FROGG TOGGS Men's Ultra-lite2 Waterproof Breathable Rain Jacket

This is by far the best raincoat you can buy for $20 its a steal. Very lightweight, the frogskin well i guess people don't understand the material but it's superior in everyway I like the way it feels also everybody complains about the sizing but I don't think they look at the chart the chart it says if you have a 34 inch waist you should be wearing a small typically most people would think that would be a medium to a Large.. I just can't sit by and see all those complaints aimed at froggs toggs they also makes $250 Coats which I have that says a lot

This is my third one to purchase. Very lightweight and the size is true.

Very nice, great fit.

I love this coat. It packs up small and stuffs back into the storage bag without a problem. I work outside most of the time and weather can change at the drop of a hat. I keep this in the truck and when the rain starts to fall, I pull out this handy shell and keep on working without getting soaked. I bought a size larger so it'll fit over a fleece or sweatshirt and the like, but even if I'm not insulating, it isn't so big that I feel like I'm wearing a tent.I've used this for the past 9 months or so and it is still intact despite a fair amount of abuse. I've got some Frogg Togg ponchos, and those are great and about the same size when packed up, but this is more comfortable for work. It is lightweight enough that I can wear it when it is 80 degrees outside and I'm not dying (zipped up for 20 minutes or so).For a durable, packable, lightweight rain jacket, I haven't used better.

Not only does this look and feel like a tarp, it fits like one too. I knew getting into this that these ran big, but decided to go with my usual size (L) because I like jackets to fit a little roomy, and figured extra room would fit over a hoodie or light jacket. What unfolded from the light but bigger-than-expected storage pouch was something closer to a XXL or even XXXL, no exaggeration. It looks like something I could use in my garden to protect an entire box planter from the elements. Not only is it huge through the chest and waist, but the arms are almost comically oversized - think Michelin Man territory. There is not cord to cinch the waist, nor are there any pockets or vents — i can live without the vents, but the lack of pockets or way to secure the waist is a serious drawback. And the folded version is no better - the pouch this comes in is too large to fit into the side/water bottle pocket of my backpack, which is where I like to keep emergency raingear like this for quick deployment during a hike. The only place it would fit would be inside the pack itself, where it would take up space from more essential items.This might indeed repel rain well, and I would probably fit into a medium or even small much better. But given the unpleasantly stiff, crunchy feel of the fabric, less than optimal portability, and lack of basic features like pockets and a fitted waist, I decided to treat myself and spend an extra ten bucks for something that actually fits me and doesn't make me look like a walking construction site.

Perfect for outdoor activities, my boy uses it for running, very light and easy to dry. very confortable.

really really advise against ordering anything from them. i adjusted my hat and tore the hood, incredibly low quality and ridiculously thin.after i messaged them about a replacement they sent me a bunch of hoops to jump through including shipping them my damaged product at my own cost. absolute scam of an organization- put your 20$ towards a higher quality rain coat and youll thank me.

Haven't worn it yet but the bag that contains the raincoat is small and light I keep it in my backpack.