Cottonblue’s weighted blanket uses a 15-pound fill of ceramic beads and polyester fiber. This combination is key. The ceramic beads are denser than glass, so the weight distributes evenly without creating bulky, shifting lumps. You get consistent pressure, not a pile of sandbags.

The 60×80 queen size is a full coverage fit. One side is a smooth, 220 GSM polyester fleece. The reverse is a plush, 220 GSM sherpa. The sherpa feels like worn-in flannel and provides noticeable warmth, making it ideal for cooler nights. The smooth fleece side is better for moderate temperatures. The grey color and simple stitching keep it looking like bedding, not a therapeutic device.

At 15 pounds, this blanket is best for someone around 150 pounds. It’s substantial. The flannel sherpa is cozy but will trap heat, so hot sleepers might prefer it only in winter. The construction is durable and the cover is non-removable, so spot cleaning is your main option for upkeep.