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They can’t get wet cause they’re water resistant I thought?

@@miragonzalez2245 Water Resistant is different than Water Proof.........

But my gosh they are heavy when wet !!!!

I think you gotta throw him an extra 20 a month if you want him to be your daddy! Just sayin'....

@@charlessalmond7076 💀

When I was a kid I slept under my dad's that he had when he was in the Marines.

Thats one thing I love about wool, you cant wash em so they last forever with proper care and so I buy wool for gifts, started buying wool shirts after hearing stories of shirts passed down from grandfather's and the like, god Id kill for my grandfather's military wool blankets, probably ended up at thrift stores 60 yrs ago, I yearn for family threads because my family is scattered to the winds and I never had the nuclear family, Dad was a pos and grandpa died when I was 4, wait what we talking about, oh yeah, wool blankets are great lol

Here's a link but we're still currently out of stock: www.battlbox.com/products/lord-field-wool-blanket

They're worth spending the money on. There are a some things that are worth splurging on. Custom Handmade Work boots, Quality Wool Socks, Quality Wool Blankets are a few.

They're from Lord & Field - Here's a direct link to the product: www.battlbox.com/products/lord-field-wool-blanket

No. Burlap maybe. Linen, Cotton, Lyocel and Rayon are the most flammable materials for blankets.

They are really nice. A little THIN, but beautiful and well-worth the money.

from Lord & Field: www.battlbox.com/products/lord-field-wool-blanket

According to the media anyways.

3.8 Lbs.

@@Battlbox thank you. Can’t wait for this months drop

You're wrong. Wool most certainly keeps you warm when it's wet. The only advantage of Fleece over Wool is that Fleece dries faster when it's wet.

The amount of wrong you are is astounding.