Poncho

Overview

In ultralight backpacking, multi-use is a keyword, its most common application being a poncho. By adding a hood onto a groundsheet, you also get a raincoat with an addition of less than 20 grams. The unpredictable weather in mountains makes the poncho an always take in your backpack.

Note:

• The default 212 cm (83.5") length of the poncho drops to the knee of a 168 cm (66") person. Take it as a reference and ask for a custom size if necessary.
• If rain continues, gaiters are additionally necessary.

Features

• The hood with a three-piece pattern for a better fit to your head
• Extended visor to keep rain off your face
• Uplifted collar to the chin for a secure protection
• Venting flaps with snap buttons at neck 
• Draw cords at cheeks to adjust hood size
• Bungee cords at the waist to snug the poncho around you
• Poncho back panel longer than front panel to suit for backpacking
• Supreme & stable waterproofness
• DCF reinforced eyelet tieouts at the four corners

Specifications

• 212 cm long x 126 cm wide
  (83.5" x 49.6")
• 122 g / 1.0 oz DCF (CT2K.18)
• 14 cm x 24 cm flat stuff sack (optional) for storage

The default 212 cm (83.5") length of the poncho drops to the knee of a 168 cm (66") person. Take it as a reference and ask for a custom size if necessary.