Larvinhom Weighted Blanket for Adults 60''x80'' 20lbs (for 170lbs-230lbs) Queen Size Heavy Blanket with Glass Beads Breathable 100% Cotton（Dark Grey）

I had a weighted blanket prior to this one that was sort of like a duvet with a smaller weighted portion inside. I hated it because it always slid around inside the cover, was noisy, was hot, was not long enough for me, and the weight was not evenly distributed. This one has solved all of those problems. I’ve had it 5 months and I’m kicking myself that I didn’t get one sooner.For reference, I am 5’5” and definitely think the 80” length is necessary if you’re a person who likes the covers up to your neck and around your feet. I’m 155lb but went for the 20lb weight and I’m glad I did. I still feel I could stand for it to be heavier, but everyone’s different. It can be difficult for me to move it and once I’m parked under it for the night I’m not inclined to get up because it’s a bit of work to throw it off.On a very warm night it could be uncomfortably hot, but I just moved to a non-air conditioned house in the middle of the summer and I’m still using it without trouble. This one is way cooler than the one I had prior; I think the material is more breathable. It’s like a soft cotton I want to say?The color is rich and nice, not at all cheap in the way it looks or feels. I’ve been recommending this blanket to everyone. I’m only mad I paid $60 and there’s a coupon to get it for $45 right now! (But it was well worth it) If you’re on the edge about this one, take it from me.. it’s amazing!

I've not slept soundly for as long as I can remember, so I'm always looking for a "fix" to help me sleep to help me sleep better. After reading some positive articles about the benefits of sleeping with a weighted blanket, I ordered the Larvinhom weighted blanket.I weigh 165lbs so I chose the 150lb blanket, as it was shown to be the recommended blanket for my weight. When it arrived I weighed it and the scale showed it was just 1oz shy of 15lbs. (see pic) It also did not have a strong chemical smell, which is definitely a plus as there will be no washing this heavy blanket.The dark grey color looks like a bluish grey and has a modern look to it. However, I don't think the color should matter much as I would suggest getting a cover for it to keep it clean. The blanket also has 6 fastening loops with one on each end and one in the middle on both of the long sides. This may come in handy for some users, but not a feature I have found a need for yet.The glass beads are distributed evenly in 6" x 6" square pockets that are sewn into the blanket, which keeps the weight distribution even. I thought having a blanket filled with glass beads would feel odd, but I can't feel the beads unless I squeeze the individual pockets.Once on my queen-sized bed the blanket covers the entire top, with little to no overhang on the edges. (see pic) Because of the weight the blanket stays in place pretty well for me. I normally toss and turn when sleeping, so I might have to pull up the top section once during the night.So does a weighted blanket help with better sleep? In my opinion, I think so. The extra weight provides a little more comfort to me, kind of like snuggling under multiple blankets on a cold night, but without the extra heat. I've only been using the blanket a few weeks, but when I travel for work I find that the hotel beds seem to be lacking as they don't have weighted blankets which I am now accustomed to.It's still winter, so I'm not sure how well a weighted blanket is going to work and feel in the spring and summer months. But hopefully spring gets here soon and I'll find out. If I experience any issues, I will update this review.

Best blanket, like oof. Sure it don't come with the cover, pft, who needs that? The second you put this 20lbs, You.Are.The.Comfort. it's beast AF, even the 6lbs of terror that runs my house chewing everything up don't mess with this. Get this, get it now, stop hesitating, you NEED this! Hnnnnnnnnnnng!!!!!

Ok, my weighted blanket feedback:Cons:- though I got the one for my weight, I’m not sure if I should feel like I lifted weights all night.- if you have costochondritis, come down in blanket weight. If you lie on your back, it could cause issues on your rib cage. If you are a fetal sleeper, you should be fine.- when I first put it on, it felt like a straight jacket 🤣 we tried one on in our abnormal psych class, discussion on restraints. Purely voluntary, I promise. That was weird.Pros:- within 10 minutes I was tired. ID TV was watching me.- though I STILL woke up during the night, surely I didn’t stay up. It does some blanket voodoo that quickly intervenes: “bahk tu sleeeeep mychile!”- the above is cool, until you realize that you have to pee.- then if you don’t strategically take it off, you are fighting with a 17-20lb pound “monster” in the middle of the night while you’re half sleepy from blanket voodoo sand dust. (Con)- I slept well and really felt “comforted” at night. It’s blanket bae.Summary:While I see the benefit, my body was like “WTHail”. I wouldn’t follow “the rule of thumb” or the weight range to the pound. Use your judgment but you don’t want to go too light, since the point IS the weight.Weight explanation, rated G: If you have a 100lb, 4’10” child hanging around your house, cuddle with him or her on your chest for a minute. If you can imagine that, then that’s what it’s like.Weight explanation, rated PG-13 😁 if you’ve ever “laid out” on your partner “after” your “workout” for a minute, yeah, that too.I offered my husband a ”threesome” with blanket bae, he said the feeling of getting prepared to have an x-ray wasn’t right.I’ll give it a B; just find one on sale, so if you love it, bet! If you aren’t feeling it, you can be ok with what you’ve spent.

I love my weighted blanket. I love how much better I am sleeping and waking up more refreshed