Description
A poncho liner or 'woobie' is a much loved piece of kit. Poncho liners are water resistant and warm quilted blankets that can be tied into a poncho or used on their own. These tropentarn camo woobies are made from polyester with a synthetic filling.
Considered by troops to be one of their most versatile pieces of equipment. The poncho liner can be used as a make-shift sleeping bag, shelter, blanket, camo hide or ground sheet. The eight ties - one each corner and side - allow you to attach it to a poncho or tie it to a tree for shelter. Grab yourself a woobie for a home emergency kit, camping or hiking.
Features:
- Ripstop polyester in a quilted pattern
- Dries quickly when wet
- Versatile
- 8 ties around the corners and sides
- Carry bag included
Dimensions: 210cm x 150cm (Approx 35cm H x 18cm diameter packed)
Manufacturer: Mil-Tec
Weight: 800 grams
Contents:
Outer Shell: 100% Polyester
Filling: 100% Polyester
Carry Bag: 100% Polyester
Colour: Tropentarn
Condition: New - Commercial New Product (Non-Military issue). If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our condition guide
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- MWMark W.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars7 minutes agoMark’s Liner Blanket
This liner is a great purchase for myself, and I suggest other people might consider it too!
I am a senior citizen, lol… you can try to ignore it, but time doesn’t stop or respect anyone! and on the flip side, it isn’t freezing cold I am concerned about? it’s the variable temperatures and weather, with humidity which I experience here, and more specifically, in the Blue Mountains National Park region on the east coast where you will find Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺…
This poncho liner is the perfect throw over blanket for those times when you’re needing to be covered, yet not so much you literally cook in a sack! it’s lightweight, moisture resistant, easily packed and durable, amongst its other qualities…
and… I have no problem using it at home as well! it’s not just a camping piece of gear that stays stuck in a bag on a shelf, and used a couple of times a year…
