By - Educational_Bet_6606
WOOBIEEEEE!!!!!
I collect woobies, have four so far… waiting for the wife not to notice me slowing storing on in each room of the house
Good plan, I will attempt some purchases my self.
Real hard to make a hooch or cover your ruck in the rain with a woobie
Poncho as it comes with the liner and I love me a poncho liner
I bought a woobie with a zipper. No regrets.
Eoobie for the win
Tarp is more waterproof, poncho is more versatile.
Yea strong pros to both.
Tarp, if you want to stay out of the rain. Poncho will soak through and you will be miserable.
Tarp. It’s cheaper.
Learn to communicate effectively in writing. It will serve you dividends in the future.
Well it would make your statement look better if your site was fixed.
shelter halves FTW!
Rgr, I never did use one but those pup tents, from what I've heard, including when on a cot are clutch.
no room for a cot, barely enuf for two guys! *cots in the infantry, hah!*
Ibprophen and a pt belt problem solved
Tarp. Building hooches, making sure the floor of your arctic tent doesn’t turn into a lake, waterproofing grounded rucks, the possibilities are endless.
WOOBIEEEEE!!!!!
I collect woobies, have four so far… waiting for the wife not to notice me slowing storing on in each room of the house
Good plan, I will attempt some purchases my self.
Real hard to make a hooch or cover your ruck in the rain with a woobie
Poncho as it comes with the liner and I love me a poncho liner
I bought a woobie with a zipper. No regrets.
Eoobie for the win
Tarp is more waterproof, poncho is more versatile.
Yea strong pros to both.
Tarp, if you want to stay out of the rain. Poncho will soak through and you will be miserable.
Tarp. It’s cheaper.
Learn to communicate effectively in writing. It will serve you dividends in the future.
Well it would make your statement look better if your site was fixed.
shelter halves FTW!
Rgr, I never did use one but those pup tents, from what I've heard, including when on a cot are clutch.
no room for a cot, barely enuf for two guys! *cots in the infantry, hah!*
Ibprophen and a pt belt problem solved
Tarp. Building hooches, making sure the floor of your arctic tent doesn’t turn into a lake, waterproofing grounded rucks, the possibilities are endless.