40% Thicker Emergency Rain Ponchos Family Pack

They definitely did their job? lightweight. It definitely did what it was supposed to do. No complaints. I saw almost the whole concert had them on!!!

Bought these in preparation for an outdoor concert where it was expected to rain. It poured. These were packed small enough to fit in a cargo pocket, opened quickly enough to get on before the rain ramped up, were lightweight enough that the 80-degree weather wasn't oppressive, and most importantly, they kept us dry from our head to our knees. They also didn't hold water, so once the rain stopped, we were able to take them off and put them right back into my pocket. About the only complaints I have are that they only went down to my knees so my shoes were soaked, and it would take quite a bit of effort to repackage them in the same bag they came in so they're going to be somewhat cumbersome to attempt to reuse. Either way, worth the price of admission.

These were made out of material similar to dry cleaning bags. However, they were useful during a rainy week in Disney World. They were compact so I could fit all 5 in my purse. They also covered us with longer sleeves to protect from rain. They could technically be saved, but we couldn’t fold them back neatly and most got holes easily when taking off or putting back on . So I would not say they are reusable, although you could reuse them again if you had to. They came in handy in Disney. I’d buy them again for a disposable compact option.

It says these are disposable...maybe so, but my husband and I got caught in the rain while hiking and we pulled them out of our backpacks and they fit both of us! He is 6' and I am only 5' 1/2" ....of course it was longer on me, which I liked. My husband would have liked it if it was long on him too, but it was big enough to go over a heavy sweatshirt and a backpack...so we were very thankful to be able to stay dry and there was no need to throw them away ...we'll see how many uses we get out of these two. Folded them up as small as I could, but not enough to get them back in the tiny plastic bags they came in, so I just used baggies!!

I'm the type of maniac who has a million gardening plans. I can't stand it when the rain interferes with my plans, and these rain ponchos save the day. I just slip one one and head outside. The elastic around the wrists and head help keep my body warm, and if it happens to be summer (which it sadly isn't here in Michigan right now), the plastic keeps the mosquitos from eating me alive. Best of all, if I make a real mess of the poncho or I'm just too lazy to dry it and fold it back up, no guilt because they're so inexpensive. Unless you're the fashion police, these rain ponchos don't have any downside.

It's what you pay for. I got the 10 pack for my Alaska trip and not all of them were right. Some had elastics for the arms and some didn't. Some even didn't have a head cover.

Bought this on a Sunday when it looked like it would rain during my son's high school graduation on Tuesday. Thanks to Prime it arrived Monday afternoon, and good thing it did. No sooner than they finished Pomp and Circumstance rain and lightning started, and we found ourselves pulling out the ponchos and heading for shelter to wait out an hour delay. All five packets fit in my purse easily, and I was delighted to see that the ponchos not only had drawstrings, but sleeves as well. My son's girlfriend's purse stayed completely dry under the poncho (I wish I had thought to do the same). My husband had stuck the commencement program in his sports jacket and he was able to keep that dry because of the poncho as well. They didn't make you too sweaty either, and it was humid. It was quite possibly the best 11 dollars I've ever spent.

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