Frogg Toggs Ultra Lite Jacket Womens Review

I love this jacket. Wore it in a torrential rain last week and stayed completely dry. It packs into a small bag which I now carry in the car in case I get stuck in the rain. I ordered pink and it is a true shade of pink. Not pale, not too fat. I'll probably order other Frogg Toggs now that I know they work! If only the jacket had pockets!

They do the impossible, they're waterproof, very light and best of all, they fold up easily into the large carrying case that comes with it. They keep us (completely) dry, but we don't get hot in them like in old rubber raincoats. They are very light so you don't know they are on you. Bought one for my husband, one for me and one for our granddaughter! I cannot fault them and my husband thinks they are a wonder!

This is the seventh purchase of Frogg Toggs for our family. We love this brand and all three of us have both light and regular raincoats. They're the best we've had, durable, lighter than others and breathable so we don't sweat as much in them. We lived on the coast for 14 years and often had to wear raincoats in high humidity and hot showers. Other raincoats were too uncomfortable. Although the fabric is lightweight it is durable and we have only lost one, our original purchase over 20 years…

just what I wanted. gift bag. It doesn't weigh much and takes up little space. I have a pair of Frogg Togg pants and I believe in this product. The trousers were the perfect windbreaker for the cold highland conditions. This fabric is a little different, it's lighter, but it's supposed to be windproof, so I'm happy with that. The fabric is not paper but a lightweight non-woven fabric. The sizing chart doesn't make sense so I used the sizing chart for the heavier Frogg Toggs rain jacket and…

Hello, this is a great raincoat. I didn't care! Feels very much like fabric. i love color I really like the pouch it comes with, keeps it in my purse. I like everything about it except the size - it's just that the hair on the hips is too small. The sizing was a little unusual for women's clothing, the hips were too small, but the shoulders were too broad and the arms too long. The beauty of sleeves is that you can pull the sleeves up over your arm and keep your arm and phone dry if you want. I

I have used Frogg Toggs for hiking for many years. They used to be a unisex size and two of mine fit in a small. When the wind blew, it swelled absurdly. This women's jumpsuit is finally true to size and while it's not the prettiest, I reach for it instead of my more expensive GORE-TEX and DWR jackets when I'm uncovered outdoors. all day. In good weather it's not that difficult to carry around and in bad weather I stay pretty dry. its price. I wear it hiking and camping for about 20 days and it

For a recent trip to Scotland I prepared for rainy weather by buying a windproof umbrella, a knee length raincoat and a Frogg Toggs jacket. . The FT jacket was by far the best of the three. It was the most versatile and easiest option for those "just in case" situations. The material is windproof and the hood protects against the weather. I wore a light jacket and the FT was the perfect match for rainy and windy days. In contrast, an umbrella was too heavy and large for a handbag, and a regular

Raincoats can be expensive. The last thing I bought was at this famous store in Maine, it was over $100 with a 40% discount and all I could get was black. It's good quality but I want a jacket that I can wear in the car and not have to worry about. Like this. Pink is a great color to wear in the rain as it lifts the spirits of everyone including the wearer. No it's not the best quality but it has a very decent zipper. Just make sure it doesn't catch on the zipper cover when you pull it up or…