🌧️ LIVINO Reusable Rain Ponchos 2 Pack for Adults: Waterproof and Breathable Raincoats for Hiking, Camping, and Tours Review

It took my husband and I all day to drive in and out of Disneyland so I'd say it was worth it! We could have used it more if it had rained more because it fully held. Would buy again for another rainy trip!

How to stay dry without tearing. It's durable yet lightweight. It's long so your pants won't get wet when you walk. I've worn it in the pouring rain and it even helped keep my glasses dry as long as the wind wasn't blowing on me.

I didn't open the box to take out the poncho. . It didn't smell like plastic. For less than $10, it's worth having just in case. Even though I haven't tried it, I will recommend it for my above findings.

Worked at Disney. Cut the elastic on the wrists because they were quite tight and my wrists are baby sized. I am 5'4 150lbs and my husband is 5'11 170lbs. There was some wiggle room, but not much. In general, the quality is satisfied. Can be reused. Thick plastic. Not cheap.

This poncho is only waterproof for about 5 minutes. After more than 5 minutes of rain exposure, water slowly begins to seep through the "breathable" material. My entire shirt that I was wearing under this poncho was completely soaked after 20 minutes in the rain. DO NOT BUY IF YOU WANT TO STAY DRY!

The color is nice but it runs small for an American and it gets very hot. From the description it looks like real fabric, but it's actually just plastic. It's getting very, very hot. I wear it for pandemic reasons to avoid getting drips on my clothes when I have to go to medical exams. This makes sense on the one hand, but is also very problematic on the other.

Decent material for the price. You get two in a pack and they are more in the style of a traditional cape than a sweater style poncho. I like how the sleeves fit and how the hood can be tightened with a drawstring. I'm 5ft 6" and this cape is about 2" below the knee. The specs list one size, but it's definitely intended for someone with a large to XL build. They didn't quite fit my busty chest, so I'm going to give them to someone less fortunate. However, if they decide to release larger sizes,

It was raining and I used it for work in the morning. The moment I put it on I noticed how tight it was and how SUCKED the buttons were. When walking, the buttons open by themselves and my pants stay out in the rain. The buttons just don't work. The drawstring for the hoodie also sucks and is very cheaply made as the ends came off as soon as I tugged on it. Now that the wind is blowing, the sweatshirt can't stay on because the drawstring has come loose. Waste of money in my opinion. It's better

I am satisfied with this raincoat. It is very thin but therefore very small, so it can be folded and packed or stored in the car. It's not as thin as a dollar store poncho. I also like a good large size. I myself go outside several times a day to take care of street animals. Where I live it often rains with temperatures just above freezing and I can wear this raincoat over my thick winter coat. The hood nestles nicely around the face, doesn't slip or slip. And the most pleasant thing is the…