ARMY RIP STOP REGENPONCHO

big poncho and great quality .

Good size, perfect for fishing. Waterproof in worst conditions. Useful when on stool, box, chair etc, keeps all equipment covered. Very light, but sweaty inside on long walks, undo studs for ventilation, no longer a problem. Hood excellent size, may creep down a bit, but wear a cap, hat etc.. underneath and the hood becomes perfect for the job. Very useful when under umbrella and have to leave umbrella to land a large fish; cape keeps you dry, just be careful when bending down not to step on cape. Slight note of warning, watch for thorn bushes, although the material is 'ripstop'; thorns seem large this year with all the rain we have had in June. Rain obvivously drips off at the bottom, can soak shoes and the lower part of trousers, recommend wearing water proof trousers or leggings with approriate boots or footwear. Overall excellent piece of gear for the price. Will keep you dry. Need not be used just for fishing. Don't let camo put you off, not just suitable for fishing but also for stalking, camping, shooting etc... The cape is so light and in its own pouch, worth keeping in car or rucksack for emergencies. The woodland camo pattern is fine, fished the other day wearing cape during downpour and caught in the margins 13 carp on club lake up to 15LBS. Does the job!!!!!!!

I have heard allot of reviews on these poncho's, like being able to make shelters with them, so i decided to get one. It arrived within the week i ordered it despite bad weather and on opening I was very impressed. The poncho is huge which allowed me and my burgen to remain dry despite walking 3 miles in heavy rain. Only my lower half of my shines got wet which was not a big deal. The sides of the poncho are connected with 'pop buttons' which can be undone to create a large waterproof sheet mush like you're very own basha/tarp! This makes it useful to have at hand, especially for camping as it it light weight and can be worn or made into a shelter. it is easy to dry and clean. The only downfall with this product is that it did not feel very strong. Although the ripstop squires are noticeable the material is very thin and it would not surprise me it it would rip under strain. brilliant for camping but not very heavy duty. came in it's own draw string bag and available in a range of different camouflage.

The material is actual ripstop nylon, coated with PU on the inside. It isn't the lightest - not by a long shot - but it does fell well made and looks like it will last. Will this keep you dry in heavy rain? Yes. It will also make you sweat a fair amount if you exert yourself while wearing it.

I must say I'm impressed with this poncho good tuff material also rip stop the bag it comes in is off the same quality very heat duty material very well made it can be worn for heat rain and if need be open up the poppers on each side and you have a tarp for shelter love this poncho looking forward to testing it out in the field but I'm impressed 👍 highly recommend it excellent light wheight treckiing camping bushcraft companion or just in a bag when out in nature never leave home without it when going into nature great but of kit thanks mil tech

I bought this as an emergency poncho / tarp with the idea that it would be handy to have to put a tarp across a toilet area when out camping in the wild or if it came to it, use it as a poncho to answer the call of the wild in the rain. It packs very small, nice and light and the eyelets make it very versatile. The only thing I'd say is that if you were to wear it as a poncho for a prolonged period of time you'd end up sweating quite a bit due to the thin nylon material, but that's to be expected as it isn't meant to be breathable. Great value though. For £18.99 (which is what I paid for it from Amazon at the time) it's not a lot of cash or weight to have as an emergency poncho / tarp in your backpack.

The material is a heavy weight plastic. Used whilst camping in a heavy rainstorm, no problem! Generous fit. Should fit over a rucksack when being worn. Probably a bit too heavy for lightweight hiking kit.

I bought two and they are great value for the money. They are not the most lightweight poncho but for the price, wow. The hood is large and requires a hat with a brim to keep it up but it goes over the head easily. You can clip two together to make a large shelter etc. the material press studs and eyelets are very good quality (they are Mil-Tech) as was the service from the supplier. Used them the day they arrived at a wet and windy youngsters rugby match, so many people were interested in them I think I might have started a trend, especially as I could keep my cup of coffee out of the rain. Getting the poncho back in the pouch as neatly as it arrived was a non event, it was rolled up into a that will do size and stuffed in.