Fjällräven Poncho

Great poncho - lightweight and does the job keeping dry. Also can be use as tarp.

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Heavy and impractical. The sleeves and legs get wet, and if you leave the chest on the inside - which is actually the only option, then it pulls the front right up to the knees. The water flows directly onto the legs. Two can be tuned if needed, but there hasn't been a need yet.

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New product for me, seems to be of high quality, has not been used yet.

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A nice understated poncho that also works as a poncho. I used to have a Rab Silponcho and the reason why I went for this one is clear. I wanted to use the poncho also in everyday use, e.g. from the car when I'm walking with gas or on a quick shopping trip. The previous poncho was far too flimsy and the hood did not stay properly on the head. The hood of this can be tightened like a shell jacket on the head to stay properly in place. It also drapes comfortably and you don't even notice it's a poncho unless you look closely. This is a big plus. I recommend!

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Good protection against heavy rain

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Functional raincoat with a good hood. Multipurpose with opening and buttoned sides. It doesn't breathe any worse, but the material is sturdy enough that it doesn't fly off the top in the slightest wind. The backpack also fits well inside the poncho

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Best rain garment.

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For once, a cape with snaps stays on, but I wouldn't use this while cycling.

Good feel and quality, will replace my backpack cover and rain clothing for my next hike, saving quit some weight. Tested in heavy rain and works well. Of course, your wrist come out, but possible the put your hands under the poncho as well, which is great!

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Nicely soft and flowing, stays dry.