They are a great bit of kit to carry just in case, with a number of other uses. Aren’t they? 😉👍🏼 The Dutch Army ones are good as they are a bit bigger as the Dutch are quite tall people.
I made my first 5ft x 7ft US surplus poncho tent, with doors, today., Will make a video of setting up technique when I cut the poles to size .Its actually storm proof and rooted to the ground
@@BourneOutside we even used em as a basha in para training if they got metal ring holes at corners,a few bungees and they made a good lean to shelter.🇬🇧👍
@@garthtree2158 Yeah, they are big enough for a basha. Lighter than one too. I do like my old basha as well. I need to do another camp under it sometime. 😉👍🏼
Cheers Sam. It will be great for you as you are a tall chap and the Dutch are tall. It makes for a roomy poncho and a leant to shelter as well. Great DPM pattern to boot 😉👍🏼
Cheers Sam. It will be great for you as you are a tall chap and the Dutch are tall. It makes for a roomy poncho and a leant to shelter as well. Great DPM pattern to boot 😉👍🏼
With you on that. At certain times of the year it is better than our own DPM. Saying that, the German Army Flektarn is a great pattern too in many instances.
Always handy to have a poncho
Very much so 😉👍🏼
I need a poncho. I'll check this out! 😊
They are a great bit of kit to carry just in case, with a number of other uses. Aren’t they? 😉👍🏼
The Dutch Army ones are good as they are a bit bigger as the Dutch are quite tall people.
I made my first 5ft x 7ft US surplus poncho tent, with doors, today., Will make a video of setting up technique when I cut the poles to size .Its actually storm proof and rooted to the ground
Sounds good. Love a poncho 😉👍🏼
Always worth packing a poncho pal😊
Totally agree, Garth. Can be used for many things in the sticks and on way to our destination.
@@BourneOutside we even used em as a basha in para training if they got metal ring holes at corners,a few bungees and they made a good lean to shelter.🇬🇧👍
@@garthtree2158 Yeah, they are big enough for a basha. Lighter than one too.
I do like my old basha as well. I need to do another camp under it sometime. 😉👍🏼
served you well! nice video
It certainly did. Always glad to have a poncho on board 😁👍🏼
Just a quick video wasn’t it 😆
Thanks for watching and chatting, Craig 😉👍🏼
Yeah its unreal when they can come in handy. @@BourneOutside
Tippety Top Tastic kit bro !! .. I love 'em !! ..and the Amsterdam night life is fast becoming my chosen place to be !! 😂
You and me both!
I prefer Urban Camo in the Amsterdam nightlife.
Saucy suzzies and basques don’t seem to suit me at my age 🤣
Pucker mate
They're slightly bigger than others for sure
Yeah, it’s quite a bit bigger than my Mil-tec poncho and not as heavy as the Mil-tec either.
Win, win.
Yes Tim ... how's it hanging..I,ve just ordered a Dutch army poncho. On your recommendation.cheers m8 ATB 👍
Cheers Sam.
It will be great for you as you are a tall chap and the Dutch are tall.
It makes for a roomy poncho and a leant to shelter as well.
Great DPM pattern to boot 😉👍🏼
Cheers Sam.
It will be great for you as you are a tall chap and the Dutch are tall.
It makes for a roomy poncho and a leant to shelter as well.
Great DPM pattern to boot 😉👍🏼
I rate them too. The DPM is very much like our woodland foliage as well.
With you on that. At certain times of the year it is better than our own DPM.
Saying that, the German Army Flektarn is a great pattern too in many instances.
@BourneOutside personally I personalise my ghillie every 30 yards when hunting