Strategy Clear Emergency Poncho - 20 Pack

For the price, this pack came in very handy for a wet week at Disney. It is the cheapest material out there but is perfect if you are looking at one or two uses before disposal.

Nice items to have on hand for emergency use. I like having them in my car, purse, etc. I've been keeping these handy, just in case, for several years, and I've given them to friends and family on occasion.

I ordered for my boat for those quick rains storm

Used during snowing in ohio got 6 inches and this kept me dry

Went to an Indian's game this week. There was a rain delay. Luckily, these portable ponchos arrived a couple of days before. I brought 4 of them to the game. One each for the 3 guys that I was meetingg. When I asked what they thought, one answered "OK, but not great". Number two responded " Keeping me dry". Number three said he " kinda liked it". Number four (me) thought "these things are great, one time use, keeping me drying, so worthwhile. A keeper. The rain delay went on and on and the game was eventually postponed. We stayed kinda dry as we walked to a bar for one more drink...

Ya never know when you'll need one or more of these whether its for emergencies or fishing, hiking, sports events etc.. Theyre inexpensive and keep you dry. Put a few in with a first aid kit, spare tire well or go bag and someday you'll be thankful or give one to a stranger in need, theyll be thankful for your kindness

They are so cheap both in quality and price. However, they still get the job done for single usage.

A little on the flimsy side. but a good price.

These things are great very compact to fit in your pocket or purse in case you forget your umbrella or you get caught in a rain shower. It's came in very handy with all the wet weather we're getting. I use them when I walk my dog on her lead. I would recommend this item.

I purchased these as one of the items I include in kits for the homeless that I keep in my car. I could tell when I received them that aren't the thickest or most sturdy, but I figured that most people aren't going to be keeping them long term and I'm hoping that they do the job of keeping them as dry as possible in the inclement weather and can be disposed of when they no longer serve the purpose. I don't think most homeless can carry many items with them long term, and I'm just hoping it will help in some small way to alleviate their suffering and let he, know they are loved and cared for.