Mar. Peb 06, 2024 16:33 Rov qab mus rau npe

PONCHO yog qhov siv tau tiag tiag



Rain ponchos vs. Rain Jackets

Quite simply, the primary difference between a rain poncho and a rain jacket is going to be the fit. Where rain jackets contour to your body as you would expect from any jacket, ponchos take a drape-it-over-everything approach to rain protection. The fit benefits hikers in many ways — to the degree that some of you may be surprised — and of course, there are some drawbacks.

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Los nag Poncho Pros

• Rain ponchos tend to hang lower than your hips (which is where most jackets make their cutoff), and some cover down to your knees.
• Body-length protection from rain
• In most cases saves you from also needing rain pants.
• Ponchos often provide better ventilation than jackets
• The loose fit helps, as does zippered vents (under the arms or down the middle), which rain jackets sometimes have but not always.
• Many poncho models also protect your entire backpack and can be converted into a shelter, providing versatility with which jackets simply cannot compete.

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Rain Poncho Cons

• Rain ponchos, when compared to jackets, are typically made from thinner, less durable materials, so keep an eye out for trailside thorns and twigs. This is due to the fast and light idea of a rain poncho, and because if it was made of thicker fabric it would be a much heavier item in your pack, given how much more fabric a poncho has than a jacket.
• If you’re into style — in any way shape or form — a poncho may cramp it. Jackets are form-fitting. Ponchos are not.

Hloov lub poncho mus rau sirvival tarp vaj tse

If you need to bug out or pack light, then you’ll want to embrace any gear that can serve multiple uses.
Peb txhua tus paub tias ponchos yog qhov zoo rau cov cuab yeej los nag, tab sis koj puas paub tias lawv tuaj yeem slaso ua lub tsev pheeb suab ntaub.

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Qhov no yog qhov chaw deb-txog nag tiv thaiv ntawm ponchos tawm cov tsho hauv av nkos. Txhawm rau tiv thaiv koj thiab koj lub hnab ev ntawv los ntawm huab cua tsis zoo thaum taug kev, cov ponchos zoo dua tuaj yeem hloov mus rau hauv cov chaw nyob nrog kev pab los ntawm ob peb lub tsev pheeb suab thiab cov ncej trekking.


Mar . 06, 2024 16:26 Rov qab mus rau npe

PONCHO yog qhov siv tau tiag tiag



Rain ponchos vs. Rain Jackets

Quite simply, the primary difference between a rain poncho and a rain jacket is going to be the fit. Where rain jackets contour to your body as you would expect from any jacket, ponchos take a drape-it-over-everything approach to rain protection. The fit benefits hikers in many ways — to the degree that some of you may be surprised — and of course, there are some drawbacks.

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Los nag Poncho Pros

• Rain ponchos tend to hang lower than your hips (which is where most jackets make their cutoff), and some cover down to your knees.
• Body-length protection from rain
• In most cases saves you from also needing rain pants.
• Ponchos often provide better ventilation than jackets
• The loose fit helps, as does zippered vents (under the arms or down the middle), which rain jackets sometimes have but not always.
• Many poncho models also protect your entire backpack and can be converted into a shelter, providing versatility with which jackets simply cannot compete.

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Rain Poncho Cons

• Rain ponchos, when compared to jackets, are typically made from thinner, less durable materials, so keep an eye out for trailside thorns and twigs. This is due to the fast and light idea of a rain poncho, and because if it was made of thicker fabric it would be a much heavier item in your pack, given how much more fabric a poncho has than a jacket.
• If you’re into style — in any way shape or form — a poncho may cramp it. Jackets are form-fitting. Ponchos are not.

Hloov lub poncho mus rau sirvival tarp vaj tse

If you need to bug out or pack light, then you’ll want to embrace any gear that can serve multiple uses.
Peb txhua tus paub tias ponchos yog qhov zoo rau cov cuab yeej los nag, tab sis koj puas paub tias lawv tuaj yeem slaso ua lub tsev pheeb suab ntaub.

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Qhov no yog qhov chaw deb-txog nag tiv thaiv ntawm ponchos tawm cov tsho hauv av nkos. Txhawm rau tiv thaiv koj thiab koj lub hnab ev ntawv los ntawm huab cua tsis zoo thaum taug kev, cov ponchos zoo dua tuaj yeem hloov mus rau hauv cov chaw nyob nrog kev pab los ntawm ob peb lub tsev pheeb suab thiab cov ncej trekking.


Tom ntej:

Qhov no yog tsab xov xwm kawg

Xov xwm tshiab

Yog tias koj txaus siab rau peb cov khoom, koj tuaj yeem xaiv tawm koj cov ntaub ntawv ntawm no, thiab peb yuav tiv tauj koj sai sai.