The Original Poncho Liner also known as a Woobie was designed to be a lightweight, covering or field blanket in any environment providing additional comfort and warmth. Made to be used in combat or field operations to add warmth to a sleeping bag, ground cloth or to use as a more compact lightweight option. Poncho Liners is known to be an extremely versatile and a useful piece of camping, hiking or survival equipment.
A frequent question is how they are use with a poncho since they don't have a head hole in them. The way to use them with a poncho is to simply tie the poncho hood into a knot or fold it to eliminate the hole space and wrap yourself up with the poncho on the outside. The poncho liner ties can also be used to tie into the poncho grommets keeping them securely together.
Features & Specs
- Great as a field Blanket or sleeping bag liner
- Measuring approximately 5’ x 7’
- Ties in the corners
- Approximate 20oz
- 100% Polyester filling
- Nylon Rip-Stop shell
- Made in the U.S.A
About Certified Surplus
Certified Military Surplus
Shop with confidence! Our seal guarantees that we inspect, sort, and grade every piece of military surplus we sell. We source directly from the U.S. government and other reliable suppliers to ensure the authenticity of all U.S.-made, military-issued clothing and gear. Our rigorous grading system ensures consistent quality, giving each item a second life and providing you with durable, genuine military gear that lasts.
Warranty
Certified also means that if any of our repairs break or fails during normal use, we will replace or repair it for the lifetime of the gear. We feel that even used military gear should hold up in quality. That is our warranty to you when buying surplus from AN Outdoors.
What you should know about Used Surplus
While our military surplus items are in good, usable condition, they will show signs of wear from their previous use. These signs might include stains, surface rust, fading, markings, or minor repairs and small holes that don't impact the item's functionality. .
