Are rain ponchos edgy?

[Anonymous No.15782276]

Trying to find rain gear that isn't a shell or umbrella.
Obviously there are certain types of clothing that look spergy on most people, wide brimmed hats, biker jackets, trench coats, ect. Do ponchos fit into this category?
Feels like a retarded question, but I've literally never seen someone wearing a rain poncho in the city.

[Anonymous No.15782281]

I don't see the problem with a rain poncho

[Anonymous No.15782314]

looks more homeless than edgy, although there was that ex-marine or whatever filmed doing some murders in a poncho a while back

[Anonymous No.15782351]

>>15782314
Link?

[Anonymous No.15782430]

>>15782276
yeah this one is

[Anonymous No.15782443]

>>15782314
Leonard Lake?

[Anonymous No.15782499]

>>15782443
nah it was security cam footage of some skinny dude blasting muthafuckas at a gas station

[Anonymous No.15782760]

>>15782276
Those see-through plastic ponchos are fairly common, at least so much so that you wouldn't make a second glance towards someone who wears one.
I would say it's about as "edgy" as any military surplus. Just make sure to wear it only when it's raining.

[Anonymous No.15783206]

>>15782276
>Obviously there are certain types of clothing that look spergy on most people
>wide brimmed hats

[Anonymous No.15783300]

>>15782276
why do you guys keep wanting to dress like it's the apocalypse

[Anonymous No.15783305]

>>15783300
why does it have to be the apocalypse for me to wear a poncho

[Anonymous No.15783404]

>>15782276
Maybe but they are arguably more practical. I could be wrong, but I feel like it would be more comfortable than a form fitting rain jacket if you were doing outdoors activities, and you can drape it over your bag and still have air flow