This was a very useful and cost-effective item for home projects. It kept out paint and dust for me while I patched, sanded and painted a ceiling. I would recommend it, and I would buy one again, but with some caveats.1. Notwithstanding the description of microporous material, it didn't feel like any air got in or out of this coverall. This may be a good thing, depending on your project. Still, I sweated buckets. I have never felt so depleted after painting a room, and it wasn't even that warm or sunny.2. I ordered this in a large and it fit quite wellbut I wear a medium for all other clothing. Not a big deal, but I'm glad I ordered one size up.3. It was about as durable as I expected for a disposable coverall, but it helps to be very careful. I have used mine a couple of times so far without tearing it, but with sharp or heavy objects or more strain on the seams, it might not have held.

Okay, it does the job, its lightweight and for the price it can't be beat but I guess its a trade off. The plastic lining is part of the safety feature to keep all the nasty chemicals you are working with from making contact with your skin. History: I was spraying for mosquitos one evening in in August after the sun went down but the real feel temperature was still in the mid 80's. To borrow a line from Roseanne Roseannadanna I thought I was gonna die. No cool breeze could find its way in and my body heat couldn't escape, I was being cooked alive... like being wrapped in an oven cooking bag. (think 1980's Sauna Suit) It obvious the plastic liner is needed for protection but I'm afraid I'll have to find a better way to protect myself because heat stroke isn't healthy.

Worked well

I put this thing on and my wife started thinking maybe I was making Blue Meth in the garage! (You know. You all know exactly who I am) Actually, using it too do some hack car painting in the garage. If you are familiar with Tyvek housewrap (typically put between the wood and siding of a house) this is pretty much the same thing. If your using it in conditions below 60F, it's prob be fine. Otherwise, using it outside above 70F, It was making me sweaty very fast. If your using it in rough conditions, like outside in the woods, yah, it could rip. its disposable, but not necessarily 1 and done.

Not talking about any durability at all. Keep away from any branches or bushes. Only industrial use, painting or so on. Sweating is a good sign, because any breathing tissues are a scam. Very comfortable to get on and off. The sizes are true, so there is no need to take 1 size plus even for wearing on clothes.

My husband and I needed to clear out a storage unit in an outdoor building. Worse, the unit had been neglected for about eight years.Upon opening the exterior, roll-up door, the odor was pretty bad. The rodent droppings in the unit were... well, everywhere.However, we couldn't just toss everything. Some valuable and irreplaceable items had been stored there.So, we bought these suits and they work very well. We'd ordered size L (Large) and they fit us fine; we're both around 5'8 tall. I weigh around 155 lbs, and my husband is around 210 pounds.These suits would have worked fine if we were somewhat shorter or maybe two or three inches taller. Because these suits are made from a very lightweight material, it's okay that they're fairly baggy on us.The suits definitely provide a good barrier to the kinds of hazards we're trying to avoid. My advice if you're wearing it in a warm (65F) location and doing physical labor: Dress lightly underneath. You're certain to feel too hot, otherwise. There's zero air flow into or out of the suit, once it's on.Also, if - like me - you have long hair, you'll want to use a hair clip. Even with the hood tied snugly around my face, my hair keeps slipping out around the edges. (That's probably because I keep turning my head to talk to my husband, but the suit doesn't turn with me.)So far, we've worn the suits three times each, and they're holding up very well.They do not cover your shoes, so we're using a disinfecting spray on our footwear, before removing the suits. We're also using nitrile gloves to protect our hands.For the price, these suits seem to be an excellent value.

No hand coverings

Fit is true to size, and comfortable.

This covers the body well and protected me while applying chemicals. The hood is elasticated with a high zip, so fits snuggly around a respirator. Would use again.

So if you're looking for something without footies then this is perfect. I would only give it a 4/5 in terms of value though since I realized you can buy tyvek suits with footies at Home Depot for the same price. Other than that 5/5

They are a little thinner than I thought and run just a touch small but these are much better than the suits I had when I worked in an ICU at a hospital. They are lightweight and the scenes are completely sealed. It appears it is of good quality and especially the tape seems like very good quality. All sealed up. Is pretty happy with this purchase

As described, but makes you hot and sweaty

Product was usefull. It did what it intent. I may look for other option

Came in on time and worth the price

It's ok

I used these for spraying invasive buckthorn (very small trees) in my grove. They were comfortable and very durable. I would and will buy them again.

I need these for random use by different people so I needed a variety of sizes and enough to be available. That's where the low price came in very handy. But note that the large and X-large are the same. Sold as separate the inside label is the same. But for the price, I couldn't complain!