My first rain suit I ever bought and my last one...I ride a bike so this is why I needed one living in Washington since it rains all the time...I bought this weeks ago and the first day I got it of course it was raining and a good steady rain at that...I was in the rain for almost 2 and a half hours and this suit with held it and did not rip anywhere being the whole time I was biking..good arm movement not right at all and you don't sweat very breathable the size is on point for I am a guy and as long as you follow the size chart you'll be fine...like I said I've never had a rain suit before so the size did worry me but once I got it on that was not an issue anymore...I use this all the time and not once do I regret spending this small amount of money on this awsome rain suit...I will buy another when it is time to..

The word DISPOSABLE should be added to the title. Unless you're standing still in a padded room with no sharp corners, this suit is a JOKE!!!!!!! My index finger ran against the grain of the material and it was severely scratched... Excess material caught the corner of the tail gait of the truck as I walked past and yielded a massive puncture in the pants. And finally, as I squatted to pick up a set of dropped keys, the crotch ripped about 6in along the seam. I was so furious that I just ripped the remaining material off of my body! And all of this happened in a matter of 2hrs. I'm not even going to bother sending the pants back to the company be it looks like a lawn mower got ahold of it.

A PVC rain suit (incredibly durable to) can be purchased for less than $10. Its worth an extra lb in weight to carry. RUN AS FAR AWAY FROM THIS PRODUCT AS YOU POSSIBLE CAN!

Far better than those half dollar "emergency" rain suits for $5. This should last at least half a dozen uses. I know that sounds low, but to me, it is a real emergency suit to stuff away on a motorcycle. It stuffs down to the size of a softball. Smaller if you try/want. It comes packed flat in a very nice pouch. I got the medium and it's plenty for summer time wearing over clothes. I don't know chest size but I'm a 34 waist, 32 length, 180lbs, and it is plenty (stretchy too).

For almost triple the cost, you can get a more long-term suit...which I also have for longer planned trips. For this one, I got a large and it fit over my winter clothes (so a medium would probably be better for summer). http://www.amazon.com/Nelson-Rigg-Stormrider-Black-Visibility-Yellow/dp/B0068ERNNE?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage

These are very suitable rainwear for light-duty use. The outfit is not for road construction or other activity that could tear or damage the material. This is a good rainsuit for low activity as light hiking and occupancy of a campground or tent site. If you cause a rip or tear, any of the common rip-stop repair tapes work well; in the field, duct tape is hard to beat. The entire outfit can be packed in a small space; for the price, it is difficult to find anything out there that works as well. I rated one star lower because of the fragile material of which the outfit is crafted.

These work great. I bought a set for my teenage daughter and one for my husband as they both ride e-bikes to school and work, The suits keep them dry without adding bulk ir being too hot. They are light weight so they can be carried easily for the "might rain, might be sunny" days. Will definitely purchase again if they do wear out. They've used them for a couple of months now and they still look and work great