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Awesome size and versatile

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Great, tested with a lot of rain like tarp and all ok ++

An excellent product.

Super awesomeness best poncho ever

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Easy to use!

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Classic cloak. Always works.

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Very good quality poncho! On the other hand, it should be sold with a small storage bag like most tactical poncho.

So far so good. I have yet to really test this out in the rain. But the quality looks impressive and durable - as I am beginning to expect from this brand - and the design is very simple, but actually rather smart too. For hikes you can use this as a tarp too to sit under or even sleep in an emergency. The tie out points look strong enough to even keep in high wind. One thing that spooked me in the beginning were short stitches on the chest area. Looked just like a sown up tear in the fabric, so initially I thought I received a "refurbished" piece. No, those are stitches for two loops in the chest area that you can put your arms through to keep the poncho from flying up when you ride a bike with it. Like I said, simple but very smart.

Very quickly shipping to Japan. Many Thanks

Unsealed seems on a hood, it's leak especially while using as a tarp. Highly recommend MFH poncho, it's a quality product.

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super poncho, perfect for a quick transformation into a mini tarp for shelter during a break in the rain

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A good-looking basic raincoat. The XL size is already pretty big already. At 182 cm in length, M might still have been good enough.

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Breathable, versatile and high quality product

Poncho size XL The sturdiest poncho I have seen for the weigh, yet much lighter than your surplus ones and much larger than the NATO standard sizes (220cm by 160cm). It also has as many attachment points as most army one and it doesn't use just grommets but also tie-outs. Tie-outs are good for taking the load and good for not ripping the fabric like a grommet does, which shows how well thought this poncho is. Go for it if you need something that won't rip in a wooded area.

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Basic cloak. Even when you get thumb loops.

Good poncho, does the trick. Just watch out for the sizing, XL is a tad too long for me (186cm) alone but with a backpack underneath it's perfectly fine.

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I tested the cloak in heavy rain, after which the hat and shirt I wore around my neck and shoulders were wet. The wetting was due to the hood stitches not holding water as they have not been sealed in any way. I would tap the seams with silicone. Now the hood can even be used to carry water.

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Durable, and big enough for a tall man in hiking. The Finnish brand always Plussa.

Best poncho EVER. Biggest, baddest multi-use ‘rain-cover’ out there - and built like a tank, because,,,,well; Savotta! If you’re tall like me and occasionally carry a backpack, this is the XL poncho you want.

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A good sized robe, self'm 179cm and I took a bigger sign and dragging on the ground.

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High quality first impression. There could have been a quick tightening on the hood.

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Good and durable

I have not used it but looks very solid, good quality

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Top product - by far the best poncho I know.

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It seemed valid, although it didn’t come into actual use when the water hadn’t yet come while hiking.

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Okay, but in heavy rain I prefer a decent raincoat and pants.

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Come up with sleeves for these.

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The size M cloak is too long for a slightly shorter user, I am about 160cm. :(

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Otherwise a good product but the snaps too loose. When walking alone, it is moderately difficult to get over the backpack, and then the snaps do not want to stick. And reattaching them requires nerves. The hood could also be better.

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Walking alone, I didn't get a high backpack over my back. There should be another one to help with dressing at least for me. Another unnecessary purchase.

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Not a product like the former "magic cloak" (Made in P.R.C.?). One of the buttons came off immediately on first attachment (did not interfere with use). The cloak traveled extensively due to its weight. Finally, a warning: do not put in the washing machine.

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It is worth returning the defective product as a customer return. The warranty covers the vian.

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Raincoat snaps open too easily.

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The backpack fits well underneath and didn’t seem to sweat badly, as long as the clothes but slightly cut at first. The hood was a little smarter than the guys. In addition, heavy rain or wet grass could have rain pods or quick-drying hiking pants. I myself had Fjällräven’s G-1000 pants that dried really fast and I didn’t miss the rain pants.