Tyvek 400 TY127S Disposable Protective Coverall with Hood and Elastic Cuff, White, 2X-Large (Retail Pack of 1)

An inexpensive protective coverall. I have used it repeatedly to spray foam insulation and it has been very helpful and effective. It keeps me clean and protected completely. A good investment for little money.

I know these have to be advertised as "one and done" disposable suits thanks to the American legal system. At this price that is ok. I reuse mine when I spray stain on fences and when I treat my fruit trees with herbicide. My wife washes it on gentle and then I hang it up to air dry. These are extremely high quality for the price. I wear a 2x shirt and the 2x suit fit just fine, with a little wiggle room left.

Full disclosure; mine was free because the vendor cut a hole in it with a box opener when they opened the larger package of these. However, while it works very well, I tore a fairly big hole in the crotch area when I crouched down to work on something. I realize that you get what you pay for but I would have expected Tyvek to be a bit stronger than that. Still, for ~$10 it's pretty solid.

Fit and function was good. Lasted for four 4-hour spraying sessions. Expect to sweat with it on if working in the sun...but that's to be suspected since it is made of Tyvex. Elastics on arms and legs kept the sleeves and legs in place. Saved me from lots of cleanup. A definite buy again.

The Tyvek material is high quality and resists tearing and liquid penetration far better than the cheap store brand ones available at the orange warehouse place. The fit for this in an XXL is also more generous than the cheap one's from the orange store. These are fine for walking and working upright only. If you need to squat or worse yet crawl around and work under something for long periods of time the inseam between the legs in the crotch area will tear. This being said these lasted far longer than the cheap orange store ones that in my experience will tear apart instantly when squatting. Also the sleeves in this XXL size were somewhat short so when reaching overhead a gap will appear between a wrist glove line and the end of the sleeves so whatever you are for example spraying will get all over your arms, run inside the sleeve area, etc. Final thoughts: Had they sized these with some extra room in the crotch area to accommodate more free movement and made the sleeves a bit longer they'd be perfect.

I used this coverall for spraying an oil-based deck stain on the underside of a large deck that only had crawl space underneath it, along with safety goggles and a respirator because a lot of the spray came back down on me. The coverall kept the stain from penetrating to my clothes, and it didn't rip with crawling around on the dirt, while my previous coverall (different brand) did rip. The only issue is that it is warm, and so overheating and sweating is a problem on a hot day. I found that a cloth headcover for spray painting was better than the coverall hood because the cloth absorbed sweat, while the coverall hood let the sweat run into my eyes.

Great emergency suit to keep in your car to keep dry and warm. Also works great when cleaning out a dirty garage to avoid getting dusty and bitten by spiders. Can get a little warm on hot days. Best when it is cool....Breathes pretty good too.

For the price it was a good buy. I've used it twice (after hand washing) for plumbing issues we've had to go under the house and it was relatively comfortable and easy to put on and take off.