I’m not poor. I have a waterproof jacket with vents that allows unzipping into a parka.

>>2881866
im not that often on out. What did i miss ?

>>2881889
Green vs blue, which is the better color?

>>2881866
The pictures you chose literally show you the different use cases.

A poncho might be useful in a forest, but it would be absolutely useless on a windy mountain ridge.

>>2881866
umbrella is the answer

>>2881928
Had umbrella with me on hike. The lols. Then the tains came. I was dry.

>>2881928
this, if it's not a storm with 40km/h winds an umbrella is superior

>>2881866
Are you just generating AI slop and spamming the board now?

i live in east texas so got tired of the constant soggy backpacks. I switched to a giant dry bag and just use stuff sacks now. My clothes get soaked either way from the sweat so i don’t even bother with a poncho.

i’m jealous of you southwest fags, soggy woods suck but the massive pines make up for it i guess.

>>2881866
It depends on what you are doing. If you aren't going fast and it's not that cold the poncho is king. Ecwcs were great when I was in the army and I still have parts of the system. But just hanging out in the rain? That's the perfect job of the poncho. And I guess most guys on here never just hung out when it was raining.

>>2882230
Because when it rains you just go inside
Of course the brain dead welfare queens just sit there in it lmao

1. Don't be out in the rain.

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I'm going to larp experiment with a giant felt capeline hat as an umbrella.

>>2882233
>>2882248
>>>/in/

I prefer to hike in kilobuck technical gore-tex shells. right now I'm using Norrøna Falketind and very happy with it

>>2882248
Yeah