Military Style Poncho Liner Blanket - Woobie (Woodland Digital USMC Marpat)

The real deal. Genuine USMC article. Delivered fast, packaged well, and it’s the good ‘ol snuggly “wooby” everyone loves. Nylon surface is softer and less slick than some earlier ones I bought a few years ago. Actually seems a little bigger than ones I remember, but retains the great versatility of a light, thin, but warm blanket or field expedient sleeping bag when tied to a poncho (has the mil-spec ties attached for this purpose) or ground cloth. Kinda pricy for basically a thin sandwich of polyester fill quilted between two nylon sheets. But just works. Keep one in your truck or car trunk. Doesn’t get funky like old wool blankets and has a million uses. My grandson loves to curl up in this thing in the RV. May have to get another.

My Son was temporarily issued one of these at Parris Island Marine Boot Camp. This one does not "Zip" to use as a Poncho like his one on his bed at boot. I was surprised how expensive it was for what you get. I thought the fabric would be softer/different. He is happier with it then I am. Marine's use them as a top cover so it does not take them so long to make their bed each morning for inspection. In other words, they don't get in between their sheets & sleep on top of their wool blanket. :-/

It probably good for what it is, but it is not the same as an issued poncho liner. The pictures are not the same as what you receive. BUT! They did refund me my money. Smooth return

This Poncho Liner exceeded all my expectations. My Standards are HIGH! A poncho liner was "mandatory" for all deployments during my 20 year career in the Navy. When I "retired" my last liner, I had concerns and doubts. After an in-depth search, I finally crossed my fingers, said a Prayer and "pushed" Buy Now. As stated earlier, purchasing this Oncho Liner was an exceptional decision.

Just like I remember from the military. It's large enough to be used completely with a wool blanket for those really cold temperatures but stii lite enough to use is summer temperatures as well by itself. Great blanket.

Love this thing, is an exact match to the one I had issued to me and way cheaper than what CIF would charge.

Huge, durable and very warm. Even tho I use a complete USMC issued sleeping system when I hike/camp I still bring this for added comfort and warmth.

served many years in the Military and wouldn't be without my poncho liner they are easily packed and can be used to block wind but mostly are excellent warm lightweight blankets and although these are not Government issued they still fit the bill and would recommend them for hiking and camping .