FROGG TOGGS Women's Classic All-Purpose 2-Layer Waterproof Breathable Rain Suit

This is basically fancy, waterproof paper!! I wish I opened it up prior to my trip to Iceland but it was packaged so well, I did not open it until my trip. Now it is too late to return. Not warm at all, just waterproof, paper material. I can't believe it can be washed, dried without falling apart. I don't believe it for one minute. Would return if I could

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True to size. Waterproof. Super lightweight. Kept me dry on a motorcycle ride through hours of rain. Fabric seems like it is cheap and won’t keep you dry but let me tell you looks can be deceiving! This product works! Don’t buy it for style, buy it for functionality. May want to go up a size if wanting to layer; I ordered my usual size (medium) and was able to wear over jeans and a jean jacket - a bit snug when layering but still able to zip up.

Was very disappointed when I got my rain suit, pants are made way too big comparable to jacket. I call it my paper suit, cause it pretty much feels like paper. The draw string on my pants broke the first time using it. :(

Very, very thin material but it worked great in the rain. Very easy to pack in your knapsack, I walk to work and it's excellent for quick protection from the rain, both heavy and light showers. If you want a heavy wearing suit, I would not recommend this one.

If you understand what you are getting with this rain suit, I believe you will be pleased. This is a very well priced set, but it does have limitations!Think about what you want this for before you make your decision and choose accordingly and I don't think you will be disappointed :)I chose this set because I needed a lightweight rain suit for farm work in the pouring rain. I have a heavy, rubberized jacket and pants I've used prior to this purchase and, while it does keep me dry, it's so heavy that it makes chores way more difficult. Plus, the heavier material doesn't breathe like the Frogg Toggs so you end up sweating which is horrible!Here are the Pros and Cons about the Frogg Toggs (in my humble opinion)Pros:VERY affordable!Sizing is pretty accurate - I'm 5'2, 150 lbs and large busted with a tummy and the Large fits great with plenty of room, good sleeve length and about 4 extra inches in the pant length (I rolled them up) The large gives me enough room to wear sweats underneath with still enough room to move aroundSturdy Zipper - Easy on and off and the "handle" is large enough to easily grab with gloves onWide opening at the bottom of the pants - Easily handles muck boots and there is a velcro closure so you can tighten the bottomSeams - Well stitched and strongFabric - While it may seem this "paper like" fabric would be flimsy, it is actually quite strong and the best thing is it breaths while still keeping out the rain! It is initially a bit stiff but after you wear these for a while, they soften upCons:The fabric is rather noisy! I would not recommend these if you want to use these for anything stealthy like hunting or attempting to sneak up on a Sasquatch! It does get better with use..Hood - I really wish they had added a bit more fabric on this hood - especially near the bottom of the hood where it shields your face on the sides. Also, if you wear a baseball cap, the hood is just a bit on the small side to be able to reach to the brim of your hat so you may find you are often tugging on the hood to pull it forward. Might not be an issue if you have a tiny, tick head but my head size is average and I found this a wee bit annoying :(POCKETS! I know...I know...this is not an expensive set but...really? How much could it really cost them to add pockets - at least to the jacket? Maybe they have a good reason why they don't like the light weight fabric may not hold up or they are trying to keep the price of the set down but really...I would pay an extra $10 for this set if they added pockets!!! It's just really annoying to have to either pull the jacket up to get to the pockets in your sweatshirt underneath or unzip the jacket to get to the pockets. Seems like a no brainer to add them but, again, the price reflects what you are getting I guessOverall, I really like this set and I'm glad I got it! For what i use it for, it's great. I don't know how well this fabric would hold up for heavy use like brush clearing, but for keeping you dry for light to moderate chores, backpacking, camping or walking, this is wonderful!Hope this was helpful info :)

I recently attended the 75th Anniversary Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and purchased this rain suit for riding on a motorcycle. We were unsure what the weather was going to be like and were told that it can change in literally no time, so rain gear was a definite necessity. I am 5'9", 160 lbs and I purchased a large. The pants fit in my hips snugly, but not tight (I have big hips), and they were long enough to accommodate my super long legs. The top was a little big (even though I have a rather large chest and broad shoulders), but I had every intention of being able to wear multiple layers underneath it if necessary. I was able to wear normal clothing (jeans/t-thirt) with a hoodie and my leather jacket underneath. It is also light, so it didn't add any unnecessary bulkiness or drag. I probably looked a bit silly wearing it, but it was worth it.The big thing though: Does it keep you dry?Yes! Everyone else in the group purchased cheaper gear or used ponchos, etc. and I managed to be completely dry where others' rain gear leaked or did not keep the rain off. I cannot attest to the "ankles/shoes getting wet" aspect because I had on heavy duty leather boots, but I was not wet anywhere, nor were my clothes. Water didn't soak into the gear so it didn't get heavy. The best was that because nothing got wet I wasn't faced with the cold that goes along with it, I was actually too warm.We rode through heavy rain, light rain, mist, hail and generally wet conditions (water coming up from the road, off of vehicles) and these were an absolute godsend! Perfect for riding your motorcycle and camping (fricken awesome when you have to set your camp up in the rain) and I'm very pleased with my purchase.

I am in the midst of a motorcycle trip and ran into a downpour going to the mountains today. I put on my Frogg Toggs and boy was I glad I had them on! I was dying to try it out to see how wind proof and rain proof it was. Well, I got my wish today. It was pouring and I'm happy to say it passed the test and what a great investment! The only con was the elastic cuffs were wet inside and I had on my expensive Harley Davidson leather jacket underneath but it was dry as a bone! The pants held up pretty well too but again the bottom cuff soaked the cuff of my pants underneath. The pants do come with a Velcro to wrap around your ankle but maybe my pants underneath were sticking out but everywhere else stayed dry! So I'm happy with that! The label states it's made out of polypropylene and the best way to describe the material, which was strange to me at first, is made out of those reusable woven like material you find in grocery bags you use, instead of using plastic bags. It's a little stiff but it sure holds up to wind and rain. I just bought a Frogg Toggs men's version for my husband. Hopefully it'll be the same stuff as mine cause he was jealous of mine! The jacket has zipper and snaps which goes up to your neck, along with a hood that rolls into the collar. I have not used my hood yet cause I had on my helmet already. It also has drawstrings on the sides to cinch up and keep out moisture or wind. I also use it to pack up after rolling it up and then stretching the elastic around it to keep it bundled, it does a nice job! The pants have a drawstring that stretches or tightens comfortably. They are very easy to put on. I purchased the ladies large which gave me plenty of room for clothing underneath. I'm typically a medium in clothing and 5'4. So far, so good on this product! I will follow up with a review of the men's version when we get them.