A waterproof poncho to take on the rain

With a waterproof rating of 1000 Schmerber (=1000 mm), this poncho will provide you with protection from light rain when on hunting expeditions or enjoying the outdoors. In practical terms, during testing, we measure a fabric's resistance to a water column, in mm (based on the ISO 811 standard). Our component can withstand the pressure of a 1000 mm column of water, approximately equivalent to a rain shower lasting 1 hour. So, even if rain crashes your shooting party, you’ll stay dry.

Pull on this poncho easily and quickly: it has a loose-fitting design

Thanks to its loose-fitting design, this poncho can be worn over your jacket or a jumper, as well as over a small (20 litre) backpack. It will cover you from head to upper leg, and the drawstrings make it easy to adjust the hood to fit your head. When the rain stops, you just need to store this poncho in its own front pocket. Here are the pocket dimensions: 23.5 cm x 20 cm

Some extra information about this poncho

Once the rain eases off, you can pull it off over your head, and store it away. However, once you’re back at home or in your car, take the poncho out of the pocket to avoid any potential issues with condensation or humidity. Air-dry the poncho before folding it away again.

Weight

280 g

Measurements

Total height: 100 cm high Top width: 158 cm Bottom size: 97 cm

place of practice	field
weather conditions	rainy weather
fit	loose
number of pockets	1 pocket
camouflage	no camouflage
waterproof	waterproof
hood	with hood
main material	polyester
style	plain
ventilation system	without ventilation
windproof	windproof
weight (in g)	280 g
type of length	7/8
sleeves length	sleeveless
reflective	without reflective zones
type of waterproofing	coating
season	all seasons
thumb pass	without thumb pass
type of hood	adjustable hood
pocket	rip-tab pocket

Adult's Glenarm cape

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