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My Snuggie is pink to signify that a breast cancer<\/a> research donation was made from its sale. I think that idea is very nice, but they could have just put a pink ribbon on a gray blanket instead. How many of us have pink decor?<\/p>\nThe free book light that was included was passable for a free item. I like how it opens up, but I could never get it angled the way I needed it to be helpful for reading. The Snuggie website and the fact that they throw in a free item makes the whole deal seem very infomercial. I think that’s what they’re going for though.<\/p>\n
As for quality, I’d give the product a B minus. The fleece seems cheap<\/strong> and not very durable. If you hold the Snuggie up, you can see light through it. When compared to a higher quality fleece, the Snuggie fabric looks like little balls of fleece on a background, rather than a solid piece of fleece. However, it is warm and lightweight.<\/p>\n Tip<\/strong>: Be sure to wash your Snuggie before allowing it on your clothes. I opened mine just to check it out briefly and was soon covered with pink debris.<\/p>\n I can complain about quality all day, but the truth is that I use the Snuggie<\/strong>. I don’t always put my arms into the holes while sitting on the sofa, but that option is there if I feel especially cold. I’ve also been able to utilize the Snuggie during late-night blogging sessions when it gets rather chilly in my office. (I’m trying to keep the thermostat down to save energy.)<\/p>\n In all, I’d say if you’re getting this for yourself, you know what to expect, a low-quality novelty product you might actually use. If you’re getting this as a gag gift, perfect, but rather expensive for a joke. If you don’t know whether someone would like a Snuggie, you should probably look for something different.<\/p>\n How do you feel about Snuggie?<\/p>\n (Image via amazon<\/a>)<\/p>\n Post from: Blisstree<\/a><\/p>\n