RaidLight Rescue Blanket
Small, light and still an absolutely essential part of the equipment in mountaineering and other adventures. In an emergency, the rescue blanket can protect injured people from hypothermia.
The RaidLight rescue blanket meets the requirements of the mandatory equipment for most ultra races such as UTMB or Zugspitz Ultra. It is ultra light with a weight of only 65 grams and has a minimal pack size of 7.cm x 10cm (unfolded 1.5mx 2.4m).
Application: The silver side should face towards the body as it reflects body heat. The golden side makes you more recognizable for rescue workers (e.g. in the snow). At very high temperatures, the rescue blanket can also be used as a shade provider, then stretch it out with the silver side to the outside for maximum light reflection.
The RaidLight rescue blanket meets the requirements of the mandatory equipment for most ultra races such as UTMB or Zugspitz Ultra. It is ultra light with a weight of only 65 grams and has a minimal pack size of 7.cm x 10cm (unfolded 1.5mx 2.4m).
Application: The silver side should face towards the body as it reflects body heat. The golden side makes you more recognizable for rescue workers (e.g. in the snow). At very high temperatures, the rescue blanket can also be used as a shade provider, then stretch it out with the silver side to the outside for maximum light reflection.
About RaidLight
RaidLight was founded in 1999 by Benoit Laval, a French trail and ultra runner. Like so many other start-ups, it all began with an idea, a garage and a lot of enthusiasm. In 2010, Vertical, a French manufacturer of mountain and alpine equipment, was acquired to share resources and expertise. Vertical is known for MP+, a hydrophilic and breathable membrane, which has consequently found its way into various RaidLight products.
RaidLight has been part of the Rossignol Group since 2016, but regained its independence in August 2020 under the leadership of Benoit Laval. A team of around 20 employees now works on innovative and functional products in the so-called Outdoor Lab, in the heart of the Chartreuse massif.
RaidLight has been part of the Rossignol Group since 2016, but regained its independence in August 2020 under the leadership of Benoit Laval. A team of around 20 employees now works on innovative and functional products in the so-called Outdoor Lab, in the heart of the Chartreuse massif.
