Anyone know of a vendor that would have these? I need something that is lightweight, packs small and won't let rain through. A poncho without the head hole would be just right.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Re: Where to find a multicam poncho/ tarp?
http://www.survival-solutions.com/O_P_S_E_C__Details.html
http://www.survival-solutions.com/O_P_S_E_C__Details.html
Re: Where to find a multicam poncho/ tarp?
If you're a DIY sort of guy here's a source for the material: http://www.duroindustries.com/index.php?page=70d-1-9oz-nylon-fr-finished
If you're a DIY sort of guy here's a source for the material: http://www.duroindustries.com/index.php?page=70d-1-9oz-nylon-fr-finished
Re: Where to find a multicam poncho/ tarp?
It isn't multicam but it does pack really small and lightweight.
https://kifaru.net/tarps_hootches.html
It isn't multicam but it does pack really small and lightweight.
https://kifaru.net/tarps_hootches.html
Re: Where to find a multicam poncho/ tarp?
Looks like I'll be placing an order with survival solutions tomorrow. I'm going to get the "Swack Shack" instead of the poncho though. I need it as a rain fly for my ultra light tent, or as a stand alone Basha type shelter. It's pricey, but hopefully worth it.
Thanks for the help!
Oh- and thanks for the link to the raw materials as well. I've ordered a ton of netting through them, but never knew they had all the other raw material as well. I'm too limited on time and sewing ability to make it worthwhile, but that is a great link!
Looks like I'll be placing an order with survival solutions tomorrow. I'm going to get the "Swack Shack" instead of the poncho though. I need it as a rain fly for my ultra light tent, or as a stand alone Basha type shelter. It's pricey, but hopefully worth it.
Thanks for the help!
Oh- and thanks for the link to the raw materials as well. I've ordered a ton of netting through them, but never knew they had all the other raw material as well. I'm too limited on time and sewing ability to make it worthwhile, but that is a great link!
Re: Where to find a multicam poncho/ tarp?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Luke</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If you're a DIY sort of guy here's a source for the material: http://www.duroindustries.com/index.php?page=70d-1-9oz-nylon-fr-finished</div></div>
You will be wet and cold, if you want it to keep out wet and cold. That is not backed, and will get wet, and so will you. I have some of it sitting right here. The DWR coating last so/so, but is not water/wind proof.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Luke</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If you're a DIY sort of guy here's a source for the material: http://www.duroindustries.com/index.php?page=70d-1-9oz-nylon-fr-finished</div></div>
You will be wet and cold, if you want it to keep out wet and cold. That is not backed, and will get wet, and so will you. I have some of it sitting right here. The DWR coating last so/so, but is not water/wind proof.
Re: Where to find a multicam poncho/ tarp?
I just use a good old woodland Poncho for my survival gear, rain cover, etc. I always keep a couple floating around and they almost always have the hood tied off.
I just use a good old woodland Poncho for my survival gear, rain cover, etc. I always keep a couple floating around and they almost always have the hood tied off.
Re: Where to find a multicam poncho/ tarp?
I have enough regular woodland ponchos and liners that I could make my own shanty town. I keep a couple of each in my truck for hard times. Just looking for something a little different and multicam works very well in my area. Worth the money, probably not, but I'll spend it elsewhere and not notice, so why not? I'll probably end up getting one of the Kifaru Doobies too. With my Nemo tent, Swack Shack and a Doobie I should be very comfortable and weigh in at about 8lbs all together. I'm old, weak and like to be comfortable, so this combo sounds good to me.
I have enough regular woodland ponchos and liners that I could make my own shanty town. I keep a couple of each in my truck for hard times. Just looking for something a little different and multicam works very well in my area. Worth the money, probably not, but I'll spend it elsewhere and not notice, so why not? I'll probably end up getting one of the Kifaru Doobies too. With my Nemo tent, Swack Shack and a Doobie I should be very comfortable and weigh in at about 8lbs all together. I'm old, weak and like to be comfortable, so this combo sounds good to me.
Re: Where to find a multicam poncho/ tarp?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: winmagfrog</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have enough regular woodland ponchos and liners that I could make my own shanty town. I keep a couple of each in my truck for hard times. Just looking for something a little different and multicam works very well in my area. Worth the money, probably not, but I'll spend it elsewhere and not notice, so why not? I'll probably end up getting one of the Kifaru Doobies too. With my Nemo tent, Swack Shack and a Doobie I should be very comfortable and weigh in at about 8lbs all together. I'm old, weak and like to be comfortable, so this combo sounds good to me. </div></div>
Ha...I thought I had you but see that there is a doobie and not just a woobie
http://www.kifaru.net/woobie.html
Here I thought you had been smoking a doobie
Pat
Here is another option... http://www.integraltactical.com/product_detail.cfm?id=874&CFID=313721&CFTOKEN=26322020
Integral Design typically makes good stuff.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: winmagfrog</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have enough regular woodland ponchos and liners that I could make my own shanty town. I keep a couple of each in my truck for hard times. Just looking for something a little different and multicam works very well in my area. Worth the money, probably not, but I'll spend it elsewhere and not notice, so why not? I'll probably end up getting one of the Kifaru Doobies too. With my Nemo tent, Swack Shack and a Doobie I should be very comfortable and weigh in at about 8lbs all together. I'm old, weak and like to be comfortable, so this combo sounds good to me. </div></div>
Ha...I thought I had you but see that there is a doobie and not just a woobie
http://www.kifaru.net/woobie.html
Here I thought you had been smoking a doobie
Pat
Here is another option... http://www.integraltactical.com/product_detail.cfm?id=874&CFID=313721&CFTOKEN=26322020
Integral Design typically makes good stuff.
Re: Where to find a multicam poncho/ tarp?
I was just looking at the ID Tarp... Weird, are you in my computer??? It's about 12 oz's heavier with several extra square feet. I think I'm going minimalist and getting the Swack Shack. Hopefully I won't regret it.
Thanks for pointing me towards ID though, I have several if their products and they seem to be a solid company.
I was just looking at the ID Tarp... Weird, are you in my computer??? It's about 12 oz's heavier with several extra square feet. I think I'm going minimalist and getting the Swack Shack. Hopefully I won't regret it.
Thanks for pointing me towards ID though, I have several if their products and they seem to be a solid company.
