🕷 Coghlan's Bug Jacket: Ultimate Protection from Insects and Bugs Review

I have sizes L and XL. I put them on the table to try and measure the differences. The only significant difference I found was the width of the neck zipper: 16" on L and 19.5" on XL. The hood can be wider on XL. It's hard to measure since most of the hood doesn't lie flat on the table. L XL Arm Span 69" 69" Shoulder Span 32" 32" Neck to Bottom 31" 31" Waist Measurement 29" 29" Neck Width 16" 19" Hood Width 19" 21"

Bought size XL to wear over clothes. I'm super allergic to mosquitoes and was doomed to summer until I found this! I wear it for walks, festivals, gardening, street painting (I'm an artist). It's light, comfortable, cool, see-through (plus hood zips for sipping or if you want to fold it back). Drawstrings at wrists and waist. Hard Wearing - I've been wearing it almost every day since I bought it for a variety of activities - no rips or tears, not even when the dog jumped on me. It compresses…

Must wear a hat that doesn't match the jacket. Note that this type of gear MUST BE LARGE to form a "tent" around your body. I still get bitten on my elbow where I bend over and the material touches my skin because parts of the mosquito mouth can slip through almost any clothing. THIS IS NOT JACKET BEETLE'S FAULT. Wearing a looser, long-sleeved shirt will help prevent elbow bites. In my opinion, this jacket delivers what it promises. I also bought pants. :) It's dark so it's easier to see…

You won't win beauty pageants with this thing, but it does its job. I'm 5ft 7in, 140 and a size medium. It's loose fitting, but I think that's a good thing - you can tighten the waist and sleeves as much as you need to fill in any gaps. I haven't had any problems with insects. bite through the mesh - if I wear it I won't get bitten Love that you can unzip it for a quick drink without taking it off all the way! Also - wear a brimmed hat underneath or it's hard something to see! I find it a bit…

It was great! Now we can work in the yard while the mosquitoes run around. I love that I can open half my head and put it on like a hood as I like to do it when they don't bite too hard to have a clearer idea of what I'm doing but this jacket is useful. I bought one for myself and one for my husband, pictured. We bought a large for ourselves and a medium for him as we usually wear those sizes. The jackets were very roomy but as we travel a lot I wouldn't say they are too big. There are…

This is God's manna. It's such a relief to be working outside and not hitting yourself every 2 seconds because you think you're going to get bitten (or REALLY get bitten). I have this set with pants (see video) and it's great. No cons, the thing is perfect. Of course, it's way cooler than wearing a sweatshirt, but not as cool as a t-shirt. It will keep you slightly warmer than not wearing it, but it's worth it! PS It is NOT protected against wasps. The little bastard went through this jacket…

I love this bug jacket! Lol, that's exactly what I needed. It used to annoy me so much to be outside, walking the dogs, going to the dog park or even riding my bike in the woods/trails (all in the evenings because it's too hot to walk during the day). But now I'm happy to go out and do these things. I know I might look a little weird in that bug jacket, but at least I don't have mosquitoes, gnats, giant June bugs, or ticks jumping or flying in my face or crawling in my hair. You definitely need

Overall, the jacket reduced the number of mosquito bites I got; However, I have occasionally bitten through while gardening and the material has sometimes pressed against my skin. Bites that went away were often worse than usual. It turned out that the mosquito broke off mid-sting because the material shifted slightly as I moved, leading to repeated attempts and clusters of bites in the same place. This was especially a problem on the shoulders when wearing a tank top. Instead, I put on a…