These are the best poncho's you can get in my opinion. I have used these in multiple trips in Disney and into the woods camping. The water literally runs right off them over and over again m. The durability for the price is great as well.

Other than the texture it works 10/10

Used at Disney. Worked great!

It claims my package was handed the package, but it was not! I had no idea that it was even sitting on my Front Porch until I checked the status that claimed it was physically handed to the individual! No, no it wasn't! However, the Ponchos were great quality!

My husband needed a poncho to take golfing; he loves this one. It's of portable size and works great. Good order!

Gave it as a gift

Went on a camping trip and it poured on us for almost the whole trip, the hike to our campsite was a quarter mile through a thick wall of fallen trees and other debris that could easily poke and tear any poncho but this one held up really damn good, i am thoroughly impressed by how good its holding up and it went through some harsh conditions.

Light weight and very roomy

A nice, lightweight poncho. Got two holes in it the first time I wore it thanks to my dog. Definitely have to be careful with it, but that's the weight tradeoff. Not quite long enough for me at 6', my legs were wet above the knee in driving rain.

Nicely constructed. The outer shell is soft and pliable and the Fabric liner will make it cooler and less sweaty than other plastic ponchos. It is large enough to cover a backpack. Comes with its own stuff sack. I'm pleased for the low price.

Good poncho especially for the price, but it snagged on a branch and tore immediately. It's also a one size fits most, so it was HUGE on me.

I purchased these to leave in vehicles for emergency use. They seem to be built well for this task. They do not seem to be built strong enough for daily wear in a rainy environment.

I bought this for my husband because he mows at a golf course, RAIN OR SHINE! We've had a lot of rain this summer and he was pleasantly surprised how well it held up. Only ONCE did he come home SOAKED through to his clothes, but that was after mowing for about 7 hours in a complete DOWNPOUR!

Kept me dry when I was walking in the rain. However, when I came in, i noticed a small inspected by sticker on it. While removing the sticker, it tore away a bit of the material. I and others I showed it to found it ironic. I'm sure it'll still repel water, but now it will have that flaw.

I have a regular rain jacket that I carry in my long haul backpack, but I wanted something more compact to tuck into my day hiking pack. This fits the bill perfectly. It's light and doesn't take up much room. My day pack does not have a rain cover, and this is large enough to throw over both me and the pack. You can tell that it's not going to win any awards for durability, but I think that's to be expected at this price point. Much better than a nylon poncho from a big box store.

Very good rain protection. Item can get warm when used in a tropical setting.

I guess I missed the Men's part because it shows women wearing it too, but I did not expect this to be so gigantic! It would definitely be effective in keeping you, a backpack and several friends dry, you could make a shelter with it. I didn't want something this large for my trip so I'm donating it to my local homeless aid and going with more of a women's smaller style.

I bought this pancho for a recent trip to the Republic of Panama, where I spent 4 years in the US Army. Rain comes and goes like the flipping of a switch there. This Pancho is super easy to slip on and off, it's light weight and much cooler to wear than standard rain gear. It air dries very quickly and is easily placed back in its carry pouch. It seems well made and of quality material, if something happens to it I will definitely replace it with another. I highly recommend this pancho to anyone who's not fashion conscious.

Excellent wet gear.

I first saw a Frogg Toggs parka in an outdoors store several years ago, and I remember being impressed by the combination of light weight, low cost, and functionality. It was with that in mind that I ordered this to replace the old military surplus poncho that I carried in my pack for many years. Compared to the parkas, this poncho is made of much lighter material. It's stretchy, and I don't think it will stand up well to abrasion or being snagged by bushes. I'm also a bit concerned about how well the snaps that hold it together will stand up. Will they pull loose from the fabric?It's best seen as being sort of halfway between a disposable polyethelyne poncho and a nice silicone coated nylon one, I think. While I wouldn't count on using it as a shelter on a hiking trip, It'll last a lot longer than the disposables, certainly. It's something you can carry for unexpected downpours, and reuse many times. I plan on carrying it in the small rucksack I take on nature hikes and bicycle rides where won't take up much space or weigh me down, and will be there in case of an unexpected rain shower. For what it costs, I think it's a decent value.