Mil-Tec Poncho Ripstop

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Terms and Conditions – this document defining the rules of sale and the conditions for providing free services. Rubberized nylon is heavy and doesn't breathe. (Instead of being soaked from the rain, you’ll be soaked from the sweat.) For the price point, this poncho is hard to pass up. For the small carry size and light weight, this poncho is hard to pass up. For the quality of the build, this poncho is hard to pass up.

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But this poncho is more than just rain protection. It is a multi-function item that can be used in various ways. It has eyelets on the hem, allowing you to use it as a shelter or ground sheet. The press stud poppers on the sides enable you to use it as a sleeping bag cover or even a poncho or basha. The poppers also allow you to create "sleeves," so you can easily handle equipment without any restrictions. I have a big head and I didn’t have any issues getting my head into the hood and the hood covers my head just enough. If your head is normal sized, you’ll find the coverage to be enough. That’s when the honeymoon phase ended. Camo pattern of Angolan military poncho is actually pretty dang good.

If the goods are not in compliance with the Agreement, the Consumer or Entrepreneur with consumer rights may request their repair or replacement. There is no drawstring around the waist to cinch up the sides of the poncho in heavy wind or when walking through heavy brush. Roughly 1.5 pounds, it’s lighter than military surplus ponchos, while still delivering everything you’d expect from a poncho. The reduced weight is one of the main reasons why I like it. Note: An older poncho will be better for colder weather, but... you shouldn’t be relying on your poncho to keep you warm in the first place. The Angolan poncho is heavy duty as far as the fabric (plus rubberized coating), and had so much promise but it was a terrible let-down with how paper-thin the grommets are. Considering that these are at about the same price point as the Helikon Tex ponchos, I cannot recommend the Angolan poncho for any reason. They are definitely waterproof, but wearing them as a poncho is about all I would trust them for. I personally like my items to be multipurpose, and this poncho does not pass the test when serving as a tarp. If you can get this for a great price and know how to replace grommets, then this would be a good deal for you.The goods are not in compliance with the Agreement when the following are inconsistent with the Agreement: Made to military specifications, this poncho is built to withstand the toughest conditions. It is lightweight and compact, weighing approximately 680g in its carry bag. The drawstring carry bag is included, making it easy to store and transport. When you combine the poncho with a poncho liner (or “Woobie” as some call it), you get a makeshift sleeping bag, or “ranger roll”. The length was just shorter by about an inch, but the width of the Helikon Tex poncho when compared to the USGI poncho was shorter by 7.5″! That means that your arms will be exposed in this poncho far more than they would with the USGI poncho, and that also means that you’re losing out on about 5 square feet of coverage when using it as a tarp!