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Changing Poncho
Packtowl
Changing Poncho
$59.95
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　　Made for those times and places where you need to pack your own privacy, the PackTowl Changing Poncho is both towel and personal changing room (because space, like privacy, can also be limited on adventures). This practical, double-duty workhorse lets you get naked, get dry and get into a new change of clothes without showing so much as a shorts tan line. It also dries fast, doesn’t smell and absorbs water easily, all the things you’d expect from a PackTowl.

　　So whether you’re warming up after an alpine swim, stripping off your wetsuit after a surf sesh, or peeling off muddy mountain bike clothes before heading to the brewery, the Changing Poncho has you (literally) covered.

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Brand:
PackTowl
Gender:
Unisex
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Other Features:
  • Portable Changing Room: Roomy poncho silhouette makes changing out of a swimsuit, wetsuit or dirty clothes easy and private wherever you are.
  • Super-absorbent: Absorbs 3x its weight in water.
  • Quick Drying: Dries faster than comparable cotton fabric.
  • Sustainably Made: 85% recycled fabric reduces environmental impact.
  • Fresh for Days: Microban® antimicrobial odor control ensures freshness for multiple uses between wash cycles.
  • Kangaroo Pocket: A large kangaroo-style pocket keeps hands warm or holds a change of clothes when you have nowhere else to set them when changing.
  • Made for Everyone: Two sizes so everyone can have a comfortable fit.
  • Convenient Hanging: Hang loop allows for easy drying and storage.
  • Machine washable.
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