The The EMP Cloth Guide sales page, captured 2026-09-23
The EMP Cloth Guide review
A guide to shielding your phone, radio and other electronics with Faraday cloth
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
Maybe you read something about substations getting shot at, or the grid came up on the news again, and now there is a low hum at the back of your head about how much of your life runs on circuits. That is usually who ends up on a page like this. The product itself is built on one idea: Faraday shielding. Wrap electronics in conductive material and you block the pulse. That bit is not woo, it is ordinary physics, the same reason your phone loses signal in a lift. Where the page goes well past its evidence is the scenario around it. The two year rebuild and the claim that over 90% of Americans would die are presented as settled fact, when they come from one commission's worst case rather than any consensus. Read the opening as advertising and the shielding advice as the actual product. What you are buying is a shopping list and an order of operations: which material, how much, what to protect first. If you already know what a Faraday cage is, a lot of this exists free online. If you do not, and you would rather not spend a weekend on prepper forums sorting good advice from nonsense, it is a cheap shortcut. What it cannot do is protect anything plugged in and running, or your car, or the grid.
Pros
- Built on real, testable physics, not vague advice
- Practical and specific: a material, a method, a priority list
- Cheap compared with buying ready made Faraday bags
- One off payment, nothing recurring
Cons
- The page's collapse statistics are stated as fact without backing
- Almost certainly a download, not the cloth itself, which the page never makes clear
- The same shielding basics are widely available free online
- Shielding only helps gear that is stored unplugged and switched off
What you get
Going by the page, this is a download rather than a parcel of fabric. It covers what the shielding material is, where to buy it, roughly how much you need, and the three items it says you should wrap before anything else. There is also a section on using the same cloth to block phone signal and card readers day to day.
Before you buy
- Check on the order page whether any physical material ships or it is purely a download
- Confirm the refund window and how to claim it before you pay
- Decide what you would actually shield (a radio, a spare phone, a drive) so the guide has a job to do
Who it suits
Someone new to prepping who wants one clear, cheap starting step rather than a whole survival hobby
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