Olive Drab Green Warm Fire Retardant Blanket, 66" x 90" (80% Wool)-US Military Style
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- OLIVE GREEN MILITARY BLANKET - A similarly styled blanket to that issued in the military. An especially durable and dependable blanket that's ideal for camping, hunting, or other outdoor activities.
- WARM BLANKET - Designed to trap body heat even under extreme conditions. Ideal for emergencies or every day use.
- FIRE RETARDANT - Made of fire retardant material to give you peace of mind around the camp fire or fireplace.
- 80% WOOL - High wool content not only helps trap body heat, but also makes the blanket much softer and more comfortable than other blankets made of synthetic material.
- 66" x 90" - This large blanket is perfect to use alone or with another person. The large size, over seven feet long, means that even the tallest person can use this blanket comfortably.
Material: Wool
Color: Olive Green
Brand: Ever Ready First Aid
Special Feature: Durable
Style: Military
Color: Olive Green
Style Name: Military
Blanket Form: Emergency Blanket
Theme: Military
Pattern: Solid
Sport Type: Camping
Material Type: Wool
Fill Material: Wool
Product Care Instructions: Machine Wash
Fabric Type: 80% Wool
Additional Features: Durable
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Seasons: All
Fabric Warmth Description: Heavyweight
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Brand Name: Ever Ready First Aid
Age Range Description: Adult
Number of Items: 1
Model Name: Fire Resistant Wool Military Blanket
UPC: 757183000883 610585816462
Manufacturer: Ever Ready First Aid
Model Number: 1B06853
Manufacturer Part Number: 1700040-OD
Item Dimensions L x W: 90"L x 66"W
Size: 66"X90"
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Weight: 3.5 pounds
Item Thickness: 0.04 inches
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Number of Items: 2
I recieved my blankets i got two of them. The quality is great well made tuff. Its wool so it is some what soft comes with a chemical smell to it though. It all came out in the washer though after the first time. I keep one on the back of my couch for snuggel time. Its thick warm and a lil heavy but nit really i like that about it cause it feel slike a warm hug. I also keep one in my car for just incase emergencies. I highly recomend this product great price great Quality thgese things will last forever if you treat them right.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026 by Thomas H.
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There are so many types of "military blankets" out there, with a whole lot that are "army style" but evidently not so many that are actually of military issue. Then, of course, as if regular wool is not as warm as military wool, the actual military issue blankets, which at certain times in history have been relatively inexpensive "military surplus," tend these days to be more expensive than the various copies. In preparation for elk hunting this year, my quest has been to find a wool blanket that is actually fairly warm and of a good size to really wrap up in. I bought some 70% wool blankets that were 62x80 inches, and those were good enough that I will have them along on the trip, but then I bought some blankets supposedly like these ones but that turned out to be smaller and made from only 30% wool -- totally false advertising. But I still wanted some good blankets of a size that I could wrap up in and stay warm. I took a chance on this product, and I am happy. This blanket is of the large size advertised, 66x90 inches, which is nice for body coverage. The tag does not say what the wool content is, so I ran an informal test by wrapping myself with the 70% wool blanket, checking how long it took to become uncomfortably warm, and checking to what degree the fabric felt cool to the touch around my hands. Not counting the fact that this blanket has better coverage to begin with, it seemed pretty clear that this blanket was immediately a little warmer than the 70% one, and so I will give it credit that it probably is 80% wool. Being both full sized and quite warm, as well as economical in price, I would buy this product again if I needed more blankets. While it is cold water machine washable, and some people would want to do that immediately to remove the wool smell, I will not do that. The wool smell is not unpleasant to me, having slept in surplus WWII army blankets rather often in my youth, and it reminds me that some good products made with natural materials can still be found. Also, when the blanket does need washing, its warmth does not fare well by sending many of its fibers to the lint trap. Washing by hand in a bathtub and hanging to air dry seems a somewhat more protective way to treat this blanket. This product is made in India, but it seems quite sturdy. The surface weave lies flat, so it is not as prickly and itchy as the older army blankets. I feel that this is a good buy for features, quality, and price.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2016 by Bill
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If you're looking for a durable, warm blanket to bring camping or throw in the back of your vehicle, look no further. This thing gets the job done. Although if you're looking for something more soft/plush for indoor use, you may want to look elsewhere. This blanket is great for what it does, but they market it as 'Military-Style' because it's moreso a tool than a luxury/comfort item. I took this blanket out for a camping trip around late-spring in the NE United States. As always, I ended up forgetting at least one important item: this time it was the sleeping bag. To make things even more interesting, the beautifully sunny forecast turned out to be not entirely accurate, and we were treated to a Severe Thunderstorm / Tornado Warning for most of the evening into the night; and apparently, this downpour was slightly beyond the water-resistance of my tent, treating me to a night of a continuous light sprinkling of water. Despite this, I stayed warm and dry throughout the night due to this blanket. The blanket was large enough for me to fold it--putting two layers below myself and one above to protect from the wet tent-floor and the sprinkling from above--and I was still covered from head to toe. None of the water managed to soak up through the layers below me, and while I could feel the force of the water drops hitting the blanket above me, none of the wet seeped through to me underneath. This blanket serves all the purposes it claims to, is rugged and durable enough to take a beating, and to top it all off it's only $25. Pros: - Lightweight (Insofar as can be expected of Wool) - Water Resistant - Flame & Cinder resistant - Large size relative to weight Cons: - Sleight fuel-smell on Blanket straight out of packaging (Almost didn't include this, see why below) - Somewhat more difficult to fold/compress down for a backpack than lighter blankets might be. So a lot of reviewers here have made commentary regarding the smell this blanket has when you first take it out of its packaging. While there is definitely a scent of something resembling fuel/gasoline. I believe the smell is a combination of some of the natural odors of the oils in the wool, so potentially the strength of the smell will vary from blanket to blanket. Personally I didn't really notice it unless I was intentionally getting up close and sniffing the blanket. Obviously, everyone has different tolerances and sensitivities for scent so your mileage may vary; but IMO, it's a negligible issue. Additionally, after taking the Blanket out for a single camping trip--without even washing the blanket beforehand--whatever strong chemical smell it had initially is gone.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Number of Items: 2
I want to give these blankets 5 stars, but they smell of a (in a slight way, I must say) strange chemical, so if you can deal with this, add an extra star. These blankets were hard to find on the UK Amazon website, so I was glad to find them on the US Amazon website. They are slightly thinner than what I was expecting, but they appear to be well made and will keep me warm on long winter nights. For the price you are paying, you get TWO, and not ONE blanket; that's a good deal! I don't know how to wash them, but I would say that you should wash them on a low temperature and on a woolen (delicate) cycle and allow them to dry naturally.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026 by Christopher Saunders
Number of Items: 1
It originally had a funky chemical smell from the fire retarded but that dissipated in a week or two. It's a nicely sized blanket, pleasantly scratchy hefty wool, and so far it hasn't retained any negative smells. In the time that I've had it, the only "cleaning" it received was an hour or two on the clothesline to "air out" just before the winter months. It's a good, heavy, classic style Army blanket.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2026 by Mike A.
Number of Items: 1
Spend the money! I can’t believe we got this amazing blanket this cheap. Going to be so useful in the Montana mountains. It’s hefty and warm. But a good weight.
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2026 by Godwin fam
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I have two dogs who are allowed on my sectional sofa. I ordered two of these to cover that sofa . I was really surprised at the quality of this blanket for the price. I love how big it is. It's also surprisingly heavy. I love the color too. Nice olive green color that blends well with my decor. I love that it doesn't show dirt, doesn't pill, vacuums easily between washes ( I have a very hairy white cat lol), and gets softer after every wash. My animals love the feel of it too. It stays in place on my sofa unlike other blankets I've had that bunch up and move. It does create an enormous amount of lint during the first wash/dry. You do really need to follow the directions and dry it in 30 minute increments and clean the lint trap between dry times. The blanket does smell like chemicals until you wash it a few times. I suppose that is from the fire retardant material in the blanket. I hope it's not toxic but I can't find that information. I just bought a third blanket for travel. Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025 by Christine
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This is all true. For what it's worth I just want to help my fellow man. Blanket stinks like chemicals. Lost much of it's physical integrity after first wash. Washing machine lined with blanket material. So bad and thick i refused to dry in machine. After hanging to dry it needed to be brushed to remove remaining fiber clumps. The floor beneath was covered with blanket material. I swept area and dumped in trashcan. Trashcan now smells like both harmful and unpleasant chemicals, just as the blanket did before wash, and still continues to after wash- just as strong as it initially was. Washing machine needed a sanitizing cycle to clear odor. After 1 Complete Wash & Rinse cycle with an Affresh cleaning pod about 90% of odor is gone from washing machine. Blanket is Hopeless. Trashcan needed to be emptied outside. All i can tell you is you have been warned so, Buyer Beware.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2026 by amazoncustomer