FROGG TOGGS Men's Bull Frogg Waterproof Rain Pant

Got caught in the rain on my motorcycle. Glad I put these on just in case. Made it to work day on where it was covering. Great price for value.

I checked the sizing chart but there are several sizing charts depending on which brand of Frogg Toggss and they are different. I orderd large because thats what the first sizing chart indicated and there are way to big.Frogg Toggs should consolidate their sizes.

El pantalón tiene hoyos. Tiene un corte de aprox una pulgada a la altura de ambas rodillas. Parece de tijera.

This is a REAL review so hope this helps. 1st, product runs a full size large. I'm 6'0", 200lbs, have a 35" waist, and large fit like an XL. 2nd, you'll notice immediately the material looks like something an umbrella or luggage is made out of. Once you get past that and try the pants on, it's very lightweight, loose & has no restriction, so that's good. 3rd, it's a FULL CUT so don't buy these for style (I bought these for golf). These are clearly made for the guy/gal that's going canoeing or hiking or fishing. 4th, the pants DO insulate. I threw them on over my work pants & immediately felt a heat difference. Sorry, can't comment on the waterproof-ness, as I didn't bother testing them. Like I said, this is a real review & hope this helps!

***2 YEAR UPDATE AT BOTTOM***I purchased this product because I live on the coast and experience rain that not only comes down, but sideways as well. I was tired of getting my pant legs soaked (even with a long rain coat) every time I needed to take the dog for a walk, so I purchased the Bull Frogg Signature75 HD Pants in hopes of helping with this matter. I am 6' 0", 175 pounds, and I planned on wearing these over warm clothes, so I went with the Large. They fit a little bigger than I was hoping (too long), but fit comfortably over my work pants with room to spare.These pants have two zipper "access ports" so that you can get into the pockets of your pants underneath without having to reach through the waist band, which is a nice touch. The waist has an adjustable drawstring that allows you to tighten or loosen the elastic waistband, which holds decently. The legs have a Velcro strap that can adjust the cuff diameter (I tighten this as much as possible over my boots to keep the pant legs from dragging on the ground), along with Velcro up the sides that cover the zipper on each pant leg. This zipper is supposed to allow you to put on/take off these pants over your shoes/boots. The first time I tried this, I was wearing some big muck boots, and they just barely fit through the pant legs themselves, but once they got to the zipper opening, it was no problem. Definitely a plus in my book to know I can do that, but the hassle of trying to get the boots through the leg was more than it would have been to just take them off, put on the pants, and then jump back into the boots.In regards to usage, I am not sure how they would stand up to rough terrain, but normal walking around in town or around the house works just fine. The material feels a little thin so I would be nervous about trying to wear these camping or in the woods (for fear of them getting snagged by a branch and ripping), but for less than $25.00, I wasn't expecting Kevlar lining. We get a lot of rain, and so far I have not had any issues with water getting through the fabric, even blowing at different angles, so I would say they are doing their job perfectly.Overall, I would give these pants a 5 star rating for something in their price range. They have kept me dry thus far and I can't really ask for much more than that out of "waterproof pants".***UPDATE***I have had these for a bit over 2 years now and they are still holding up. I don't use them daily, maybe 20 times a year or so on average, but I have work them in the woods, no rips but was careful not to go through thorns or too many branches. I was even pleasantly impressed when I got caught off guard by a rogue wave perch fishing. I was wearing muck boots with these over them (cuffs tightened of course) and got hit with a thigh high wave. I ran out of the water expecting my boots to be full and wouldn't you know it...not a drop got in. I had water over my knees for a good 5+ seconds and none got through, even from the cuffs. If I could give these 6 STARS I would, just from that experience alone. Note that after I got home, there was a little water inside the pants cuffs up a few inches inside the pants legs and if I hadn't been wearing muck boots that these fit tightly over with the Velcro straps tightened, it would have been a very different story. But you can't have much more of a water test than that!

when I bought these pants, I was a little skeptical, but I was pleasantly surprised. They almost felt like a waxy paper.. So I wasn't sure how they would perform. I work in a lumber yard in central valley of California. when it rains, I am in it for 8+ hours. I also do a lot of fishing and hiking, along with other outdoor recreation.Pros: Lightweight, not too hot, fairly easy to get on and off, kept me dry!Cons: the sizing was awkward, I ended up buying a product that feels much to large for me, but they are suppose to go over my pants, so this actually made things easier.Over all, I am very pleased with my purchase, and that is a hard thing to achieve. I am extremely picky... If I am spending my hard earned money on something, it had better perform flawlessly.Just a heads up also, my opinion is completely unbiased. I was in NO shape or form compensated for my opinions on my purchase. I rely heavily on reviews when making a decision on purchasing something, and wanted to give an honest and forthright review on a product I purchased, and you the reader, may be thinking on doing also.I will update if things change.

I needed rain protection for myself and a nephew for an unexpected last minute mid-Spring hike in the Olympic National Park (one of the wettest areas in the US). I'm in the process of moving so my Gortex pants are in a storage unit. And the kid doesn't own a nice pair of rain pants. I needed something for the both of us that was cheap, but also something breathable. I was not about to hike in plastic rain pants....that would be worse than wearing cotton on a hike! I purchased these Frogg Toggs after reading the reviews. I can now add my total support to the positive reviews. These pants were amazing! They endured an arduous 12 mile hike in near constant rain.....even a brief flurry of snow couldn't penetrate the Frogg Toggs.When I took the pants off after the hike there was some moisture on my base layer. I think this was condensation from sweat rather than rain penetrating. The knee length zipper made it possible to put on and take off the pants over my hiking boots. the draw cord waistband kept the pants up.The pants are made of a paper-like material and coated with the breathable waterproof membrane. After 12 miles of hiking the pants did begin to show wear on the inner thigh where the legs rubbed against each other. Our hike was mostly on a well maintained trail so I wasn't concerned with brush tearing the pants. I would be hesitant to rely on these pants for off trail adventures...but come on, they're cheap disposable rain pants after all! I'll keep the pants because they seem to be in good condition...not sure if they will hold up for another use or not but I sure got my money's worth from the one time I did use them!Keep in mind what these are - "paper" disposable rain pants - and you shouldn't have any issues. These are great for the price!

Cheap and flimsy