Navy Blue Adult Rain Poncho

Great fit, great price. My son, my husband and I purchased these to take to a three-day camping and hiking trip, just in case the expected good weather didn't stay as it was on the day we were to arrive. The price was reasonable for them here at Amazon; they arrived quickly and inside a mesh, zipper tote bag.These fit us all pretty well, despite our differences in shapes, heights and weights and they lasted for the climb to the tallest natural point in PA (Mt Davis)--which was on a 40F degree, wind-whipped, very rainy day. We were wearing backpacks with these on over top of our windbreakers, and despite the rugged and steep climb up and the many trees and branches poking out at us while on the trail, we did not tear or rip them. we did only use them that day, however as the other two days we had dry weather.These had snaps up each side, and slipped on over your head. The thickness of the synthetic/plastic material was not too thick or bulky, and these ponchos have no inner lining or layer. They might be hot when wearing other jackets or clothes underneath; on a hot day, I'd imagine these would get uncomfortable pretty quickly. You'd feel like you were wearing plastic wrap, maybe. But with the snaps at the sides, you could open those up for more comfort. The poncho's hood is not long enough for everyone. My husband's was a bit too small for him (he has a ling neck and a large nugget for a head), so he put his hat on, instead.My husband's poncho did not completely cover his entre arm--but they definitely covered almost to the wrist. For me and my son they were perhaps a touch too long, covering to the end of his fingertips and to halfway between wrist and fingers, on me. Each was the same size, but due to our differing sizes, they fit each of us differently.They were pretty hard to refold and then get back into their zippered bags after they had dried, but we did manage it with no damage to the ponchos or bags. We will reuse them on the annual camping trip we take with the neighbors, and if they hold up, my son can use his if he goes to a baseball game with his dad.

These hoods come in a small net pouch which makes them easy to carry around while traveling (after you figure out how to make it small enough to fit in again ;).Fit- We had for a 6 ft man and it fit, but was shorter in length, maybe to knees. They also fit a woman 5' 3 " in a longer length which was better coverage.We also bought the children's ones which fit both a 6 yr old and a 10 yr old. I believe they would also fit younger and older children too.They are heavier than cheaper ones so keep you dry and don't stick so much to your body like the disposables. In the Florida heat where we used them, they were pretty hot but not much hotter than the 90 degree weather.There are snaps which help in forming arms but they unsnap pretty easily which can be annoying.The hood has an opening but it not have a drawstring so you might struggle a little bit to put on.We used them for over a week and they are still all in tact.The only reason I could not give it 5 stars is because the hood is not big enough to keep rain off of your face and it does not stay in place. For the adults, it only hangs over a very tiny bit so our faces were soaked. You can help this a little by wearing a visor or baseball cap under it.It would have been nearly perfect if not for that. Maybe a snap or draw string and a longer hood would help that.

My job requires me to spend hours outside, tromping through whatever mother nature decides to throw at me. Not wanting to waste a ton of money on a really high quality raincoat that would likely be ruined on the job, I decided on the more affordable rain poncho.My initial thought when I got it was that I would *never* be able to fold it up so neatly as the manufacturer, to be able to fit it in that mesh bag that it arrived in. My initial thought was correct. I'm sure it's entirely possible to fold it up into a tight little square to carry the poncho with you, particularly if you're taking it with you when hiking or travelling. But I didn't have much luck and probably won't try again.The poncho is made well, with solid seams and I don't expect it will rip. The buttons on the side would make it easy to put on, if the poncho wasn't about 4 sizes too big for me. Since it is so large, though, I don't even bother un- and re-buttoning the sides. I just slip it right over my head and poke my arms through.The material is the slick texture that you expect from a rain poncho and is entirely water resistant. When I wear it, whatever is covered by the poncho remains dry. So I'd say it's quite successful in its endeavors.My biggest complaint is the ever-annoying issue of "one size" for a small young woman. If I was carrying a large backpack underneath the poncho it would probably fit better, but on its own I am swimming in it.

I bought this poncho to wear in the playground as I get fed up with getting soaked to the skin! It is huge and to be honest the children were in fits when I went outside in. However it does the job so I will continue to wear it! lol

Looked better in the picture but it does the job I was disappointed as it looked better quality than it is.

What can you say about a rain cape.It fits, is waterproof and does it's job.Nicely made, packs up small.

The stuff looks like a shower curtain. Rather cheap. I don't know how long it will last. Large enough however

Specifically bought this poncho because it opened at the neck. Poncho I received does not open at the neck. Will be returning.