Why spend hundreds of dollars
on water resistant jackets or
coats, where you can save
money and purchase rainwear
protection from our line of
rainsuits and ponchos. Most of
our raincoats are made from
polyvinyl chloride material,
and PVC is a hard plastic
that is made softer and more
flexible by the addition of
phthalates. We provide special
type of rainwear parkas made
especially for law enforcement
personnel's, which provides
comfort and the ultimate
protection from the rain while
working or traveling. Troops
generally hold the poncho
liner in high regard, as a
very useful piece of
equipment, light and packable
yet reasonably warm. Some
military personnel refer to
the poncho liner as a woobie
showing the same attachment an
infant has for its blanket.
The poncho liner found wide
acceptance amongst US troops
in Vietnam, providing just
enough warmth for cool
tropical nights but light and
small. Our poncho liners come
in solid and camouflage colors
and are usually made from rip
stop polyester material. If
your a casual jogger, don't
let the rain stop you from
your weekly routine, our 2-
piece lightweight rain suits
will keep you dry and
comfortable during your
excercise.
Check out all of our unique
rip-stop military Poncho
Liners. Poncho Liners are
unique that they consist two
different layers of quilted
nylon which is polyester loft
filled for comfort. Our poncho
liners that we offer are
commercial copies of the ones
originated by the United
States Military. Those were
intended to provide warmth to
soldiers in cold temperatures
and were also used as a
expedient sleeping bag when
attached to the poncho. The
material would be looped
together through the ponchos
eyelets and makes a great
sleeping bag as well as a
poncho liner protection. These
poncho liners can be worn for
rain protection by itself, but
it is not advised, as it is
really meant to be worn under
a poncho to provide insulation
and warmth to the wearer. The
insulated material absorbs
water more than it repels.
These Military Rip-Stop Poncho
Liners are really great and
will keep you warm during the
colder weather. Take a look at
our wide selection of colors
which includes: Black Rip-Stop
Military Poncho Liner, Olive
Drab Rip-Stop Military Poncho
Liner, ACU Digital Camouflage
Rip-Stop Military Poncho
Liner, Woodland Camouflage
Rip-Stop Military Poncho Liner
& Woodland Digital Camouflage
Rip-Stop Military Poncho Liner.
Anyone engaging in outdoor
activities in most regions
will have to consider the
possibility of rain showers
arriving while they are out in
the open. This is especially
true if you are planning an
overnight or multi-day trip in
the outdoors, such as a river
journey in a canoe. While
tents are the standard
protection against rain and
other bad weather while in
camp at the end of each day,
you will also have to consider
some sort of foul weather gear
that will keep you dry while
you are traveling and while
you are making and breaking
camp or otherwise busy with
activities outside the tent.
If you’re ever canoeing during
a thunderstorm, the poncho
does not restrict paddling and
you can continue paddling in
hot weather while wearing it
without breaking out in a
lather of sweat. A poncho is
an outer garment designed to
keep the body warm or, if made
from a watertight material, to
keep dry during rain. The
poncho is essentially a single
large sheet of fabric with an
opening in the center for the
head with a piece of fabric
that covers the head.
Rainproof ponchos normally are
fitted with fasteners to close
the sides once the poncho is
draped over the body, with
openings provided for the
arms, and many other tactical
ponchos have hoods attached to
ward off wind and rain.
Rain suit or raincoat is a
waterproof or water-resistant
coat worn to protect the body
from the rain and made
specifically for extreme
weather conditions. Generally,
rain suits come with bottoms
and tops to keep you dry from
head to toe. On occasion they
come in a 3 piece suit where
the hood is not directly
attached to the jacket. Modern
rain suits are often
constructed of breathable,
waterproof fabrics. They are
constructed with the best of
quality and are durable. One
of the most popular materials
for rain suits is PVC
material. PVC material is
abbreviated for polyvinyl
chloride. PVC is a hard
plastic that is made softer
and more flexible by the
addition of phthalates. They
don’t only have to be worn in
harsh rain conditions, rain
suits can be worn while
working on a ship to keep the
body dry.
