Looking for Multicam/Digicam Silnylon Poncho Tarp and lost on where to get one.

**Madman4049** · 05-17-2015, 11:14

Hello all,

As the title says I am looking for a multicam or digicam silnylon poncho/tarp. Something along the design of the Jacks R Better poncho/tarp or the Sea To Summit tarp/poncho in Multicam silnylon. Basically I want this to function as my raingear/pack cover as well as be quick to hang for lunch on the trail in the rain so I'm not setting up my WB Superfly, and equally importantly to put over my bike at night when bikepacking. I know I can get the materials on Ripstop By The Roll but honestly I don't have a sewing machine, don't know how to sew, and not wanting to invest in a machine.

Would anyone know where I can buy one of these or who could make one for a fee?

I'm open to Multicam or the digicam like Brandon uses but don't want a solid color or Woodland. I have spent days on google and the forums and can't find what I'm looking for.

Many thanks in advance.

Nate

**Madman4049** · 05-21-2015, 08:03

Wow nothing? Does anyone know where I might find a multicam silnylon poncho tarp or who could make one?

**Firesong** · 05-21-2015, 08:43

I guess one question is what kind of budget are you wanting to spend? MC sil is expensive. A friend picked up two MC ponchos
From an Ireland eBay store.

**Jerven** · 05-21-2015, 09:38

Wildernessinnovation.com

**Eidson** · 05-21-2015, 09:47

Been eyeballing this one
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004HW...I10SZFUG43GFVR

I think the camogram pattern is very complimentary to multicam without being identical.

**Madman4049** · 05-22-2015, 02:14

Originally Posted by Firesong

I guess one question is what kind of budget are you wanting to spend? MC sil is expensive. A friend picked up two MC ponchos
From an Ireland eBay store.

Well the Jacks R Better Poncho runs about $70 I believe and the Sea to Summit is $100 which is not surprising for the brand name so I guess around $100. I have priced the MC sil on Ripstop By the Roll I just can't sew lol. It boils down to the fact that I can't sew and as such would rather give my funds to a cottage shop with good rep here or a skilled craftsman here than a large company like Sea to Summit. I am looking to use it as kind of a three way piece of gear.

It needs to function as poncho with pack on, quick tarp for setup trailside for lunch in the rain, and also function as underquilt protector at night or bike tarp depending.

**Madman4049** · 05-22-2015, 02:29

Originally Posted by Eidson

Been eyeballing this one
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004HW...I10SZFUG43GFVR

I think the camogram pattern is very complimentary to multicam without being identical.

I like that but at almost 16 oz that's pretty heavy.