"We bought this blanket for our kiddo. He is about 80lbs so we were worried it would be too heavy but it has worked out so well and he has room to grow a bit before its too light. Our kiddo has a lot of labels and most of them make sleep very difficult. He loves this blanket. It works just as advertised. My kiddo is very particular about the way things feel. We were looking for a weighted blanket that is built to keep weight evenly distributed and is soft. This hits both marks 100%. I want to purchase a second one for myself."

"I have the Bearaby Napper and a Tuc Warm, and the Tuc is way better (and way cheaper). Despite not having huge holes in it like Bearaby, the Tuc does a much better job breathing and the thermal mass of their weighted core acts as a heat dampener keeping you the same temp all night. The Tuc is way easier to wash too, just run it like any other blanket (commercial washer is advisable for any true weighted blanket so find a good laundromat). The Bearaby takes 3 HOURS to dry on low, and shrank considerably despite the low heat, making it even smaller than its already insufficient size. My fiance is only 5'6" and it barely covers him, shoulders to toes. Bearaby discourages hanging it to dry so it's just an electricity pig with an environmental load that is unconscionable. The Bearaby also has considerable springyness due to its woven design and jersey fabric. This looks comforting in photos but in practice was extremely hard on my joints and back because of how that tension pulls on the body in unnatural ways. One night of use with Bearaby and I woke up with severe back, hip, knee, and ankle pain. I am a strong woman with a really sturdy frame and way more muscle mass than average too, so I'm not frail, it's just a flawed concept. However, my Tuc just feels like an extra heavy blanket, no stretching or shifting weight, it feels like how a blanket should. The only downside to the Tuc is they scent the blanket pretty strongly from the factory, but two wash cycles in a laundromat when you first get it and the scent is pretty much gone. I'm very sensitive to scents and it hasn't been a problem. Last negative for Bearaby: for all that high price you pay, it isn't even made in America, but the Tuc is. That's probably why their shipping is way faster. Skip the Napper kids, buy a Tuc."

"Having to rewrite my Masterful review. #1 - The Only downfall is that the weight is 15 lbs. and I need more of a Weight of 20 lbs. I know they are working on this which is why it is still a 5 star review. #2 - I have tried multiple weighted blanket's and although they worked fine, they were loud and the weight distribution was always off. I move around a lot in my sleep and this blanket moves with me. The weight is always distributed evenly. Once there is a 20 lb. blanket I will be buying another one. Lastly - This blanket is a little pricey but worth it 1000%"

"The Tuc Warm blanket is perfect! It keeps me warm while I'm sleeping and it's much easier to move around than a standard weighted blanket. I hated having to deal with the duvet cover and ties with other blankets. This being one piece is so much better. I've only had it a couple weeks and haven't tried washing and drying it yet."

"I got this for my son for Christmas. He loves it! He says it helps him sleep. The weight is very nice. He also says it feels like the blanket is hugging him! The only thing he did not like was the cool side felt a little weird at first, like cold, clammy metal. I like that I can put this blanket in the washer and dryer and it doesn’t ruin the blanket or the machine! That is what drew me to this blanket in the first place, also that there were no beads and you did not need a duvet for it. It really is just like a heavy blanket!"