Waterproof Rain Cape Raincoat, Infreecs Rain Poncho for outdoor Camping Military cycling traveling, Hooded Rainwear with Emergency Grommet Corners for Shelter Use

Great waterproof poncho! Huge in size but folds up so small in it's own carry bag. I have been using this a while now as I like to use something for a few months before giving it a review. It has never leaked on me , it's nice and strong and as it's my favourite colour ( camo ) it's always in my emergency rucksack. Highly recommend from me .

Purchased one and it was so well received as a gift I ordered another one. Fully waterproof, great buy for fishing!

Liked the dpm pattern, the hood and the poppers so worth what I paid.Stitching is not very good, and zip is just begging to break. And the way that tge hood and zip and edges are finished is poor (being generous)I have restitched where I think it will fail, and as I said, it's good value as a make do item.It is better than not having a poncho.And I couldn't buy the materials to make one myself cheaper. Not tested its waterproofing, but it looks like it's waterproof, and that will do me for emergencies when bushcrafting.If you can afford better, get better. If you don't mind making do, then this one is as good as any. I have sympatex, gortex, and other waterproof breathable textiles, but I don't want to destroy them when it gets unexpectedly bad, this one, I don't mind.Would I recommend it, for the money yes.But don't expect quality.

This is just what i wanted, my hobby which is fishing and so i need something that will blend in and be big enough to conceal my kit, this does just that perfect for my hobby but with this poncho i can convert it into a small tent or lean to because it come with eyelet holes in it so that a rope can be passed through to turned it into a tent.This is a really good product and a perfect addition to keep dry my bait and equipment dry whilst I am fishing when not wearing the poncho.

I bought this as I go fishing frequently and you can often get caught in a downpour.Its small enough to carry but big enough when unfolded to cover youNice material and very lightweight!Would Highly recommended this productThis is value for money and a great productAbsolutely love it

Not tested in rain yet, but looks versatile. Poncho, groundsheet, tent shelter, tarp shelter. Looking forward to trying out the different possibilities.

Works for what it is.Bulkier and less elegant than the pictures show.Material is heavy but durable.Probably wouldn’t recommend.

First impressions were that it was more substantial than I thought it would be. At 742g it feels robust and suggests it should be very waterproof. And, it is. I used it for a kayaking trip and it kept me bone dry in persistent rain. Overall, I'm happy to recommend this.There are a couple of areas that could do with an update:The zip. The metal is very, very, very thin. The first time I zipped it up it bent in half. It snapped off soon after and I used a bit of fishing line instead. The zip itself is actually okay, it's not YKK but it does the job. It does fall down too easily when zipped up to the top but this was a minor issue.The hood could do with being 10% larger overall and have a brim added. If you wear a beanie underneath or a cap, I found it rather tight. I also wanted a small brim on the front of the hood to stop water dripping down on to your face. I also found the draw strings to be far too thin and short.I liked the plastic clips to hold the sides together. I prefer this to velcro. It's worth the money and it'll keep you and your backpack dry in all but the worst of conditions. At 6'3" it fitted me fine and came to just above my knees.