Hooded Rain Poncho — Military-Grade Waterproof Nylon with Phone Pocket

Military-grade poncho. Inspired by the ones we wore. Engineered for the kayak, the hike, the tailgate, and every storm in between.

Most rain ponchos are flimsy emergency gear that fails in the second storm. This one is designed around military-grade waterproof nylon, engineered seams, and stainless steel grommets — drawing on the design philosophy of military-issue ponchos. Adjustable hood with flip-up visor, chest-level cell phone pocket, mesh carry bag with name tape. Wear it. Pitch it as a shelter. Run it as a kayak tarp. One piece of kit, several jobs.

Built For

• Kayak Fishing — Run it over your gear or your shoulders. Stays dry through hours of Pacific Northwest drizzle.
• Hiking, Hunting, Camping — Quick deploy when weather rolls in. Field-expedient ground cover or A-frame shelter with the corner grommets.
• Stadiums & Travel — Packs into the included mesh bag, clips to a backpack via D-ring.
• Bike Commute — Throw over yourself and your panniers in a single motion.

Specs

• Material: Military-grade waterproof nylon, engineered/sealed seams
• Hood: Adjustable with hook-and-loop visor strap and flip-up visor
• Drawcord: Premium elastic with reflective detail and durable cord locks
• Pocket: Chest-level with hook-and-loop closure, sized for sideways phone carry, reflective strip
• Grommets: Stainless steel — corner grommets for shelter or tarp use
• Carry bag: Mesh with D-ring and writable name tape
• Sizing: One Size Fits Most (OSFM)

Why It's Different

• Adjustable hood with flip-up visor — The single feature that separates a real poncho from a $5 emergency one. Rain stays off your face, vision stays clear.
• Stainless grommets at the corners — Doubles as a tarp or shelter. Most ponchos can't.
• Chest pocket sized for a phone — Sideways orientation keeps it secure and accessible. Reflective strip for visibility.
• Inspired by military-issue ponchos — Because that's what we wore.

FAQ

Is it actually waterproof or just water-resistant?
Waterproof. Military-grade nylon with engineered seams keeps you dry in sustained rain, not just light drizzle.

Will it fit over a backpack?
Yes. The OSFM cut accommodates a packed backpack underneath. Common use case for hiking and travel.

Can I really use it as a shelter?
Yes. The four corner grommets accept paracord or guy lines. Pitch as an A-frame, lean-to, or ground cover.

Will the phone pocket fit a Pro Max-sized phone?
Yes — the pocket is sized for sideways carry of most current smartphones, including the larger Pro Max and Ultra models.

What's the warranty?
Backed by our Water-Tight Guarantee. If it fails under normal use, we replace it.

Designed in Portland, Oregon by a veteran-owned team. For people who learned this lesson the hard way: cheap rain gear isn't.