Clear Disposable Emergency Rain Poncho with Hood for Adults - 20 Pack Review

these things were on a 30 mph boat fishing in Seadrift Bay, Texas when we caught a rainstorm. These coats also fit people over 250 pounds. enough space.

I mean if you are in a tight situation they will be fine and get the job done but for Florida's heat and humidity they are so flimsy that they tend to stick to your skin. This is my only complaint. I was hoping for a thicker material but then again they will get the job done and keep you dry for the most part.

I bought these for my son in college during the rainy season thinking it would be easier for him to use disposable picks than try to hang reusable ones in his dorm room. He said they worked great and that he hung them up anyway and reused them at least two or three times.

I bought these to put in my fanny pack for our eclectic trip because it rains every day in Florida. They aren't exactly pocket friendly, so I gave them 4 stars. Photos 1 and 2 show how they were packaged. I removed one, folded it in half and put it back in the box so it was pocket sized. Photos 3 and 4. We will update this review when we use it.

This is a thin sheet of clear plastic that you probably shouldn't reuse during a pandemic. I saw the photo and thought it might last a wash or two but the way it folds up I don't think it will be clean even if it doesn't tear in the wash. Nevertheless, something like this is needed to minimize contact with the outside world.

Sleeve too short. The forearms are open so your hands get wet. I work outdoors and have found that this doesn't work for those who work outdoors and are physically active. Since the sleeves are too short, it's best to just throw on a plastic garbage bag. They are suitable for light to moderate rainfall. In heavy or torrential rain, I would recommend a long-sleeved raincoat.

They were perfect for our trip to Disney World. They were light and compact, making them easy to transport. I put mine in my pocket. It rained every day we were there. The hood can be easily pulled over the hat and covers the backpack. I stayed dry. Easy to put on and take off. They are very thin and will likely tear when we walk through the bushes, but they are perfect for an amusement park and will not tear.

I bought these because it rains a lot where I live and I like being able to go out without taking a raincoat or umbrella with me All ponchos work but this is the smallest and lightest I've seen which is why I bought them. They keep me dry but are minimal in the sense that they don't have a drawstring to tie the hood or tightening the sleeves If you want those features or thicker material, buy a more expensive, heavier and larger one If you want something lightweight to fit in your pocket, this…