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Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green
  • Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green
  • Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green
  • Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green
  • Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green
  • Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green
Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green

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Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green

KES1,850.00
VAT included
  • Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green
  • Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green
  • Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green
  • Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green
  • Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green
Kids’ hiking rain poncho - 10 L - 126 to 156 cm Blue green
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For kids who are hiking enthusiasts in all weathers and need proper protection.

BENEFITS

Waterproof

EVA fabric, 100% waterproof.
Taped seams.

Anatomic design

One size for kids from 126 to 156 cm approximately

Compatibility

Internal volume can shelter a backpack of between 0 and 10 litres

Lightweight

275 grams

Compact design

Separate storage bag provided.
Sizes: L18 x H20 x D2

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

Fit and sizing information

For kids from 126 to 156 cm approximately
This poncho is easy to get on and off thanks to its press studs that help getting the head through.

ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS

To complete your protection, we recommend wearing waterproof over trousers such as:
https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/kids-hiking-waterproof-overtrousers-mh100-2-6-years/_/R-p-331855?mc=8642167

WATERPROOFING OF THE GARMENT

Technologies: this garment has been subjected to a shower test using 60 litres of water/sqm/hour for 2 hours. This test reproduces the average conditions of a rain shower in the mountains.The resistance of a fabric is measured by the height of a water column in mm that can be supported by the fabric (test based on the JIS 1092 standard). 2,000 m in this case. The higher the water pressure, the more waterproof the fabric.