Emergency Poncho, Emergency Rain Gear, Weather Protection, Emergency Zone®

Product Details

Shipping Weight: 1.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
ASIN: B000Y9IUXG

Price : $3.99

Product Description

Emergency Zone® Brand. This Emergency Poncho is lightweight and compact. It can easily fit in your backpack, glove box, or even your pocket. This adult sized poncho measures 50 x 80 inches and has an attached hood. This is the perfect, inexpensive option for emergency weather protection.

Product Features

Compact and lightweight for easy storage
50" x 80"
Has an attached hood
Perfect for camping, day pack or emergency kit
Emergency Zone® Brand

Customer Reviews

This is exactly what it says on the package - "Emergency Poncho". Do not expect to pay a dollar or two and get a London Fog raincoat!
The poncho is made of thin plastic, about the thickness of a decent plastic disposable dropcloth that you'd use for painting. Mine are orange, but I'm not sure they're available in other colours (I would've preferred clear, or blue, perhaps). I believe they are meant for single-use only, and are not meant for manhandling or extreme activity.
It was easy to use and put on, and has a built-in hood (the hood has no drawstring, but I didn't expect on at this price). The poncho comes in a small, thin packet that is very easy to take along anywhere. It is a "one-size-fits-all" thing, and fit my 6', 200+ lb companion just fine. Not sure how it would go on someone who's 350 lbs, but would be perfectly fine for the "average" adult.
I bought these because I was going to Stonehenge and the English weather can be rather unpredictable. As it turned out, it did rain - and I was fully prepared! Thanks to this little poncho, which took up nearly no space in my handbag, I was able to stay out there and take lots of pictures while others could not do so without ending up cold, wet, and miserable.
For the price, it is certainly worth grabbing some of these for travel if there's a chance of rain, because it's better than carrying an unused umbrella or jacket around all day, should the rain hold off. I've now got a couple in the glove compartment of my car, too, just in case. I also use one when I have to work outside in the yard when it's raining.
I would not hesitate to buy these again, when I run out.

I picked up a couple of these for a recent trip to Central America. They were easy to pack and didn't take up a lot of room. They're easy to carry along, in a purse or pocket, not matter where you are going.
These are cheap plastic. They are meant to be disposed of after wearing. I would not recommend this product for somebody who is in need of a good poncho again and again. Instead, you should look into something a bit thicker. If you're planning a trip where you aren't sure you'll need rain protection and want something small that will help you stay dry, these will work great.