
August 5, 2026
Backed this on day one after seeing the prototype footage. The obstacle sensing is the part that sold me: every other drone I have owned swerves and clips something. Updates have been frequent and honest.
Eleanor Fant
July 30, 2026
The weight is the headline here. I have carried it up three peaks now and forget it is in the bag. Battery life is genuinely what they claim, which I did not expect.
Giles Posture
July 24, 2026
Very happy overall. Marked down one point only because the second colour slipped by a few weeks, but the team said so in writing before it happened, which is more than most.
Alan Fresco
July 18, 2026
A rare campaign where the team clearly knows how to manufacture. The milestone updates read like someone who has done this before, and the first article photographs were a nice touch.














