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A light multi-purpose crank that fits into a small space

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I haven't used it yet but I'm not really a fan. It's okay when no heavy rain is known. When wet, it's hard to figure out which is the inside and which is the outside when the whole vektor is just as wet. I've also used it as ground clothing with a tarp, it's good because you can attach it to the ground with wedges and it won't move accidentally.

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I got a raincoat for my Spanish camino hike and it worked great! I didn't get heavy rain during my days, but there were a few rainy days that lasted for a day. The cape is light and breathable, just what I needed. In more forested and rougher places, I would perhaps be afraid of the thin material sticking and tearing, so I would probably choose wearable rain clothes.

Great quality, great delivery time

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Pretty good. Pretty small for what you need, but you can dry a pair of pants and a couple of shirts on a clothesline under it if you're hiking in rainy weather. I haven't tried it as a poncho yet.

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Yellow is perhaps not the prettiest color. Haven't been tested yet.

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Packed in a small space and holds water. The color didn't match the picture at all, I thought the cloak was green, but in daylight it's yellow.

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Breathable as a raincoat. Packs easily back into its bag. A little long for a 165-centimeter user when there is no weight on the back. The tightening of the hood and the cap as well as the shortening cord on the back of the cloak are good features. Quality and good product, although expensive.

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Lighter than stated (195g). In Varuste.net's announcement, the length was incorrect at the time of purchase, the product is 15cm shorter (280cm -> 265cm) and that's a minus of almost 2 meters for a user. I have used it as a one-person tent for a few dozen nights and also on rainy nights, as a poncho only when arranged. Observations in needy use: + light, easy, simple and compact + enough loops in the corners (4) and on the long sides (2) for either wedges/strings - also in the Hupu region, there could be a fastening loop to raise the ridge of the tarp and reduce the accumulation of water - the color options are glaring - that 280cm would have been perfect, then the bike would have also fit completely in the rain cover - maybe a bit narrow as a strap, if you like wide ones, etc. Very difficult to get both wind and rain protection If your hiking buddy also has this same model, you can snap them together to get a bigger bag.

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Light and keeps the rain out. It should be longer.

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Ultra-light and compact, but the snaps are so delicate that they open too easily when your hands are moved or otherwise stretched. It also felt like the fabric would have permeated water in the end, but it was probably water that had fallen in, especially because of the snaps that had opened.

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Lightweight and packs nicely.

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Light poncho. Goes into a small space and holds water very well. Admittedly, the open terrain is really prone to wind, which of course is to be expected. This can also be used in factories for additional protection. The color is not the most beautiful in the world ..

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Quite OK product, a bit awkward to get packed back in its cover. It has not yet been tested in terribly harsh conditions.

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Very practical, space-saving, excellent product

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To hold water. Works well when walking with a backpack. But being in the camp is too big. Should also be used for hammocks as an accessory at the end.

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This was tested in the Hálkavárr plateau in early August -17. It just works well. But do you grab these snap stuff here, which breaks down and still in the mood the water penetrates through the openings? A bit of a surprising feature was that this summer, when the time of the porcupine continues in August at Finnmark, when it was left on the wind after the rain, fluttering to dry, I noticed that the porcupine does not know where that thunderbolt's face is, so this got to stay on a bit outside of the rain