PREPARED4X Emergency Poncho and Mylar Blanket Liner - Waterproof, Wind-Resistant Outdoor Rain Poncho for Camping, Emergencies

He’s a good items to have. They’re going to be used in my summer training of my cadets in the ROTC program. Thank you.

I have not used them yet but I'm sure they'll be great for my grand sons baseball games

As advertised

Sturdy Mylar poncho will fit all sizes

These are great and very handy extremely portable. You can throw them in your glove box your purse, fanny pack anywhere even your cargo pocket. They’re excellent for emergencies and they keep you warm as well.

These look like they would be good for rainy weather or cold and rain out in the woods as an emergency poncho

Item as described. Going to be using one eventually this spring/summer when I'm out fishing, and then put one in my camping bag, one for the roadside-emergency bag in the trunk of my car, and one extra as a backup in case I lose one or if I'm ever trying to avoid being seen/be detected by thermal-imaging, etc. lol

Update: Opened one up to test it out just to be sure. The length is not what I had hoped overall, my hubby is 6'2 and with a hiking backpack on the back of this will only cover to about his bum, so if we were hiking and got caught in the rain this wouldn't keep his legs dry at all whatsoever. Also the sleeves are short, they only go to his elbows and not much longer on my arms either even though I'm a foot shorter. So maybe wouldn't keep us quite as dry & warm as I had hoped, still good for emergencies but deducting 2 stars for that. It's also kind of loud to wear when walking, I guess I shouldn't be surprised by that considering the material but it's something I hadn't thought about. Hopefully the company will decide to make them longer and with longer sleeves, or have a longer option available for purchase. Other ponchos I've used were longer with full sleeves and quiet, they didn't have the mylar but keeping dry is an important factor to staying warm.I've purchased other ponchos before but these ones are definitely the best and worth the money! Not only will they protect from rain/snow conditions, but because it's made with mylar it will also keep you warm! The mylar makes it extra durable as well while maintaining the lightweight portability needed for tossing in a hiking backpack or camping bag. It's also small enough to fit in a sling-bag or a large fanny pack. Haven't had the need to use one yet, but I feel very reassured knowing they are there should my family need them.