I was fortunate to have these with me when the skies opened up at a sporting event. I stayed dry and warm. The technical jacket that I normally wear keeps me dry but when it stops raining and the jacket starts to dry off, it pulls a lot of body heat away leaving me cold. The Frogg Toggs solve this problem. I don't know how breathable they are but I'm going to carry them on a 400-mile hike. They are built well and should go the distance, just wish they had pit sippers.

I'm very unhappy with this rainsuit. I ride my bicycle to college every day, about 4 miles one way, and I've worn this 30$ rainsuit TWICE, and it already has a hole in the back of the pants and my ass gets SOAKED whenever I wear it. I would not recommend this product to anyone as it is very fragile and wears out extremely fast.
the pictures were taken today, the third time I've worn this rainsuit. I never put it in the washing machine or dryer and I always dried it off and folded it up into the bag it came in, yet still it gets soaked through the hole.

I keep a set of Frogg Toggs Pro Lites in every pack and every vehicle I own, I have spent hours in thunderstorms and steady rains down to just drizzle and they perform better than anything else you can purchase for the same price and more!

There are garbage bags made of tougher stuff, both pieces ripped before being worn 3 times. You get what you pay for I guess, except for the fact that 20 bucks buys a lot more garbage bags.

100% Waterproof For Wet Sports., Soft, Really Well-Made, Tight Seams, NOT for Hunting Or Laboring It's Lightweight Fabric.
* This Is Exceptional Featherlite Rain Gear, The Best at repelling rain. The Waist Has A Drawstring. The Wrists Ans Ankles Have Elastic.
* The Size Runs True.
* They Are Completely And Utterly Waterproof. My husband has worn them in pounding rain All Day, and not gotten wet.
* They Do "Breath", They're Almost Sweat-Proof, Up To The High 80's. Great Feature.
** Upside: They Are Designed To Be Thin, They Don't Make Any Noise, They Are Utterly Flexible. Great For Sporting Activities Like Biking, Basketball, Kayaking, Jogging.....
* Downside: If You're Really "Working" in them they would probably Rip. By Work, I mean Mechanicing, Hiking Through Brush, Roofing, ect...
* Not at the Seams, Because They Are Made Very Well. But they would rip Due To Nails, Crawling In Brush, or Splinters. No Climbing for hunters either. Sorry.
* However, If you're looking for something to wear around to keep you Super DRY and yet (Look Good) this is the set for you.
* If You Want Something Tough, Try This: Dutch Harbor Gear Men's Quinault Rain Bib, Green, Large

* Frog Toggs Are Top-End Professional Rain Suits.
* They just are not thick enough to withstand lumberjack type activities.

* Hope you found this info helpful. Thanks For Reading.