onewindRain Poncho Camoflage Military Raincoat Tarp Shelter Emergency for Hiking, Camping, Fishing, Bicycle

Used these while doing the West Highland Way. Used it as a tarp when wild camping and it held on very well during a windy night. Had them on in continuous light rain, and in moderate rain, and it kept us mostly dry. It can be a bit challenging in terrain where you're going in steep ascents or descents because it gets in the way. It can also get in the way when there's too much wind. However, it works very well to keep most of the rain out while allowing plenty of ventilation so we didn't feel too warm, even though it was summer (August). We had to keep taking them off and putting them on as the sun/rain alternated, but it was quick and easy after we got the hang of it.Also used them as ground sheets. They're quite sturdy and looked as good as new after 8 days of backpacking. They're very lightweight. We got the smallest size for 1.63m tall people and it was a good fit (forearms won't be completely covered, and with a pack it goes down to the knees). Colour green is nice and subtle. Unfortunately lost one of them in the train.

Great product as described, lightweight and packable

Well, this was cheaper through Amazon than the Onewind website and as Amazon takes 33% somehow does not make sense! Bought to replace a heavy rain jacket- I will still pack rain trousers.The Bad - So we ordered the larger XL size - and it is a good fit - I am 5'10 however the arms are short meaning you will get wet arms , to be exact wet forearms. There is a blindingly simple solution: tuck the arms within the garment - just don't fall over! Head goes into the integrated hood without any wrestling.(Wish it was slightly longer below the knee by about 10 cm would have garnered the extra *)The Good: Extremely good design overall - meticulously crafted with all seams sealed - The material is treated on one side Silnylon and is robust and very lightweight. It is waterproof and suitable for a ruck sack at up to around 65 Lt s.Attention to details that others do not offer - The hood has a very small soft peak - nothing large but useful - there is a chin strap that can be cinched tight to pretty much cover the face including nose with a small gap for the eyes. Additionally, there is a useful cinch elastic pull toggle to seat the integral hood on the head -e.g. to allow for your own hat say a baseball cap or beanie.The Poncho has x3 velcro attachment points on each side and x1 nifty feature an adjustable belt that has a simple snap lock, ( keeps the flapping down in a windstorm ).It will make a small cover as a shelter if you have a trekking pole(s) or similar and many DIY design attempts and a little experimentation will produce your best design as your one-person micro shelter.For £31.99 this is about half the price of other brands of the poncho and of course there are cheaper more High Street-friendly designs available however they will certainly not be as lightweight or have so many additional features and can be used as a tarp shelter, groundsheet and as a rain poncho.Arrived in about 7 days from a UK drop-shipper. There is additionally a stuff sack and brochure and a couple of small carabiners. For more info see the YouTube content Onewind Poncho.You will look like the Darth Vader but fear not you will be dry - All in all a Great Product.

Great poncho, Great size covers everything, and keeps everything dry.