G'day Patricia,

Yep, they sure do.
Check out some of the reviews we've got from customers for real-life feedback on this poncho's performance in rain.

G'day Jaz,

One of our team members in-store has just tested the noise levels each of the ponchos makes. They all make some noise and out of the lot, the Ultra Sil has the softest material and sound. 

G'day Camilla,

This Ultra Sil Nano Tarp Poncho doesn't come with a UV rating as its primarily designed for wet weather usage and conditions where UV is low.
The fabric, siliconised nylon, is more UV stabilisation than polyurethane alternatives, but being a lightweight material it's not designed to be set up as a shelter long term.
Hope that helps.

G'day Kamran,

I'd say it wont unfortunately, that's a pretty monster-size pack, & we dont have any hiking packs in that size to test it out.
You can check out around the 3:00 mark on the Ultra Sil Nano Poncho as an idea of fit with a 60L pack.  Whilst this isnt exactly the same poncho, the Tarp Version you are looking at only has 13cm of extra length.

G'day J,

The hood opening isn't able to be completely closed up. The tarp poncho is really designed as an emergency tarp setup to sit/cook under, not as a permanent structure for sleeping etc.

G'day Kev,

I've just checked with Sea to Summit, and they've confirmed there are no eyelets for poles in the Ultra-Sil Nano Tarp Poncho. They are designed purely as an emergency shelter option, so you can tie guy ropes to the corners, and use trekking poles to give it height, however there are no specific eyelets for poles.

G'day Jim,

The Ultra Sil Nano Tarp Poncho doesn't come with guy ropes, but there are guy rope attachment points so you can set it up for use as a shelter.