USGI Industries Military Style Poncho Multi Use Rip Stop Camouflage Rain Poncho

Haven’t used them yetConstruction appears to be quality along with materials used

Terrific. Was exactly what I was hoping for. Shall work out great for it's intended purpose. Like the weight and compactness, unlike the ones I was issued in the late 70's and early 80's.Hopefully it'll last for a few years. Seems lower maintenance than the one's back then. And highly doubt it'll crack and peel, like they did.

True Mil Spec size and multicam pattern. Build quality and materials are as close as can be to a true GI poncho. Better than most Chinese copies on Amazon.

Not rubber coated but you know I have to take it out in the rain and see if it works. Looks good just doesn't look heavy

Perfect for rainy days when you don't want to pack a regular rain jacket. I bicycle alot and I keep this and a few other things in my pack for quick access. You can layer and still get a decent backpack under it and still cover your butt. Get the woobie and make a sleeping bag or carry some paracord and use to make a quick shelter. There's a lot of functionality to this poncho.

I still have my military woodland camo poncho and liner from the 80’s and they’re still as functional as when issued after decades of extremes. This was purchased for whenever folks pop in to visit with limited gear and I’m liking this newer marpat pattern hoping it proves to be as durable as what’s never failed.

I take my woobie everywhere, keeps you warm when cold and cold when warm it’s a magical thing. Recently used the woobie and a comforter in 30 degrees for a week and slept fine aslong as the woobie was involved just the comforter and I was shivering. The poncho is fantastic also, get you a nice log and get all sat down you’ll be dry through any rain/snow storm

Just received this today. Poncho looks to be made of good rip-stop material. The side snaps are SUPER sturdy. After a mock-up emergency tent setup in the backyard, putting tension on all 4 corner grommets and 2 center grommets, no issues. Liner sinches down to about a 6”x6”x6” cube. Fill on the liner seems very generous but time will tell how it’ll hold up. Ties are great. Material feels good. Excellent value for this poncho/liner combo. Without any real world use yet, can’t speak for its durability but I will update review if anything changes.