Exped Bivy Poncho (Closeout)

Exped Bivy Poncho (Closeout):
With the possible exception of the desert-bound, just about every serious backpacker carries a poncho or some form of rain gear in their backpack, but how many carry a poncho that converts into a bivy bag or quick shelter? Exped's Bivy Poncho features an innovative double-sided snap button design that universally adapts to a wide range of sizes and forms a waterproof bivy by snapping the buttons together along the entire length of the poncho. The shelter configurations are intuitive, but the simplicity enhances the ease of use. The poncho can be staked and hung over a cord or rope between two trees to form an A-frame shelter, supported by a trekking pole or paddle to form a simple pyramid tent, or joined with other Bivy Ponchos to form a large tarp or rain shelter. Four web loops with double-sided snaps facilitate the attachments of guy lines and other forms of support. When the sun comes out, tie the poncho between a couple of trees and use it as a hammock.

• Waterproof 100% polyurethane-coated ripstop nylon fabric
• Double stitched and taped seams for waterproof protection
• Anatomic hood with laminated brim and single pull cinch-band
• Four web loops with double-sided snaps for guy lines
• Adjustable fixed waist cord (keeps poncho on in windy conditions)
• Stuffs inside own pocket
• One size fits most thanks to strategically placed double sided snap buttons
• Length: 94.5 in.
• Width: 63 in.
• Packed dimensions: 8 in. x 12 in. x 2 in.
• Weight: 19.4 oz.

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