The Kammok Field Blanket is an 84 by 50 in camp and picnic blanket built from 40D ripstop nylon with a PU-waterproofed shell, lined with a DWR-treated microfleece. It opens flat to 84 by 50 in, packs down to about 7.9 by 7.9 by 14.5 in in its own stuff sack, and weighs about 2 lb 13 oz. It is the lighter, lower-bulk member of Kammok's All Adventure Blanket line — less warmth than the heavier Mountain Blanket, but lighter, smaller-packing, and cheaper, so it is the one you actually keep in the rig.
Edge snaps and a center opening let it shift between four modes: a flat ground blanket, a wrap or minimalist sleeping bag, a hands-free poncho, and a pillow when you flip the microfleece stuff sack inside out. The loop-and-snap system also pairs with other All Adventure Blankets and Roo hammock gear loops, so you can snap two together for more warmth or rig it as a hammock top quilt.
The 40D shell sheds dirt, dew, and light moisture, which makes it a solid pick for damp grass, picnic tables, and camp-chair lounging. Note that the shell's water-resistant finish is not a waterproof membrane — it handles drizzle and wet ground, not a steady downpour. It is a 3-season layering piece, not a standalone winter quilt; for cold nights, layer it with a second blanket.
