Ammo Can Man Multicam OCP Milspec Poncho Liner with Zipper Option

I had a taste of a zip up poncho liner back in 2012 and since then I've been trying to find one again. Luckily I stumbled across Ammo Can Man and this little gem. Great quality product. Had kept me warm and dry in multiple field problems already. Light, portable, and much much for efficient then the Army 3 piece sleep system (of course, this is all my opinion). It's a little thicker than the mil spec poncho liner, but I'm sure over time it'll become as amazing as my 20+ year old poncho liner.*UPDATE* 27 NOV 2016As stated above, after several uses of this poncho, the single stichting did come loose. But if you a "Jack of all trades" kind of guy/gal, then taking some time out with a sewing machine and a few beers is all you need to repair and to double stitch it to make it god like.

I like it. VERY PLEASED.(Edit, now that I have used this several more times, 100% awesome! I think this is my favorite piece of kit right now!)The color is accurate (though somewhat odd with such a large section) but it is accurate.The zip is awesome and works without flaw so far.It looks and feels just like any issue army poncho liner.A packaging plus. It was shipped in a sealed plastic bag. The box came positively wreaking of cigarette smoke (thanks Amazon or UPS) but since it was in a sealed bag the item smelled fresh and new. (When I let the company know this in a feedback email they called me to personally apologize and ask if I would like a replacement sent out! Awesome!)Only possible negative and it is very slight. I am 6'6" and so I do not fit in it well, but that is the same with any issue poncho liner as well. So if you are tall and not used to this device just understand it may feel somewhat small, but it is still worth every penny!Thanks!

Great blanket/sleeping system. Took it to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. Worked great in the hammock. Was there in late Sept. Got down to the 40s at night. Was very warm with this and an old army one I brought. Only complaint is that the stitching could be stronger. My 3yo loves it and has taken it as hers.

Poncho liner is a good quality. Issue is with the zipper. It is cheaply made and will fall apart easily. After I washed this item ( about 4 times) the zipper fell apart.

Absolutely love mine. Wasn't supposed to come in for a few more days and then I got a notice saying more had come in stock and they were shipping it that day. Was pumped when I got it and it's even better made than I thought. The zipper makes it amazing and I couldn't ask for a better woobie.

Genuine USGI woobie with a zipper to boot! Possibly the greatest thing on Amazon. I probably won't retire my issued one from 2002 that I still use to date, but I think it now has a new best friend. Added bonus is its the new OCP, and not the fugly ACU. Zipper could benefit being a you, but seems durable enough as a standard sleeping bag zipper.

I gave this to my son for Christmas while he was in BCT. He graduated the end of February and finally got a chance to use it. He used it for less than two weeks and the zipper broke! Before that happened, he absolutely loved it!

This is a fairly decent woobie. The problem is that the stitching on it is seriously lacking. Single stitching and loose ends everywhere. I'm going to go over the edges again at least, or maybe pay to have a pro go over it again. Would be 4-5 stars otherwise.Pros:Great materials, very sturdyTall, makes a decent sleeping bag (I'm 6'2" with broad shoulds and fit in it easilyWarm and softDogs love to lay on it (they jumped right on it the moment I laid it out to look at it)Cons:Will need some TLC in regards to stitching, get your sewing kit ready for this onezipper is loud, clip the metal piece off and replace with paracordThe Nylon batting is shiny at first. Kinda stands out a littleMulticam is close (not 100%). The color scheme isn't conspicuous though, and getting things to be spot on when made out of 100% nylon is tough.