Hooded Rain Poncho for Adults Waterproof Lightweight Rain Coat for Men Women Reusable Rain Jacket for Emergency Outdoor

It isn't often that I feel compelled to leave feedback for something so inexpensive and so... boring. But this poncho is surprisingly well made especially considering the price point. It works *perfectly* for my intended use - stowing on an ATV for those moments where the sky decides to do something the weather person said it wouldn't. The material, while thin, seems durable enough as to not be concern. Because of this thinness, the parka compresses nicely into the included bag so is easily stored. The zippers that come *down* the arms (starting at the hands) is a perfect touch allowing one to essentially set the opening height of both sides. The wrists have velcro to allow finer adjustment of the tightness of the cuffs. There are reflective strips front and back which will also be of use when out riding ATVs. There is a large front pocket that you could put simple essentials in but given the placement of it I wouldn't put anything of weight in it. All in all a great product for the price.

We have used rain ponchos before and keep a stash in our camping gear. They're cheap, disposable, and basically a large garbage bag that we wear to stay dry despite the humiliation. Ours are bright orange as we bought them on clearance at the Coleman store. We're doing some hiking in Costa Rica next month (for the first time) and learned that rain ponchos are highly recommended to bring especially since the weather is so unpredictable in the rain forests. I could just pack a few of our 99cent orange ones from Coleman, but something told me that was a bad idea. Here's why: a) We need something neutral-colored. The fauna in the rain forest can get spooked by bright colors so it's advised to keep colors neutral, especially during night hikes. b) I don't trust the cheapy ponchos TBH. They're adequate for a few minutes but longer than that, they lack durability. c) There's a lot of stuff wrong with the cheapy ponchos, namely they don't keep the sides dry, unless you're sitting in the stands at a ball game. Which we won't be. c) Come on. I want to have some sort of dignity & style, even though a rain poncho is the most unflattering clothing item in the history of man, we'll be taking lots of photos so I don't want to cringe whenever I look at hubby and I in the future. Something that looks like we at least made an effort to look presentable is preferred. I stumbled upon the ANYOO rain poncho and the reviews looked decent. What appealed to me most about this poncho is the color. Beige/clay is a color I don['t see often in rain ponchos, so I decided to give these a try. One for me (5'4", 170lbs) one for hubby (5'11", 200lbs). They arrived yesterday and I quickly removed one from it's nifty nylon carrying case to assess the product. IS IT EVEN POSSIBLE TO BE ASTONISHED BY A RAIN PONCHO? Why yes, yes it is! 1) The color is great. Love the natural beige color. 2) The fabric is impressive. Heavier than our cheap disposable ponchos, but lighter than duffle bag material. And it's ripstop. 3) The stitching is also impressive, like it was made by the same people that make tents 4) Reflective stripe on front and back? Nice touch! 5) Pocket in the front, with a flap! Ingenious. I'm surprised this is not standard for a rain poncho! 6) Optional buttons to close around arms and sides. Wow! Just Wow! Not only will this help to keep sides and arms dry, but it makes the poncho have a way nicer profile. Like I won't look like I'm wearing a plastic tablecloth over my head! 7) Hood with built in visor. Yes yes! So water doesn't drip right onto my face! 8) Lined interior, so it doesn't feel like a sauna underneath with the humidity and rain (and possibly sun). 9) Grommets/eyelets in the bottom corners. What? I didn't even know it came with these until I was folding it back up. For those that don't know, this is an invaluable feature that allows you to turn this poncho into a tent or shelter by tethering it through the grommets to ground or other stationary object. Whoever thought of this deserves a prize! 10) Length is ideal for a 6' tall person at least. It is higher in the front than the back which makes sense. But it still falls below the knees for protection. This poncho is A-MAZING. I'm literally excited to wear it because it was designed to be much more than just a waterproof barrier to keep you and your backpack dry. It actually has useable features that will make your rain-soaked adventure even more bearable! Only 3 concerns, but they are so minor. 1) The neck hole is not very big. My hubby has a fairly large neck but was able to get it over his head with no problem. I believe the reason they made they didn't allow more space in the neck hole is to keep the water out. Duh. Makes sense. And 2) as someone else mentioned, the little nylon storage bag that it comes in is tiny. Be prepared to spend some time rolling this poncho up TIGHTLY to squeeze it back into the bag. Don't think you'll be able to fold it up by following the original creaselines either. It's impossible. Folding a fitted sheet is easier than re-folding this poncho so don't even try. Just do your best to fold it into a large rectangle and then roll it super tight to get it back in the bag. You will go mad otherwise. Lastly, the snaps are super secure, which is good, but when unbuttoning, requires some care. I believe if you yank on the snaps to unbutton, you will rip the fabric. The fabric is strong but not that strong. All-in-all, I'm EXTREMEY pleased with the features of this poncho. Now I haven't actually tested it in the rain yet, and who knows when that will be. But compared to my cheap disposable rain ponchos, this one's a rolls royce. If Tony Stark designed a rain poncho, I imagine it would be very similar to this one.

It took three tries for me to get a poncho that had all three of the advertised "snaps" on both sides. The seller did a great job of responding to complaints and issuing a code for replacements (two of them, which came quickly). The first two ponchos were the green model. The third was blue. The blue poncho was superior in every way to the green ones. It has all of the snaps, and the materials seem to be of a higher quality. As one should expect, the material itself does not breathe, but I think the garment is vented well enough to perform as hoped in warmer, more humid weather. It is very light, which is good, but I wonder how durable the fabric will turn out to be (for a re-usable item) and how well it will hold up in strong wind and heavy rain. We will see. The zipper on the front makes it much easier to put on and can help vent some heat. The plastic visor is probably a good thing, although it would be better if it was made of a material that is a bit stiffer and can be repeatedly bent into a desired shape. It has good length, although it could be even longer for someone my height (6' 3"). It takes a bit of care to fold it back up small enough to fit in its pouch. I suspect that I will ultimately conclude that it is a bit pricey for the amount of benefit that I will get from it, but I will reserve judgment until I have used it a few times.

I absolutely love this poncho. It is very well made and durable. Most importantly it truly kept me dry during my hike. Definitely a 5 ++ star review from me

I don’t write reviews often but because I used and loved these ponchos I had to leave a review. They are plenty large enough for a large person with a backpack on. I’m 5’7 and the poncho went past my knees. I like that for one the rain doesn’t run down the material and wet my shorts like a rain jacket and two I was able to sit with the poncho on and have our backpacks and such under me at Universal to protect everyone’s stuff while my son wore one on a water ride and got off without a drop of water on him while his friends had to ride home on the bus soaking ringing wet. They are strong, you will be able to use them many times. They cost as much as the cheaply made ones that the parks sell!!

We bought these to take to Disneyland. They pack reasonably small in your day pack (sling bag) and are easy to pull out, open and put on. Bonus, they are actually pretty easy to get back in the bag when finished with them! I’m a tall guy (6’2”) and would like a longer poncho. But these worked very well. also considering the heat and humidity of FL, I really wish these were more moisture wicking and breathable. But at some point, the closer you get to that, the less functional these would be as a rain poncho, right? The nice thing about these ponchos are that they have built in grommets to enable the it use to make a lean-to shelter while hiking or camping.

Water-repellent, light, but still remarkably sturdy. Nice snaps on the sides to keep your hips dry. I am 6'1" and found the larger sized poncho to be good coverage. I have had other, heavier ponchos that ripped in no time. This is my second Anyoo only because I got chain oil on the last one (don't ask).

Great quality medium weight not to heavy not to light

Es muy práctico. Protege bastante bien. ocupa muy poco espacio y apenas pesa por lo que es muy recomendable llevarlo contigo cuando el tiempo amenace lluvia ya que … te sacará de un apuro y … llegarás seco al destino.

Los ponchos suelen cubrir muy bien pero ser muy calurosos. Pude probarlo hace un par de semanas, es un diseño moderno bien pensado, menos caluroso de lo habitual. Se nota que no solo está bien pensado, sino bien hecho. Lo recomiendo

Pas encore testé sous une grosse pluie, mais a première vue ça a l'air top comme poncho ! Niveau encombrement c'est parfait, rentre dans n'importe quel sac (photo dans mon cas) La qualité est là, anneaux au extrémités, tirette, etc... Pour ma part il manque juste quelques pressions en plus sur les côtés, ça aurait été un plus car il est grand, dans mon cas (1m65). Il restera toujours à portée de main !

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