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I researched rain suits on Amazon and bought this one. I don't know what experience I would have had with the others, but this one has been an essential tool in my life, and I would not have progressed to where I am now without it. It is not perfect, but almost.I read a review of this suit and it said the suspender straps slipped. I assumed that the adjustment mechanism for fitting the suit to different body heights was what slipped (the common means of adjusting suspenders not specific to this product in which the suspender strap loops around a couple plastic dowels in the adjustment device on each side of the pant). But that device does not slip. What the other reviewer described is a fault I also had, in which the straps slip because they are made of a slippery material and slide down my (sloping) shoulders. Safety pins are an efficient workaround, though add extra work.The only other thing is the bright color. For my work it is better to err on the side of visibility, but if one wanted to use this product in nature watching it probably would scare animals away.As for awesome features, it is light, fits well, and the hood has become essential in my experience. I am very glad to have this suit and hope it works as well for others as it has for me.

I'm a conductor on a major railroad. The stuff fits a little tightly, but it seems really solidly constructed. I was able to climb all over cars and walk my train without any rips, tears or anything of the like. The straps slip and I'm not 100% sure how they're supposed to attach to the buckles, but I think either way you'll need to pin them or tie them up. I'd recommend ordering 2 sizes up from the chart, as mine fits tightly. My main reason for only giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that I keep getting confused for a crossing guard, rather than a train conductor.Oh well...

Got this to wear pushing carts in the rain it's great super visible people actually see me and move out of my way, that almost makes me wanna wear it when its dry. Not sure how well it will hold up but I'm sure it will do better than the stuff made in china that work provided us.I do wish the bottoms of the legs were a tiny bit bigger to more easily fit over my boots, and as others have said the shoulder straps have a tendency to fall down, but that is easily fixed with safety pins and if you don't have them as an option you can cross the straps over your body for slightly less slipping.

Thought I ordered a 2XL, got a large, checked and always double check the size before you check out. Will update when I reorder.

its a basic set of hi-viz rain gear. its not vary durable and i would not recommend doing any sort of hard labor in this because the material is so thin. the hood is held onto the jacket with plastic snaps, i took my jacket out of the package and just from removing the hood one of the snaps broke off. never the less it still serves its soul duty by keep me dry. i fully anticipate having to replace this item at the end of the rainy season.

I bought this to wear over my motorcycle riding gear. For an idea of size, I'm 5'7", 195lbs and the XL fit perfectly over my armored jacket, riding boots, and jeans.Some other rain suits are like trash bags cut into the shape of a person. This gear is not like that. This is more like a polyester cloth, and as I put the pants on, they didn't tear when caught on the heel of my riding boot.I'd buy another, but I think this one will last me a long time.

The suspenders that hold up the pants ripped off the first time I used them. Had the sewn back on and have had no problems. Legs are a little long. Jacket fits well. 5'8" 240lbs.

Good rain gear for the price, but if you are going to spend most of your shift outside in the rain consider getting a more heavy duty and expensive product.

jacket sizing met expectations, pant sizing seems a bit small