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Poncho vs "rain suit" in May/June?
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[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 6686"] Hooded poncho without a doubt - it can be wet but hot so in a coat/suit you are baked. Even when it is cold a poncho is great (and covers your pack too!). Let the legs get wet - who cares? I went over the pass Napoleon two days after it opened in March, thick snow up there (and an Eagle, close - superb!) and had to get off the path every now and then where it was high as blocked by snow. Then it rained and then it snowed and it was windy at times - and stunningly cold. I wore a poncho with sleeves but never used the sleeves, kept my arms in. For some reason, once I got down off that mountain it never rained again - and a poncho is so light. Boots got wet but then, boots would get wet wouldn't they! Only my personal opinion of course. You can buy good cheap ones from a Decathlon in France. [/QUOTE]
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