I usually steer clear of the disposable gear but this came up in this mornings junk mail
Just wondering if the EVA material is stronger and perhaps better value than the thin PVC that rips just taking it out of the plastic bags they come in,
https://www.snowys.com.au/stash-raincoat-poncho.
To keep in my "Man-Bag" in case of a sudden summer storm and no raincoat with me.
Emergency ponchos?
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