Shelter should always be a top priority, and while having the skillset to build natural shelters that can protect you from the elements is a great idea, it’s also worth packing something that can be ready in just a couple of minutes. In this video, Jason Salyer shows us how he rigs a basic poncho into a lean-to configuration that can act as a windbreak, overhead cover from precipitation, or even provide shade.
With a couple of pieces of cordage, some anchor points, and a bit of practice, you can be out of the immediate elements in just a few minutes. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to hone some new skills that could be the difference between soaking wet and staying dry on even the shortest of outings.
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