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Honcho Poncho
Therm-a-Rest
Honcho Poncho
$134.95
Description

　　Versatile, packable synthetic-insulated poncho

　　The Therm-a-Rest Honcho Poncho offers extra warmth and water resistance for any outdoor activity as a blanket or poncho. Wear it while relaxing around camp before layering it with your sleeping system for extra warmth through the night. The stylish, synthetic-insulated poncho easily packs down into the kangaroo pocket so that you can pack it anywhere you roam.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Therm-a-Rest
Gender:
Unisex
Weight:
1 lb 8 oz / 0.69 kg
Fill weight: 9.5 oz / 0.27 kg
Dimensions:
Length (laid flat): 79 in / 200 cm
Width (laid flat): 56 in / 142 cm
Stuffed: 11 x 17 in / 28 x 43 cm
Other Features:
• Water-Resistant Warmth: Efficient and compressible eraLoft™ insulation uses hollow fibers to reduce weight without sacrificing warmth.
• Versatile: Use at camp, at the game or anywhere you want a little warmth and freedom.
• Outdoor Protection: Offers a barrier against wind and rain with its water-resistant and breathable shell.
• Handy: Kangaroo pocket warms hands and top zip pocket stows essentials.
• Packable: Packs into its own storage pocket for go-anywhere convenience.
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