Was a little more flimsy then I thought it would be but is still nice

Overall, this poncho was well worth buying. It was light weight but very sturdy-stayed in place when the wind blew rain increased. I'm 5' 9 and poncho covered me well-kept me dry.Would have liked a front pocket for small essentials with velcro closure.

You can not beat the value

We used these ponchos during a concert on a rainy day and they really protected us from getting wet. They are also warm in the inside and very comfortable to wear. I would highly recommend them.

This thing could be a tent! Wish they had smaller size. I'm small and I'm just lost in this. Very surprised I could get it back in the little stuff sack.

One poncho was nicely pack the other poncho was balled up in the bag. All wrinkled looks used.

This Frogg Toggs poncho is ideal rain-gear for unexpected rain or for covering you and your pack. I keep one with me in the woods as back-up if I anticipate rain and have my regular rain-gear, or anytime that I don't expect rain, but want to be prepared. The size and weight (minimal) makes it easy to pack as a just-in-case item - and has been used and appreciated in that capacity more than once.Given the price, quality, design, and overall functionality of this poncho, I highly recommend carrying one.

Took these to Disney, they take up a lot of space in a backpack but they were so nice to have when it started to downpour.They were a bit too big for my 10 year old son. We bought a child poncho at Disney so he could use his arms.

It was a really good poncho but when it first arrived we didnt notice that there were some holes but other that that it was fine

The fabric seems durable and construction is good. My only issue is that I wanted this to walk the dog during the rain, but my lower arms get wet. This needs to be a little wider so that when your arm is extended holding the leash all of your arm is covered. If you are not moving around much or stationary, then not a problem. But if you are moving about and have to extend your arms, then they are going to get wet.

I've had Froggs before in the poncho. It worked well to go over my backpack when bike riding and never leaked.I came across this one in Today's Deals and couldn't pass it up. It ain't Northface, but it ain't $200 either

Good for hiking etc in the rain. Kept me dry but gets hot

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I live in California and the past few weeks have been filled with torrential downpour so I got this out of necessity! But go figure as soon as I did it only rain once the past week or so that I've had it LOL and I gave it four stars because even though it works as intended the thing is massive and very loose fitting with no kind of drawstring or any way of slimming it down which would be nice

Keeps you dry on strong rainy days

This is the first poncho I've had that is actually breathable! You don't have to worry so much about condensation, sweat, etc.It does stain easily though. That's something to consider if you worry about such things.Seems to be about as durable as its competitors.I recommend it!

Excellent coverage but it does not pack compactly and is too heavy to pack when you may not need it. It is great if you know you have to use it but otherwise it takes up too much space and weight.

Nice light durable packable work great on a trip canoeing with portages. Kids now appreciate the versatility of a decent poncho.

Good value. Product seems to be good quality

If you're an average-sized person, assume that the picture is going to be pretty accurate and that your lower arms and legs will be fully exposed while wearing this poncho. During warmer weather where I was wearing short sleeves and shorts and the weather turned rainy this length worked very nicely for me, and was actually more comfortable than some older/longer ponchos I've owned. (Possibly assisted by the Frogg being more breathable than most of my older camping ponchos.) Definitely breathable, and also dried quickly after the rain stopped. On the other hand, when I was stuck in a raging downpour combined with cooler temperatures where I was wearing long sleeves and pants, the shorter design left the bottoms of my sleeves and pants exposed and was rather less comfortable as the rain drenched those sections of my clothing. Can't really penalize the poncho much for this since the pictures seem very realistic for how it fits and how much it covers, but it's enough to have me look at a different poncho for cooler-weather use.