Oilcloth Poncho: Bushcraft, Survival, Traditional Camp Gear

Get one here!

[roycereinhart-brown]

As a Ranger main myself - Some of my best friends are “Wild Wizards.”

[sergbrock]

“Looking like a wild wizard”
Hahaha!

Dan, thanks for making your poncho’s hood a proper fit. And thanks for creating this item and making it available for us.

Much appreciated!

[holts]

Can we see it set up in a tarp shelter an then two of them put together as one

[duybear]

I love ponchos though I use them as tents more often. My favorite is the Polish Lavvu.

[michalurbanful]

Seems to be well though-out and of a very good quality. I just wish it was longer, say under your knees minimum. Take care, Dan! :)

[commonweakness]

Looks like a great item. And I'm digging your capri pants 😁

[johnperetore]

Great move I love it.
Probably order it soon.
May want extra gromits

[streeterboyzoutdoors]

Just got mine today 9-9-23 top quality gear worth every penny, im 5'10 250 plusish lol plenty big enough if i had to i could just hunker down in it through a rain and stay dry. Great made product Dan, thanks.

[scubak]

I like your products. Not sure if it’s long enough for a 6” person. Sorry for being negative, I do love your channel

[robertcole]

Hey Dan.... I know you like challenges. So, here's one for you. You've done a lot of videos with hunter/trapper etc... blah blah blah.. How about one with the persona of a civil war soldier toward the end? You got a horse, tack and a gum blanket/poncho, you choose, flour ration, a daily ration, and just go for it. How would you fare? Quite interesting in concept. Now those guys were survivalists. Every thought of challenging yourself on this level? Might want to pack a squirrel rifle. Would be an interesting episode to explore.

[peetsnort]

That's wierd. I just packed my oiled nylon army poncho for my trip to Greece. It does rain hard there. The best thing is that I just put it over the rucksack and my head and I'm good to walk

[rogueraven]

Very nice. Bet those will be hard to keep in stock.

[scottmasson]

Just as sweaty asa a nylon military ponche.

[Georgecobb-sv]

Excellent presentation & excellent product, Dan! Several years ago my wife & I got open-front oilskin parkas for our 18th century re-enacting; but the garments do not have hoods & no means of fastening them together. We purchased ours through Tentsmiths; are they making yours for you? For practical purposes, your poncho would work better. Thanks for all your no-nonsense presentations. Although we are retired & on a fixed income, our oilskin parkas should last the rest of our lives. Our ages are 82 & 78. 'Blessings on you & yours.

[andrewcrowder]

Just got mine and I love it! Just can’t figure out how to pack it up

[travelonward]

i live in florida and the islands of the antilles back and forwarth. our rain here is daily in the jungles and man it gets tiring haha. i'm going to purchase one of these. was even thinking of doing a small video on it and seeing if it can truly hold up. wish me luck!

[CampbellMcArthur]

When are you going to make the grown up version?

[gator]

I would like to know if that material oil cloth ….is it suitable for hunting purposes meaning is it quiet in use in the woods in pursuit of deer 🦌?

[martinwild]

Good video got one German one canvas 👍💯👌✌️

[davidyummus]

A Tie Loop would have been great on the top rear of the Hood to hold it up if you needed to use the Poncho as a Shelter, ... That would keep the Hood up & open for ventilation.