Men's Long Hooded Raincoat - Waterproof Rain Jacket for Work & Outdoor Use

Buen precio y buena calidad del artículo

It works just fine. Its not a premium over the top perfect rain coat, but my husband is probably going to rip it in like a year anyway so it'll work just fine. Got a size up so he can wear it over sweaters. He's used it on runs and likes not being soaking wet for once and that the hood isn't tiny. Since it's a size up it's not overly tight and looks more like the last few pics with it kinda big, I think it looks nicer like this. If it was tight it'd be kinda comical. The pockets are fine, I have some stuff to repair them when he rips them cuz theyre not flimsy but its going to happen. Id happily reorder this when his breaks. Id order my own but i have plenty of rain coats. Its also so small he stuffs it in his hiking backpack.

This raincoat is described as ‘ultra-lite’ and is made of thin, lightweight plastic however the product description is confusing.-The coat is described as having a ‘large felt hat’. The hood is large but it’s made of the same thin plastic as the rest of the coat.-A ‘neck buckle' is mentioned but I’m not sure what that’s referring to. It has a snap at the neck and the hood has a drawstring.-The description states that it comes with a compact carry bag but I didn’t receive one.-The ‘hat storage bag’ may be referring to the option of folding the coat into the hood, which is possible.-The coat does not have a ‘waterproof zipper’. The closure consists only of snaps along the front.-There are no ‘elastic double cuffs’ but there is a snap to snug the cuff around the wrist.This coat has two large side pockets with flaps to keep the rain out and they measure 7.5 x 6.25. There’s an open ventilation flap on the upper back with two 1.5 inch holes underneath. All of the snaps function well and are attached to a double layer of plastic to prevent tearing. The seams are melted together for rain proofing, as described. Rain doesn’t penetrate the coat so it does its intended job.I ordered this coat in size large. The coat measures 56 inches at the chest, 54 inches at the hips and 48 inches from the base of the hood to the hem in the center back. The sleeves measure 23 inches along the bottom.This is a low cost raincoat option that will keep you dry. Expect it to be thin and lightweight and you won’t be disappointed. I deducted a star due to the confusing product description.

This is a super light rain jacket. People should know that right off the bat. It's not a coat, and has no warmth - it's a waterproofing cover. That's a good thing for Spring in the Midwest. It's not cold, it's just rainy, so having a good waterproofing layer that doesn't add weight is a positive thing for me. The cut of the 3x is pretty generous, and leaves room for my layers underneath too, so if I needed to add a warmth layer I could. I really appreciate the hood.The seams are some kind of heat welding, and my expectations were modest to say the least. I was impressed that, after loading down the pockets, they actually did hold up. I didn't necessarily expect that.This is compact, and will keep you dry in a downpour. Not sure what else I could ask!

Product didn’t last one day returning ripped

This is not a coat I would plan to wear on going out, it is the kind of emergency gear to keep handy for being caught in a real bad downpour and having to get out of the car, or on a trail. It is extremely lightweight and thin, which makes it packable to a very small volume and easy to carry. Impermeable to water, also not breathable enough (there is ventilation on the back, but insufficient for me) so I will sweat on the inside in high temperatures. There is absolutely no sewing, all seams are thermal glue or such, not sure how durable these are but so far none detached. More concerning for me are the plastic clasps, these I do not expect to last much.I trust this to keep me dry in a downpour, and it provides for much better mobility than the usual emergency rain ponchos. One possible drawback is the width of the sleeve: if dressed up in a suit the sleeves are pretty tight. In my case, that’s not much of a concern, the downpour would catch me in some urban area dressed like that so I don’t have to walk miles in the rain.Overall, I’d say this serves a very specific purpose: emergency rain protection. Portable, better than an emergency poncho. If it saves the day once I still think I got my money’s worth.

VERY thin i am afraid to wear it because it's so thin it might tear or the rain will dissolve it LOL ,nice color though and it actually fits ok , will not buy another

I bought this large rain jacket as a gift for my boyfriend, who’s 6'6" and around 300 pounds. We got it in a 3X, and it fits him really well with plenty of room to wear a hoodie underneath. The sizing is perfect for big and tall guys!The jacket is also long enough to reach his knees, which makes it feel like a trench coat for the rain – great coverage! However, it feels extremely thin and a bit cheap. I’m concerned it might rip easily with heavy use, but for the price, it's definitely a solid deal. If you're looking for something affordable that fits well and offers extra coverage, this is a good option. Just don’t expect it to last forever!