- Is the Slowtide Sunny Poncho warm enough for cold water?
- Yes. The thick cotton terry traps body heat well and is one of the warmer ponchos in its class. It is not waterproof, so wind and rain cut through once it is wet.
- How does it compare with a microfiber changing towel?
- It is warmer, softer and more absorbent than microfiber, and the press studs make changing easier. Microfiber is lighter, packs smaller and dries far faster.
- What sizes does it come in?
- Slowtide lists the Sunny Poncho in a small-to-large range, with this one being the large. Check the brand's size chart, since the cut is generous.
- Can I use it as a towel?
- Yes. The cotton terry absorbs water, so many owners dry off with it before changing. It is heavier than a standard beach towel.
- What is OEKO-TEX certification on this poncho?
- OEKO-TEX means the fabric has been tested for harmful substances. It is a textile safety standard, not a measure of organic farming.
- Does it have a hood and pocket?
- Yes. It has a hood and a front kangaroo-style pocket for hands and small items. The sides fasten with press studs.
- Where is the Slowtide Sunny Extra-Warm Poncho cheapest?
- At Tillys, for $94.99, as of our latest check.