Does this blanket have fill? If so, how many grams? Thanks!
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don't know how many grams but they're nice and thick and they really do keep the ponies warm and dry. stay on even when she rolls.
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It does have fill, and it's quilted, but don't have a clue how many grams. With our horse's winter coat, it's plenty warm, and is water repellant, too. Love it... I have two.
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It does have a poly full which compresses over time. It is kinda puffy at first! I believe it is 180 grams of fill. I use it as a medium weight blanket
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Yes it does have fill. Not sure how many grams though. We live in West Texas and the blanket has held up great for its third winter. Our worst winter was in the teens with subzero wind chill.
547151
It is one ply but very thick. It is very warm and feels so soft. I bought one for my daughter for Christmas and then just now bought another for me after having seen hers. I love the color and it is so soft and warm. My seven year old grand daughter curls up in it and is asleep in no time. Love this blanket. I give it five stars.
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Yes. It has cotton in it but I haven't had trouble with it bunching up after washing like some comforters I have purchased in the past.
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I wouldn't be able to answer that but I can say that it is a very good quality blanket and that the owner worked with me to make a beautiful gift. I would buy again from them.
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Sorry! Can't look up that info as I threw that blanket out already as it only lasted 5 months. Also note, the control was very hard to turn to desired heat level which is not good for anyone with a grip problem.
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Thank you for your interest in our Frost Blanket. The oz of the fabric is 1.5 oz. We look forward to your business. Best regards, Grow More
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It is filled and stitched very well. It's a heavier blanket; I've taken it off for summer now.
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This blanket is as thin as a normal flat blanket; if you press between two fingers it is as thin as a sheet.It is very light-weight and not at all "puffy". But....very warm. We absolutely love this blanket.
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I've never used a emergency blanket so couldn't tell you.. However I can tell you it is pretty thin.looks just like foil but no where near the feel. The sound IS annoying but it works. We use it foil size up, but there is a insert that I noticed says you can use it cloth-ish side up. Makes the same amount of noise. Sorry I didn't have the name of the material. Pretty light though.
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I am not an expert and I don't know of any standard for measuring the thickness of blankets, but the Hudson's Bay point blankets use the point system not just for length and width, but also for weight. If you buy an authentic Hudson's Bay six point blanket it will be a certain size and weight. If you are interested in more information, the company web site is www3.hbc.com and they have a link to http://www.hbcheritage.ca .
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If you want a mid-weight turnout the fill would typically range from 150 to 200 grams of fill. I use the mid-weight only if it is really cold, super windy or wet. My horses live in Virginia and do not need to be blanketed except in the above conditions. They do have protection from the weather, are not clipped and are quite helthy and under 10 years old. The main thing to watch for in blanketing is if the temperature goes up. The blankets MUST come off. Horses regulate their own temperature well but if they get hot in a blanket it causes more trouble for them than no blanket. T do have the Tough 1 blankets but only in mid-weight and I really like them. Good Luck. If you want a mid-weight turnout the fill would typically range from 150 to 200 grams of fill. I use the mid-weight only if it is really cold, super windy or wet. My horses live in Virginia and do not need to be blanketed except in the above conditions. They do have protection from the weather, are not clipped and are quite helthy and under 10 years old. The main thing to watch for in blanketing is if the temperature goes up. The blankets MUST come off. Horses regulate their own temperature well but if they get hot in a blanket it causes more trouble for them than no blanket. T do have the... » Read More If you want a mid-weight turnout the fill would typically range from 150 to 200 grams of fill. I use the mid-weight only if it is really cold, super windy or wet. My horses live in Virginia and do not need to be blanketed except in the above conditions. They do have protection from the weather, are not clipped and are quite helthy and under 10 years old. The main thing to watch for in blanketing is if the temperature goes up. The blankets MUST come off. Horses regulate their own temperature well but if they get hot in a blanket it causes more trouble for them than no blanket. T do have the Tough 1 blankets but only in mid-weight and I really like them. Good Luck. « Show Less
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Teri: Since I gave the blanket as a gift to my son and daughter-in-law when they got married, I cannot check its thickness. However, the blanket is definitely heavy, which is both a plus and a negative for those who don't want something heavy on top of them while they sleep. If I had to guess, I would say that the blanket is about 3/8" thick, and it is very warm and durable, without frizzy particles filling the air around it. I got it for them as it will be very warm when they want it, and will last them the rest of their lives. Not relative to your question, but still potentially important, is that the blanket cost a couple of hundred dollars less from Amazon than it did from the Hudson Bay Blanket people. I don't know of any other source for wool blankets of this calibre, and wish I had one myself. Hope this helps. B.
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Jonathan, I'm afraid I don't know the answer to that question. I can tell you that I was very satisfied with the product and plan to use it again this year. I must add, that I live in East Texas, and we did have a somewhat mild winter last year. I hope this helps you make your decision as to whether or not you will purchase this blanket. Gloria Stakes
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I do not know what it's filled with, but I LOVE IT!!! It is very thin and light compared to the down comforter that I replaced, but it keeps me quite warm and comfortable. I've only been using it for a couple of weeks, but I highly recommend it.
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Sorry, Diane - I have no idea. I only purchased the blanket as a baby shower gift. I can tell you it was soft and very beautiful! The mom-to-be loved it.
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Geez, thick, maybe 1/4, this is a super heavy blanket. Warmest blanket you will ever own. It's not that it's so thick, it so dense, I guess would be the word.
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Not sure what is the question, but on the blanket I bought is a king size its big no number written. So I don't know what to tell you Sandra. I love the blanket its very soft.