🌧️ Stay Dry and Stylish: FROGG TOGGS Women's Classic Pro Action Waterproof Breathable Rain Pant Review

I am a USPS mail carrier. For work I needed a breathable and inexpensive raincoat. I wore them for 1 day and this is how they look now. They come with a one year warranty which I signed up for but never received confirmation so I now have to spend what little time I have on a phone call to get this sorted out. I also ordered a rain cover and haven't used it yet, but I'm very disappointed

These pants are not made for hips. I ordered size xxl which according to the size chart should be big enough to fit under leggings or skinny jeans. The size chart doesn't tell you about hip measurements matching waist measurements. They are straight up and down and have no stretch. They were also at least 6 inches longer at the bottom and 6 inches shorter at the back; They didn't even match my underwear in the back. I'm 5'4" tall and pear shaped so I'm used to long pants but they are useless. I

Pretty big and baggy and I'm definitely not going to win any fashion awards with it. I looked like a real boy compared to another climber I met who was wearing arc'teryx waterproof, breathable pants. But they're cheap, very light, and have kept me dry descending Mount Adams at 4,000+ feet. I will buy them again because I've ruined too many expensive Gore-Tex pants on rocky and icy descents. I'm going to get my sewing machine out to make a few minor adjustments - slimming the waist and adding a…

I bought Frogg Toggs for a trip to Alaska and wasn't sure they would be enough to keep me warm and dry. The first day I put them on we were fishing for halibut and salmon on a boat in high winds and choppy water. I'm naturally layered and was hoping my Frogg Toggs would do the job. Almost 8 hours later I was completely dry and only my hands were cold from being wet and windy as we drove back to the lodge. even though we had waders. I'm so glad I did because my waders are leaking. My socks were…