Men's Rain Suit High Visibility Reflective Work Rain Jacket Pants for All Sport Farm Fishing Motorcycle

The jacket isn’t thick but it’s durable for the rain. My husband loves it and it serves its purpose very will. Color was perfect, true to size for a large fit.

I love this rain suit. It's made of a thick, tightly woven fabric that is super water repellent. It's flexible and will not rip and it's very roomy. Is it "waterproof"? Not exactly. Imagine if a rain suit was made out of the same material as a good-quality umbrella. That would be this rain suit. Most umbrellas are made of nylon fabric which repels rain in most circumstances. But if you sit under a waterfall with an umbrella, the water will work its way through eventually, right? Same here. I stood under the water falling from my roof for a few minutes and the water got through the shoulder area - a little bit - not a lot. (My former rain suit was made of vinyl, which is *completely* waterproof, but it ripped easily, and once a rip gets started it's impossible to stop! Do not buy a vinyl rain suit!)The fit of this rain suit is very roomy, so you can wear it over clothing. The sleeves are very long (I bought the XL size). I have very long arms, and the sleeves are long enough to go over my waterproof gloves. The arm and leg cuffs also have Velcro closures, so you can tighten them around your gloves and boots. The hood is generous, and easily keeps your face dry. The manufacturer advertises that this suit is "breathable". This is not true. I tried to breathe through the fabric and it's impossible! You can't even *force* air through it! For me, however, that's a minor point: my main concern is keeping dry, and this rain suit accomplishes that extremely well. The suit also has large reflective areas for safety if you are on a highway. Buy it!

It's not true to size. May need to go one size up. However, it is durable.

It keeps you dry what more do you want. Fits well but long in the pants.Can get a little steamy inside but the mesh lining helps. Maybe some other ventilation that's one way barrier might help.Very reflective and visibleLightweightGreat value.

Very nice quality fits well, absolutely absolutely will keep you dry.Definitely recommend love the colors and the uniqueness.

I purchased the "Hi-vis Black/Green" rain suit to wear over my motorcycle gear (armored jacket and pants). I commute year-round on the bike and hurricane season in my state can be finicky - rain in the morning and blazing hot in the afternoon or clear in the morning and rain in the afternoon, so wearing a dedicated armored moto-centric rainsuit all day like I've been doing previously can be problematic (think mobile sauna).I am 6'2" 220lb, ordered XL hoping I could get it on and off without taking my ADV boots off and was pleased to find that I can, albeit with a little minor fiddling with the mesh liner that likes to snag on the buckles. The fit is roomy enough to not bind or bunch while on the bike but tight enough to not billow at speed. The sleeves are long enough to go just past my wrists, but the legs are a tad short on me. An XL Tall option would have been nice but my boots come up high enough to make it a non-issue. I did not look at the sizing chart before ordering so I suggest you do that first. I suspect a 2X pant would be easier to get on and off but based on the fit of the XL pant I expect they would be more billowy at speed. A 2X jacket would be too big for me, the XL fits very well with room to move but not too much room to billow.The hood tucks away nicely in back and actually forms a kind of neck support which was a nice extra, plus it fills the gap between the bottom of my helmet and the collar of the jacket which is another plus.I like the high-vis color for rainy mornings ( I leave for work before sunrise) and the reflective tape on the jacket and pants is a welcome addition, as are the pockets. The set isn't light weight-wise, but it isn't overly heavy either, and if you know what you're doing the set can be rolled up fairly compactly and shoved in a top-box or pannier/saddlebag for weather surprises. Overall I am very pleased with the product and would recommend it to fellow riders.

Let’s start off with the title. It’s not 100% waterproof. I worked on a golf course so I’m out in the elements all the time. On the rainy day I wore it for a period of about 3 to 4 hours of consistent light rain. At the end of the day when I came in, I remove the jacket and wearing a long sleeve cotton shirt I noticed yes I was damp. Let me emphasize damp, not wet. The pants part I wore over my jeans and yes it did keep me 100% dry. Now, as far as the top part is concerned, somebody mentioned that well maybe you just sweated but I could not agree because I can actually see the dampness on my sleeve and I don’t sweat from my arms. So other than that considering the price yeah I think I got my moneys worth. It does seem it will be pretty durable. Now let me touch on a few other tiny little things I didn’t really like. I don’t like that the jacket zips up from the other side like a woman’s jacket. Why they did it this way I have no idea. Doesn’t really affect the performance or the looks because it’s covered by flap, so unless you tell anybody they’ll never know. I’m also not a big fan of the way they designed the rain proof flap on the outside pockets of the jacket. Very uncoordinated like going into your pocket. Not really a big issue.

I choose the extra large and it's true to size. Very good quality. It's the reall deal. I pressure wash so like gear that i can move in, keeping me dry. It has good useable pockets a hood that can be tucked away. You dont want to wear it out in sun as it can get warm, but if your getting drenched with cold water it does'nt really matter. It goes on easily comes off just the same so you dont have to fight with it. I was surprised by the overall quality.