SOL Emergency Heatsheet/Blanket Review in Snow

This is a review of SOL's Emergency Blanket/Heatsheet in Wisconsin's 9 Degree Weather.

DISCLAIMER: I unintentionally misrepresented this product. In an actual snow fall, you must have insulation. The reason being the thermal sheet is so thin, when the snow lands on your shoulders it will immediately drive the heat from your body. Additionally, this thermal sheet functions by reflecting your body heat back to you. If you wrap it around yourself while already freezing, it will be in vain. I do apologize for my inadequate communication of this.

This blanket has instructions to build a shelter written on it.
The blanket is a bright orange; a positive in a situation you need attention.
While this product's weight is light for transportation, its light weight is also a downside in windy conditions.
While this product traps your heat quickly and maintains warmth.
The thermal sheet is so thin; you must have insulation in actual snowfall.
This product is not for use as a tarp on snow.

I reccomend this product.