In reply to Post #15
In reply to Post #15
Certainly read about them being used several times before. Was it Elliot on the Carpark maybe?
Certainly read about them being used several times before. Was it Elliot on the Carpark maybe?
In reply to Post #5
Didn't know you could get the bucket with chest straps. I have one with a carry handle which is it's one negative. Thanks for that.
Didn't know you could get the bucket with chest straps. I have one with a carry handle which is it's one negative. Thanks for that.
In reply to Post #8
The snugpak poncho is decent, plus they do a liner if its chilly.
I expect the military stuff is very similar if not the same.
I have had the helikon one as well. The hood was better fitting (but no peak) and it was all round better made.
Military 1st has a load for you to choose from
The snugpak poncho is decent, plus they do a liner if its chilly.
I expect the military stuff is very similar if not the same.
I have had the helikon one as well. The hood was better fitting (but no peak) and it was all round better made.
Military 1st has a load for you to choose from
As below ive got the scope poncho - alsio used to have the snugpack one plus the additional thermal liner
the nash isnt as wide if that makes sense as the snugpak - imagine wearing that with a backp[ack on if that makes sense - the snugpak packs up into a tiny little stuff sack on its own - the thermal liner is a good addition but for me I prefer the nash version
the nash isnt as wide if that makes sense as the snugpak - imagine wearing that with a backp[ack on if that makes sense - the snugpak packs up into a tiny little stuff sack on its own - the thermal liner is a good addition but for me I prefer the nash version
In reply to Post #20
Found a nash poncho in sale so think will pull the trigger on it . Is the thickness of material quality?
Found a nash poncho in sale so think will pull the trigger on it . Is the thickness of material quality?