2 x Kings 12V Heated Blanket $49.90 + Delivery ($0 C&C) @ 4WD Supa Centre

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Perfect for camping, watching your kids play winter sports, or (like me) keeping the dogs warm. Pairs well with the portable 12V Power Packs, though it can run off any 12V or 24V cig socket.

  • 140cm x 100cm
  • Washable
  • Adjustable Power & Timer

Also available on eBay where eBay+ Members save $2.50. 30-day free change of mind returns via eBay. If you buy directly through the 4WDSC store, change of mind returns are at stores discretion and there is usually a 10% restocking fee, so I recommend buying through eBay once you compare shipping.

SHIPPING: These eBlankets are cheaper than what I can find on AliExpress if you can Click & Collect. If you can't Click & Collect, shipping costs often vary wildly between the 4WDSC eBay store and direct store, and from postcode to postcode. E.g. $10 shipping with eBay but $24 through direct store for my postcode.

Note there's a 30/45/60 minute timer before the blankets turn off for safety, so not suitable for leaving on for a whole night. Otherwise, these are well reviewed by Adventure Kings' standards.

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  • Good deal for Charles

  • Got this for under 20 bucks from Aldi, can5 remember if that was normal price or discounted

    • You got 2 heated blankets for $20?

    • I think they were $30ea at ALDI, but I haven't seen them in a while. Mine smelt like burning plastic so I chucked it.

      • Mine was fine, but I got sick of having a car battery in my lounge room.

        On a serious note I need to wire in a standard 12v transformer because I bought it to use around the house but haven't got around to it

        • I did this….2 seat warmers, transformers, temperature switch……wrapped it around my wash barrels for my still. Worked a treat, 7 Years and still going.

          • @Packab: Come to think of it, it could be put under my seat cover in the winter so I can see if I appreciate heated seats, don't have them in my car and unsure if I care for them. First time I was ever in a Saab back in the day I had thought I had involuntarily started bleeding

  • This is there regular price / deal.

      • That website is awesome, not going to forget it.

      • The price tracker says it’s currently $79. It’s $49. I’ve been umming about these for about a month now and they have always been two for $49 when I check. If you were to go on a day it’s not you can a) ask them to do the deal b) come back the next day

        • The price tracker says it’s currently $79. It’s $49.

          Yes, tracker appears to be broken for the past month. Nonetheless, it still shows a history of regular samples that show this is a deal. It's also a bargain relative to other stores.

          I have been considering building my own tracker. I'll probably vibe code something when I have the time.

          I’ve been umming about these for about a month now and they have always been two for $49 when I check.

          Yeah, it's been $49 for a few weeks. I posted it now because there's a sale on electric blankets at ALDI so it's a good time to show this potentially (if you need two or 12V) better value alternative.

          I wouldn't be surprised if Kings is running this deal specifically because of the ALDI Special Buys because Kings launched this price when the ALDI put the electric blankets on their website.

          https://www.aldi.com.au/product/oxford-square-heated-throw-b…

          This is how a lot of retailers work, and I've seen Kings do it before, such as with their camp chairs and beach trolleys (see my post history).

          If you were to go on a day it’s not you can a) ask them to do the deal b) come back the next day

          You can ask for them to do a deal but they won't do "better than wholesale", which this deal is marked as, on the spot. That's just not how their system works.

  • Any good? Very tempted for $50

    • They're well reviewed, though I haven't tested them myself.

  • Definitely worth it. I used mine when I took a date to a drive in movie in July. All the other plebs had their engines turning on and off every 5 minutes to maintain the heat, getting dazzled by the dash lights, while we were cosy warm with the lights off and the windows cracked.

    If you already have throw rugs, another idea is to get an inverter. They are simple resistive devices so they run off modified sine just fine. You can get a 300w inverter (enough to handle two blankets at full power) for $30 from eBay. They even have ones that run off drill batteries

  • Cheers mate, just what I needed

  • I got these a while ago and not sure when i'll use them. Not great for a throw type blanket, the size is a bit small, good to cover your legs.
    They work well if they are folded up a bit to trap the warmth or pre-warm a sleeping bag/bed.
    After you muck about with powering them i think you'd be better off with a good blanket.

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