The My Trail Poncho Tarp is a dual-use piece of ultralight rain gear: worn as a poncho on the move or pitched as a simple tarp shelter at camp, it lets hikers cut one item from the pack list rather than carrying a dedicated rain jacket and a separate tarp. At 198 g it is light even by ultralight standards, and the 15D silnylon fabric keeps bulk down to a 25 cm packed size.
A hood and grosgrain tie-outs are the features that make the dual role work — the tie-outs give trekking-pole pitch points when the poncho comes off and goes up as a shelter, while the hood keeps rain off during hiking. At 259 cm in length it covers a hiker and a pack underneath when worn. It suits fair-weather and shoulder-season trips where a full freestanding shelter is overkill, though as a single-wall silnylon piece it won't match a dedicated tarp's guy-out options or a rain jacket's fit while scrambling.