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Old 14 Jun 19, 05:04 PM  
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Mobile Poncho - pack down size

I've just tried on my (fetching) poncho from Flying Tiger and packed it away again - it is now enormous and fills my bumbag. Are all ponchos like that? We are going in July so need to prepare for rain. What do others do? I want to avoid the thin disposal ones (have tried before and not worked for us).
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Old 14 Jun 19, 05:08 PM  
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Oh if anyone has some sort off amazing hack to packing them away as small as they come packaged then I am all ears!
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Old 14 Jun 19, 05:21 PM  
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Buy a small back pack, bum bags are not for reusable ponchos, unless you are good at origami.
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Old 14 Jun 19, 05:31 PM  
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But I want to use my bumbag! <wails>
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I got a Minnie mouse bum bag for going, wore it on day 1 for animal kingdom with a pair of coloured shorts and with the heat and the bum bag ended up with a not so nice sweat patch around the bum bag on my shorts, didn't wear the bum bag again :-(
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Is it a plastic poncho or fabric.

It’s quite hard to refold a poncho but it’s not impossible. Easier with two people sort of like folding a sheet. Pull it out straight and fold it very neatly.
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The last time we went we each had a poncho in a key ring pouch which we attached to belt loops. Then I bought a fold up ruck sack that fitted in back pocket. If it rained we then used rucksack to store them. Once back at villa I dried them out and was able to fold back into their pouches... I’m a guide 🤣🤣🤣 my reason is I wanted to miss out the bag check line
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Combat shorts, never had a problem flat packing the ponchos n putting one either side in the shorts pockets. Take a couple of freezer bags to pack them in when wet then slip them in your pockets - simples!
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We also keep them in a freezer bag, put it in, sit on the bag and seal it, ends up like it’s vacuum packed and doesn’t take much space.
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Great tips everyone! Thank you.
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