What is the difference between the "Mambe Essential Blanket", the "Mambe Extreme Blanket" and the "Mambe Large Classic Blanket"???
82016
The main difference is in the thickness of the fleece. The Mambe Classic is a 100 weight (light weight) printed fleece. A great picnic blanket or lightweight waterproof stadium blanket. The Mambe Essential blanket is made with Polartec 200 weight fleece. A great mid-weight fleece that is warm but can be used year round. Use it to stay warm and dry at the game or as a picnic blanket. The Mambe Extreme Blanket has a couple main differences. It has a heat reflective lining, thick 300 weight Polartec fleece and it comes with a stuff sack. This is an excellent stadium blanket to stay warm and dry in even the worst weather. All are made in the USA and are excellent quality. All have waterproof/wind proof black backing.
82017
Not sure but I use my extreme for everything. I would contact Mambe directly if you have specific questions...they have great customer service!
1602312
The blanket I received was 5' by 7' but I evidently received another blanket...says Grabber on it...Emergency Blanket...I see Rotco G. I. no place....guess I got switched??????
1669010
Not sure what the difference is but I love the Classic! I use it all the time.
860392
It is a completely different material. The plush is soft and feels more like fleece/baby blanket while classic feels synthetic and not very soft.
1547048
http://www.saferest.com/SafeRest-Premium-vs-Classic-Mattress-Protectors.html
997134
Near as I can tell, the only difference is price. When I bought mine, the price I paid was $60 and change-- a lot for a camping blanket I thought then, but ... great quality. Came with very strong moth-ball smell. Aired it out. Smell has abated. Heavier weight than I anticipated and that was a good thing. Went back to buy another and found price increase. Couldn't bring myself to lay out extra $30+ for camping blanket. Certainly would not pay near $120 for a camp blanket, that's for sure-- but that's me. $120 too expensive to risk in woods-- for me. For a household or cabin blanket at those prices, worth every bit of $90-$120, but too expensive now for carrying into woods IMHO. Hope this helps. Near as I can tell, the only difference is price. When I bought mine, the price I paid was $60 and change-- a lot for a camping blanket I thought then, but ... great quality. Came with very strong moth-ball smell. Aired it out. Smell has abated. Heavier weight than I anticipated and that was a good thing. Went back to buy another and found price increase. Couldn't bring myself to lay out extra $30+ for camping blanket. Certainly would not pay near $120 for a camp blanket, that's for sure-- but that's me. $120 too expensive to risk in woods-- for me. For a household or cabin blanket at those... » Read More Near as I can tell, the only difference is price. When I bought mine, the price I paid was $60 and change-- a lot for a camping blanket I thought then, but ... great quality. Came with very strong moth-ball smell. Aired it out. Smell has abated. Heavier weight than I anticipated and that was a good thing. Went back to buy another and found price increase. Couldn't bring myself to lay out extra $30+ for camping blanket. Certainly would not pay near $120 for a camp blanket, that's for sure-- but that's me. $120 too expensive to risk in woods-- for me. For a household or cabin blanket at those prices, worth every bit of $90-$120, but too expensive now for carrying into woods IMHO. Hope this helps. « Show Less
53855
Hi, It's been a while since I had to use this but I'm pretty sure this was the summer one. I would just have my little ones wear a onesie and this sleeper. I used the thicker fleece one in the fall and winter for both my kids and this lighter one in the spring and summer. I really loved these and used them from the smallest sizes all the way up to the largest size they offered. I always used these over blankets and never had a problem. They also have these at Babies R Us :) I hope this helped :)
178559
There is no difference to the length or width. The material can be turned around to meet your needs. I bought the king size and folded it to cover a day bed with a double layer! Worked great. Just pulled a contoured bottom sheet over and had an instant new comfy topper!
359205
It's bigger and tougher, and the zipper is chunkier and probably more durable. I still just use a pillow case for the really small ones but this does come in handy for the oversized. p.s. I will say also i feel safer washing a really cruddy one on warm in this than i would in a pillowcase.
1438935
I thought so too, however the emergency blankets don't have the "decorator" fabric on the other side (for when not in use to deter pets). I guess that would be the main difference??
821701
Not sure what the difference is, but I bought 2 coiled and one straight black one. The coiled is too tight of a coil, I love the the black straight one.
851464
hmmm.... i don't know!! this one (actually BOTH) are different than the one i received... BUT they are really nice comforters! easy care and wash really nice. my son's still looks brand new and we have had it for about 4 years now.
317536
I think the cheaper one is smooth fleece and the higher one is ribbed fleece. I have the ribbed. It's very plush and warm. Hardly need to turn on the heat. The heat is very subtle no hot spots.
338526
Hi, there are several sizes, make sure you are selecting the size you want. If this is your first time with this heat pad I will explain a little. The Thermophore Classic is the largest. It is different from the MAXHeat models. The classics utilize a safety switch system. You must be holding the switch continually to keep the pad heated. The pad gets VERY VERY hot. I like Hot & it's too hot for me to keep on. I keep it on my bed & lie down on it at night. The pad heats up almost instantly, this feature is fantastic. I hold the switch down a few times before going to sleep. On a rare occasion I have taped the switch to the on position but doing this can be very dangerous. The MAXHeat pads come in sizes like the classic. I have one of those also. The difference is the switch. It will turn on, then has an internal timer that cycles off then on again. I believe it's every 20 min. I have neuropathy in my feet. I put this heating pad on top of a blanket to keep it from touching my feet or skin directly. It would cause burning for sure. I recommend the 14 x 27 sizes.
302002
I bought a twin blanket for my sister, she has a queen bed, it fits from edge to edge with no hangover, she has to keep it on low, she says it's the hottest blanket she has ever owned&gt; Hope this helps!
386508
Same faux fur, just a longer length (blanket-wise, not fur length) with the 84 inch version. I have two of the 58 x 60 and two of the 60 x 84. Much better buy for the 84 length when the price drops!! The short one is great for a chair or recliner - the longer one for laying on a couch.
1259156
The Italian Army blankets are a very tight weave. These blankets are "field" blankets designed for abusive conditions in the "field" These aren't officers blankets. They will last a lifetime with proper care. We sell these as well (a little less priced!) both laundered fully so they arrive clean and fresh, and not laundered.