🏕️ OneTigris TENTSFORMER Rain Poncho: Versatile Waterproof Cover for Camping & Outdoors Review

I finally used them. They work great and cover my whole body, I'm 5 10 years old, they go down to my ankles without a backpack. They were waterproof and dried quickly. Haven't used the hide feature yet.

Used as a basic rain poncho and used as a cover up a few times. Spacious and comfortable. It's not very easy, but it's not too difficult either. I had. The front zip is an advantage as this poncho isn't the most breathable, but overall I'm happy with the purchase and would recommend it

First of all just to clarify in case you couldn't find the info there is NO stand to hold it but I already knew that. Either buy one or use a stick you can find. So I can't use it yet as there are no pullbacks or bets. Will go back and buy more and update my review. The quality of the materials matches the price, the zipper is durable. I can only give 3 stars for now as it is incomplete.

This is a good product. I'm 6ft 4in and I'll say it's comfortable but just under. Hardly any space for equipment. I pulled a construction bag over my head to keep it dry. sleeves (should be). If the weather is wet, you should definitely expose your back to the wind, you will get wet. I slept under it one night, clear skies, low humidity and cold. Very easy to break. A little condensation on the back in the morning but it dries within minutes once the sun hits it. Worth buying.

The poncho is worth the money and effort. Once installed, there is enough space for a sleeping mat or rug for your comfort. Lightweight so it can be placed in any home or bug kit. The system comes with tent pegs and guy lines and sets up in seconds. The only thing you may need is a camping stick or 3.5ft pole to support the front of the tent or tie the front to a tree. This poncho is better than my old military poncho in terms of cover use. I recommend this as an addition to any survival kit or

This item is quite amazing, has all the features I was looking for and had a hard time finding (double zip, plus velcros, ACCOUNT on the front the hood and especially SLEEVES!), the only problem I have is that they seem to be "one size" and this size is LARGE. I'm 5ft 10" and 160lbs and the "shoulders" for this are for a person about 10" wider than me. So it sits very low and you may need an elastic strap to keep it high enough on the body. If they make different sizes I would suggest looking…

I have several rain/poncho covers. This is by far one of the best, better than the Snugpak poncho and slightly less versatile than the Swagman (much more expensive). It's huge and great for its purpose, especially when you need to "drop on the floor". The supplied stakes are sufficient for the job. In terms of cost, however, I prefer the much thinner and lighter (and smaller) Onewind Silnylon Poncho for 40% less. And there are certainly some canvas ripstop ponchos that are small, lightweight…

The day after I received this poncho (which I bought with my own money) I spent the night in heavy rain. I had a light 30 degree sleeping bag, a sturdy blanket, a 6mm thick plastic rectangular floor and my camera monopod. I unfolded the sheet and fastened the back of the poncho by supporting the hood pocket over the adjustable monopod, which I stretched out in front. I then marked the two remaining corners and tied the armhole openings to the nearest trees using the guy wires provided. The…