Woodland Camouflage Wet Weather Poncho Liner
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- SKU
- 8405008893683
- Color
- Woodland Camouflage
Description
Features
- Genuine GI Issue — Authentic U.S. military contract poncho liner under NSN 8405-00-889-3683, the real-deal woobie troops have relied on for decades.
- Woodland Camouflage Both Sides — Classic M81 Woodland pattern printed on both faces for low-visibility field use in temperate and forested terrain.
- Ripstop Nylon Shell — Lightweight 1.9 oz ripstop nylon woven in a tight Oxford weave resists snags, tears, and abrasion.
- Quilted Polyester Batting — Insulating polyester fill sandwiched between the outer layers traps warmth without adding bulk or weight.
- Standard Issue Dimensions — Measures roughly 82" x 62" (208 x 157 cm), large enough to wrap up in or fully cover a sleeping pad.
- Corner and Edge Ties — Reinforced cloth ties at each corner and along the sides let you lash the liner inside a standard GI poncho to build a wet-weather sleep system.
- Lightweight and Packable — Compresses down small in a ruck or assault pack, making it easy to carry as a backup blanket, ground cover, or sunshade.
- Made in the USA — Produced under U.S. government contract to MIL-SPEC standards by an authorized military supplier.
- Multi-Mission Utility — Works as a field blanket, poncho insert, hammock underquilt, vehicle throw, or emergency cold-weather layer.
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Still the greatest piece of kit ever issuedI've had more woobies pass through my hands than I can count had one on every deployment from the late 90s through OIF and never once wished i had something different. This one from KeepShooting came in what I'd call genuine unissued condition, still had that factory-folded crease, the NSN tag (8405-00-889-3683) was intact, and the ripstop nylon shell had zero fading or edge fray that rolled nylon binding they use on the real USGI contract is one of the things the repros always get wrong. M81 woodland pattern on both sides, the polyester quilting is tight and even across the whole panel, and the tie strings at the corners are exactly where they need to be to lace into the grommets on a standard GI poncho something a Rothco knock-off absolutely cannot say. Slight smell of long-term dry storage right out of the bag, but one run through the washer on gentle/cold and it came out perfect, just like I remembered. Honestly if you're buying a reproduction of this at any price point you're just wasting money; the real article at this price is a no-brainer.
Genuine USGI unissued condition, NSN tag intact, Tie strings correctly placed for USGI poncho attachment, Tight even quilting, rolled nylon edge binding built to last
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Worth the $$$I received a NOS poncho liner with a tag from 1991. It was like it was brand new out of a Time Machine.
Brand new
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Real USGI woobie not some repro junkLook I carried one of these in M81 from 94 all the way through my first two deployments so I know what the real deal looks like. This one came in issued condition like they said, had a faded stamp inside and a couple small stains but no rips and all 8 ties were still on which is rare honestly. Smelled like every CIF cage Ive ever been in, one cold wash and a day on the line and it was good to go. Same 3 ply quilted nylon we always had, traps heat even when its damp out, dries fast. At 30 bucks you cant touch this with any civilian blanket that works half as good.
Genuine USGI M81, not the thin reproduction stuff
All ties intact, no holesCreases took a few days to fall out
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O-Yea...!...there are few things that compare with wrapping up in a new woobie on a chilly evening!...brand new M81 style wardrobe!...
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Unissued USGI WoobieThis is the real deal, not some cheap repro. Mine arrived unissued with crisp M81 woodland pattern on both sides - exactly what you'd expect from genuine USGI surplus. The ripstop nylon outer is woven in that tight Oxford weave you only find on contract overrun pieces, and the polyester batting is evenly quilted throughout. At roughly 82x63 and about 1.5 lbs, it's period-correct for the late 80s/90s era gear I collect. The tie strings align perfectly with standard GI poncho grommets (unlike the Devil Dog Depot version I compared it to, which has slightly different spacing). If you're looking for authentic woodland camo kit for your LBE display or just want the warmest blanket known to mankind, this is it. The fact that it's unissued means no faded spots or washed-out look like you sometimes see on used surplus. Pure nostalgia in textile form.
Genuine unissued USGI surplus