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Can I take the GIGSAK into music festival arenas? 

Can I take the GIGSAK into music festival arenas? 

When sitting outside of performance arenas it seems quite acceptable to place your  GIGSAK on the ground and sit down. If it rains then GIGSAK allows you to get inside and keep...

Can I take the GIGSAK into music festival arenas? 

When sitting outside of performance arenas it seems quite acceptable to place your  GIGSAK on the ground and sit down. If it rains then GIGSAK allows you to get inside and keep...

Why buy a GIGSAK

Why buy a GIGSAK

Outdoor blankets can be basic, cheap, expensive, luxurious, lightweight, functional, have integrated carrying handles, and more but fundamentally if it gets cold or rains the standard outdoor blanket doesn’t really...

Why buy a GIGSAK

Outdoor blankets can be basic, cheap, expensive, luxurious, lightweight, functional, have integrated carrying handles, and more but fundamentally if it gets cold or rains the standard outdoor blanket doesn’t really...

  • The Sunday Times brand logo

    "You know that feeling — just as the festival is rocking, a cloud heaves into view to put a damper on things. No worries: just lift up the top layer of your GIGSAK and get inside. With a cosy fleece blanket on one side and a thick waterproof backing on the other, it’ll keep two music fans snug and dry until the end of the show."

    The Sunday Times 
  • The Guardian brand logo

    "Ever been cold on a picnic (I think we know the answer) or wet at a festival (there's an alternative)? Then you need to get yourself a GIGSAK! This waterproof blanket with a fleece top opens up like a giant bag, so you can either decide to sit on it, put your legs in it or shelter inside it. You'll be the envy of Glastonbury, no, really."

    The Guardian 
  • NME brand logo

    "This waterproof blanket doubles up as a cosy shelter, perfect for avoiding the rain and mud at festivals this year. Turn it inside out to sit inside the GIGSAK and be able to watch your favourite bands whatever the weather."

    NME Magazine 
  • Camping with Style website logo

    "From camping and picnics in the park to summer festivals, the GIGSAK is a versatile picnic rug that’s great quality, and doubles up as a rain shelter. Perfect for everything that the Great British summertime can throw at you!"

    Camping with Style 
  • Dorset Mums website logo

    "GIGSAK has an opening for children to climb in if they get cold or to use as protection when the heavens unexpectedly open and it pours with rain. This actually happened to us when we visited Kingston Lacy and we had to hilariously dive under it to keep us and the kids dry!"

    Dorset Mums 
  • Chelsea Mama website logo

    "GIGSAK is simple to turn into a shelter – simply use the inside corner handles to turn it inside out. It’s big enough for 2 or 3 people to use in this way and convert it back to a picnic blanket when it stops raining. We have used our GIGSAK a few times now and it is fabulous."

    Chelsea Mamma 
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Take GIGSAK Everywhere

  • The Beach

    Enjoy a perfect day at the beach. Sun, wind, or rain, it doesn't matter with GIGSAK.

  • Picnics and Barbeques

    Lounge around all day long, with GIGSAK we've got you covered.

  • Festivals

    Party all day and all night. Keep warm and dry with GIGSAK.

  • After Dark

    Enjoy the evening fireworks and open-air cinema. Wrap yourself up with GIGSAK and stay warm and toasty.

WHY CHOOSE GIGSAK?

  • Sit inside

    GIGSAK is the only blanket you can sit inside. The built-in cosy shelter helps everyone avoid the wind and rain.

  • Stay warm and dry

    Don't let the weather ruin your day out. When the weather changes, simply turn GIGSAK inside out and sit inside.

  • Made in the UK

    GIGSAK weather-resistant design features a soft fleece top layer for relaxing, while durable waterproof layers keep you warm and dry.

  • Loved by all

    Enjoy picnics, BBQs, outdoor concerts, music festivals, open-air cinema, the beach, camping and more. Take GIGSAK wherever you go.

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