Interesting vid. Wasn't t particularly impressed with Dave Pearson's version.
If you want this idea to work. Use the tape at the bottom corners of the poncho liner to gather the liner to make a crude foot box.Tie the poncho liner into the poncho The same with the poncho and 'pop' the poncho side together.
You will need some sort of ground insulation and need to be fully clothed.Better still in a dense pine forest so you are better protected from falling cold Then,you may be able to rest or doze.. Yes I have done this in Wales
Perhaps an hour or two as you will get cold. A good night's sleep in the UK? Forget it.
In the semi tropical setting 10 to 15 degrees it works well enough to sleep. But so does a snugpak jungle bag
If you want this idea to work. Use the tape at the bottom corners of the poncho liner to gather the liner to make a crude foot box.Tie the poncho liner into the poncho The same with the poncho and 'pop' the poncho side together.
You will need some sort of ground insulation and need to be fully clothed.Better still in a dense pine forest so you are better protected from falling cold Then,you may be able to rest or doze.. Yes I have done this in Wales
Perhaps an hour or two as you will get cold. A good night's sleep in the UK? Forget it.
In the semi tropical setting 10 to 15 degrees it works well enough to sleep. But so does a snugpak jungle bag