frogg toggs Herren Regenmäntel

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Frog Toggs uses a layered fabric with the center layer being tightly woven to allow air and water vapor to pass but not allow water droplets in. It is a bit warm when worn for a period of time, but not as hot as a PVC poncho; I do believe the breathable claim. The bulk of the storm passed overhead in a matter of minutes, but the trailing drizzle hung around for the rest of the afternoon. uilt-protectorI can't find the poncho mod for an UQP at their site this morning, only the DriDicks poncho.

Still, those little plastic ponchos are a sweat box and durability, well, even being careful the best I can do is a couple of days.

More often than not, simplicity works as well as, if not better than, an absurdly complex product with added features up the wazoo. If you are staying in private accommodations in late October-March,for sure,you will have sufficient heating to dry out your clothes and shoes.

Also, Ponchos are great when the air is pretty still (since they breathe so well) but get a little wild if the wind kicks up and is blowing. yup, over 30 days each time, zero rain from SJPdP to SDC) you can ditch the Frogg Toggs and leave them on a trusty donativo table. When I hike in New Zealand, where it can get cold and rainy, I use a lightweight knee-length gotten jacket, big enough to wear wool and downjacket under and I have needed that.

I stopped using my poncho ( Altus) some years ago - it functioned just as it should have, but I found it all a bit cumbersome. The Frogg Toggs Ultra-Lite2 Jacket will protect you from the elements because that’s all it was made to do, and it’s going to do its darnedest. I came to Denver right after the snow a few weeks ago and had no idea what supplies I needed to hike because I’m from Michigan. I like to be able to put my rain gear on and off without stoping to take off my backpack, so the Frogg Toggs would not be my first choice, but I'm going with a couple of other people who may need gear, hence the question. Originated by Native American peoples in South America, today’s ponchos are both fashionable and functional.

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If you would rather carry a separate cord or rope or bungee to use as a belt around the poncho, those work too. I had no issues with the Frogg Toggs while taking a break or hanging around at camp, only when I was in motion. This seam-sealed rain poncho features a 3-way adjustable hood and a rugged YKK black zipper, and more.