Adult Wearable Sleeping Bag - Hoodie Blanket, Portable Outdoor Honcho Poncho Warm Cover Coat, Windproof Water-resistant Cloak Cape for Cold Weather Outdoors, Home or Office Use

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But sleeping bags aren’t the only option for a good night’s shut-eye. Read on for a handful of the best sleeping bag alternatives — as well as some ideas to avoid. However, for home wear, might I suggest the Selk’bag Lite. This version provides warmth and style, while having a lighter insulation and a lower price tag.

Also, reviewers used it in a variety of tough conditions without the material failing or the seams coming apart. Sleeping Accessories All those things you all ways need when camping in the wild spares and extra things to make your stay a little easier The length of the poncho is sufficient for most people. However, those much above six feet found it a bit on the shorter side.It’s also a sign of quality if a poncho can be turned into a shelter. It means that the manufacturer is serious about functionality. 2. Avoid Cheap, Disposable Ponchos Plus, this sleeping bag with sleeves basically gives you the excuse to wear your pajamas all day. And, you don’t even need to brush your hair. I mean, it’s a real time-saver. Yes, You Can Wear Your Sleeping Bag Onesie Indoors… But: I recommend to every beginner to start during the summer with just the poncho. In my opinion it is necessary to learn that skill as well as all the other old fashioned techniques. In some cases, wearing warm clothes will be enough to keep you cozy at night, but you could also try blankets, comforters or an insulated poncho liner. Are There Ultralight Sleeping Bag Alternatives?

Outdoor gear choices are all about trade-offs. While a sleeping bag might not always be perfect in every way, it’s often the best option overall. Versatility is always something I look for in a bit of kit, asking yourself “what else can this be used for?” is a good way to streamline your kit list, and keep the weight down. so a waterproof that doubles as a shelter peaks my interest. Without a doubt, military-grade ponchos are one of the best choices in terms of durability. The USGI poncho looks plain but is designed as per the field gear technology used in the US military.In terms of functionality, it’s a multi-purpose survival poncho. There are grommets on all four corners to tie it down with some branches and use as a shelter. In cold conditions the condensation problem becomes far heavier than in warm conditions. And that's why I changed my sleep system to a modern bivvy bag (with poncho roof if needed).

If you want to go for camping in the snow of course you need a second solution. But most people start camping in good weather conditions and even old foxes often prefere that. Smallish head hole size; big heads or wearing a hat it may be snug if not impossible. Also, small face hole.Perhaps unsurprisingly, the poncho comes with a five-year warranty. We have to say, it’s a great investment for your bug out bag. What Needs Improvement If you ask me - a waterproof poncho should be a mandatory piece of gear for every survivalist. If you're serious about survival and prepping, that is. All hydrophobic down treatments wash out over time, and washing is hard on all down. Extend the life of your bag by spot cleaning with a damp sponge, and only machine washing when necessary. Walking Gaiters Walking gaiters offer a range of benefits that can help improve your walking experience. They are designed to keep your trousers clean and prevent rain and moisture from creeping up your leg. Read more Let’s be honest. The super-light material offers excellent portability but isn’t the best in terms of durability. So this isn’t a heavy-duty waterproof poncho. We would recommend it only for survivalists for whom each extra ounce matters.

Every idiot can sleep in good conditions by using a usual modern trekking equipment with tent and plastic sleeping bag. There isn't so much to learn about it and so there isn't so much fun about it. Use Nikwax ®Down Proof ™to restore your down's hydrophobic properties. Specially formulated to renew the Nikwax Hydrophobic Down treatment, it can also be used to provide improved water-resistance to any down bag. Follow directions on the bottle. If you have a wound that needs to be kept dry, cut out a piece of fabric from the rain poncho and tie it over the normal bandage. Hand wash or machine wash in large-capacity, front loading washing machine. Use a mild, non-detergent soap. Select cold water and a gentle cycle with two rinses.To start with, the material used by Viper is top-notch. It’s 100% ripstop nylon that feels rugged and offers solid waterproofing. As for use as a shelter, I would combine it with a bivvy bag and it will work well. It has plenty of tie out points so you can tailor the tarp to to suit your setup. The drawstring on the hood can be fully closed to make sure no water will leak on you during the night. Would it be my personal choice for a primary shelter? No, but I’m a tent guy, however knowing that my waterproofs can provide an emergency shelter for myself or someone else in an emergency situation, is the kind of versatility that makes this product stand out. Lastly, some users mentioned the drawstrings soak up water. Replacing them with synthetic strings will be a good solution. Bottom Line The material is ripstop polyester with an additional PVC coating for waterproofing. With the specially reinforced fabric, you can be assured of durability. Made in China" won't cut it for gear like this. 1. Get a (Mil-Spec) Poncho That You Can Make Into A Shelter (Tarp)