Insulated poncho that doubles as a cosy blanket
No one likes to get cold on camp, but we’re always reluctant to pack extra blankets. They’re so big and bulky, which makes it tricky to justify the added weight. That’s why Thermarest’s Honcho Poncho quickly made itself our go-to camp essential – for one it’s impossible to forget, since it can be worn as a warm and water-resistant poncho. But it easily packs down into its own kangaroo pocket for easy packability and also makes a superb camp blanket for when you’re huddled around the campfire or need an extra layer on top of your sleeping bag for chilly nights.
- Efficient and compressible eraLoft synthetic insulation uses hollow fibres to reduce weight without sacrificing warmth
- Use at camp or anywhere you want a warm, cosy extra layer
- A water-resistant and breathable shell offers a barrier against wind and rain
- Kangaroo pocket warms hands and top zip pocket stows essentials
- Packs into its own storage pocket for go-anywhere convenience
| Weight | 0.69 kg |
| Width | 142 cm |
| Length | 200 cm |
| Fits | One Size Fits All |
| Packed dimension | 28 x 43 cm |
| Fill weight | 0.27 kg |
- Fill material: eraLoft Polyester Hollow Fiber
- Shell fabric: 20D Polyester Ripstop Waterproof Breathable
- Lining fabric: 20D Polyester
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