Mens Long Hooded Safety Rain Jacket Waterproof Emergency Raincoat Poncho

This is a really nice raincoat. We live in Florida and this is perfect for walking the dogs, doing chores, and cleaning gutters in the rain. So far it has held up well. Great to wear with shorts in warm weather.

My teenage son has to walk a mile to his bus stop, so I thought it would be a good idea to get him a rain coat. This one folds up super small so he can carry it in his backpack and provides much more protection from the rain than an umbrella, especially when it's windy. I picked out a bright color and it has a reflective stripe on it so he is visible to drivers on those rainy mornings before sunrise. I also bought it a couple of sizes larger than he needed both so he wouldn't outgrow it and so he could wear it over his backpack so his computer would not get wet. I've tried it out myself. It is comfortable, well made, and completely blocks the rain. I'm going to buy one for myself and my daughter as well. My son has worn it twice. His protests against it include: "The outside of it gets wet." "My shoes still get wet when I step in puddles." "It drips in my locker." And my favorite, "I don't have time to figure out how this works!" I still recommend this for anyone who is not a teenaged boy, though, because it is an excellent raincoat.

I live in south Florida, where it rains every single day in the summer. I have other rain jackets, but I wanted one a little longer, so my shorts don’t get wet in a driving rain. If you don’t feel like reading, here’s the bottom line – this is a great raincoat for the price. The good I’m 5’11, 185 lbs, and I wear a size 48 jacket. I ordered a size large, and if fits just about perfectly. The sleeves fall right where they should, and the jacket itself comes to my knees. That’s perfect for me… it covers my shorts, so when I get into a store, I’m not freezing from having wet clothes. The sleeves have plenty of room for guys with large hands, and have two snap-able size adjustments. I’ve got big hands, but skinny wrists, and the smallest snap setting is almost too tight for me. The first snap is perfect, but you don’t have to snap them at all. The material is definitely waterproof, and the seams are all sealed with some kind of tape. It’s not tape that can come off, it’s somehow bonded to the material and appears to heat-welded or something. In any case, it’s not peeling off. The zipper and snaps all work well, and are all constructed of some kind of synthetic… maybe nylon? I don’t know, but there is no metal in there, so nothing will rust up on you, even if you’re on the ocean. It has a nice hood, and it even has drawstrings with self-locking tensioners, so you can just pull the strings and slide the lock to keep it there. To release, just push in on the end of the tensioners, and they’ll slide freely back to wherever you want them. There are two pockets, one on each side, down by where your pants pockets would be. They are large enough to hold your hands, or a wallet, smokes, or whatever. It comes with a storage bag. The bag is made of the same material, and has a wrist strap to hang or carry it. A single snap keeps the flap closed, and it’s perfect if this will be kept in your vehicle for roadside emergencies. The Bad The zipper is backwards from normal American men’s jackets. That doesn’t sound like a big deal, and it isn’t, but muscle memory forces me to look down at it each time to figure out why it’s not going on. There are no vents, and no lining, so it can be a bit sweaty and sticky. For me, this is what makes the jacket 4 stars instead of 5. It’s hot and muggy here when it rains, and I would like vents and a lining if I were wearing this all day. The hood doesn’t have a zippered pocket to hide in, nor a small brim you can turn backwards to deflect rain from dripping down on, or in front of, your face. Most don’t, but I guess I got spoiled from my more expensive Vert*x. But I could buy more than a dozen of these jackets for the cost of one Vert*x, and my Vert*x doesn’t cover my shorts at all. When you consider how inexpensive this raincoat is for what you get, it’s a great deal. Hope this helps.

Great quality and fit, very comfortable and hood is nice a big!

Excellent product and very well made.

I use it for work in inclement weather when making deliveries. The length helps with keeping my pants and especially my abdomen and adjoining areas dry so my seat isn't wet. Calf's get wettish but also from repeated splash damage from boots so not the jackets fault. Quality seems fine for price, but did have a slight rip at the bottom of the zipper from the jacket. Minor sewing repair should fix but honestly that was from heavy duty getting in and out of the delivery vehicle, and I wouldn't say it's normal everyday wear and tear issue. It's water proof, not water resistant WHICH means, it can and does get hot. But slightly sweaty and muggy is different than extremely soaked from a down pour which it does protect from. Keep in mind I'm working, not casually strolling. The size is a bit big, so it fits over your normal cloths. Would buy again. Better than a cheap poncho.

A raincoat is a raincoat , right ? Not always ! This raincoat not only keeps you dry it keeps you safe ! PLUS it does it with style ! Made with first class materials and assembled perfect ! This "SAFETY BEACON" RAINCOAT IS A WIN WIN BUY !

This jacket works for the rain pretty well ... BUT (and it is a big but), you will sweet inside like in a sauna... it is basically a plastic poncho well made.

Partner does night shift security and says this & wet weather pants were his best gifts.

Walking dog

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Cada que lo uso parezco un personaje de película de terror, pero mi ropa no se moja y aparte esta calentito

Très bel imperméable, assez long pour une bonne protection sous la pluie. Il est léger.