Rain Poncho Tarp and Groundsheet 3-in-1 Hooded Rain Coat with Pocket + Paracord Bracelet

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Stay dry, then set up shelter when you need it

If you are looking for the Facebook advertised Hikera Trekshield, this is a comparable poncho but supplied locally in NZ.  Wear it as a rain poncho and as a pack cover, then switch it into a tarp or a groundsheet when conditions change. Includes a paracord bracelet with whistle which can be used to pitch the rain poncho as a shelter.

Key Features

  • 3-in-1 design works as a hooded rain poncho, tarp shelter, or groundsheet.
  • Waterproof tearproof nylon with PU coating helps shed steady rain.
  • Reinforced eyelets along the edges support tarp pitching and tie-outs.
  • Carry pegs, or use small broken branches where permitted, for anchor points.
  • Press stud poppers on the sides form a simple bivvy-style cover.
  • Large 220 cm by 140 cm size covers you and many tramping packs.
  • Lightweight pack-down with a matching carry bag for easy storage.
  • Includes survival bracelet with built-in whistle and fire starter buckle.
  • Bracelet unravels to about 3.2 m of cord with up to 100 kg safe bearing capacity.
  • Neutral black colour suits most NZ tramping and camping kits.

Waterproof Rating Guidance

Some comparable ponchos promoted online, including Trekshield-style designs, advertise waterproof ratings as high as 5,000 mm. While that level can be achieved under controlled laboratory testing, ponchos built with lightweight fabrics of similar size and weight typically rely on thinner PU coatings. In practical outdoor conditions, these coatings generally perform closer to moderate waterproof levels rather than heavy storm protection.

Because this poncho focuses on low pack weight and versatile multi-use performance, it is best considered dependable for sustained rain, tramping, and emergency shelter situations. Based on comparable materials and construction, a realistic real-world waterproof performance is typically closer to approximately 2,000 mm to 3,000 mm.

If you prefer stronger rain resistance and are comfortable carrying slightly more weight, you may wish to consider our ERP-210776 Heavy Duty Rain Poncho, which is designed for increased weather protection in more demanding conditions.

Specifications

  • Product type: 3-in-1 rain poncho, tarp, and groundsheet set.
  • Material: Waterproof tearproof nylon with PU coating.
  • PU Rating: ~2,000–3,000 mm hydrostatic head (not 5,000 as claimed by others)
  • Size when flat: 220 cm length x 140 cm width +/- 5%.
  • Packed size: Approx. 26 cm x 14 cm in the matching bag.
  • Total set weight: Approx. 300 g including bag and bracelet.
  • Colour: Black and army green colours available.
  • Fastenings: Press stud poppers on both sides.
  • Attachment points: Reinforced eyelets along the edges.
  • Included extras: Matching carry bag and paracord bracelet.
  • Bracelet length: Approx. 23 cm on wrist, approx. 3.2 m unravelled.
  • Bracelet material: Nylon cord with plastic buckle, built-in whistle and fire starter.
  • Paracord rating: Safe bearing capacity up to 100 kg.

Benefits

  1. Reduce pack bulk by carrying one item instead of separate rainwear and ground cover.
  2. Stay adaptable in changeable weather by switching between poncho and shelter modes.
  3. Create a dry place to sit, cook, or sort gear away from mud.
  4. Add basic cover over your sleep setup during damp camps.
  5. Signal quickly with a whistle if visibility drops.
  6. Use the bracelet cord as backup guyline, repairs, or hanging gear.
  7. Keep a compact backup option for stormy New Zealand days.

Common Questions

Is this the same as the Facebook advertised Hikera Trekshield?

It is the same design and made from the same fabric as the Hikera Trekshield style poncho, supplied locally in New Zealand. We are not affiliated with them in any way.

  • Q: Can I pitch it as a tarp quickly?
    A: It is straightforward, but you still need cord and pegs (see below) or suitable branches, so allow setup time.
  • Q: Do I have to use the bracelet cord to pitch the shelter?
    A: No. Carry separate guyline and pegs for easier pitching, and keep the bracelet cord as backup.

Summary

This 3-in-1 poncho set gives rain protection, ground cover, and shelter options in one compact kit. Because tarp pitching needs cord and anchor points, carry pegs and a short guyline or use the bracelet cord. If you want the Facebook advertised Hikera Trekshield style poncho but supplied in NZ, this set is an alternative choice for tramping and camping.

To pitch this poncho and use it as a shelter, you will also require 4 tent pegs. Available here: Orange Aluminum Tent Peg (18cm Hook Stake).