Has anyone tried Poly-Therm Fleece W/Heat Reflecting Polyethylene Film for an underpad?
http://www.amazon.com/Poly-Therm-Fle...7966980&sr=1-2
Has anyone tried Poly-Therm Fleece W/Heat Reflecting Polyethylene Film for an underpad?
http://www.amazon.com/Poly-Therm-Fle...7966980&sr=1-2
Looks like it could work. I think I calculated the weight to be 4.5 oz./sq. yd. I imagine it could keep you pretty warm though, it's got fleece, PE foam (Insultex), and a space blanket! Might be worth it just for gits and shiggles.
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This stuff looks almost like Insul-Brite, which is a space blanket needle punched between 2 layers of thick polyester scrim. Do a search on Insulbrite and you'll find a few hits. Insulbrite is pretty warm, but when mixed with nylon and low humidity, you get zapped a lot...Originally Posted by Rob_
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