OAKI Rain & Trail Suit - Kid &Toddler - Girl & Boy One Piece Rain Jacket & Pant

The 5th generation). The Oakiwear 6/7 compared with the The Oakwear leg is a little longer and the sleeve a little longer than is typical clothing. It has Velcro wrists or ankles instead of elastic ones, and a drawstring waist instead of baggy middles. The difference between a pair of Oakiwear and Tuffo is that Oakiwear has reflective tape. As a result, the Oakiwear 6/7 and 8/9 differ by 1 inch in the sleeves and 2 inches in the legs. We feel that is not enough A size 8 is too small for my 8yr old who is tall and thin. The Oakiwear 8/9 is too short in the torso and legs. Our 5 year old will need them soon, so we kept the items for him. If your children are tall, you should get the Oakiwear in a size up!.

Aarav Solomon

| Feb 11, 2021

For a 4 year old running around in tight quarters in a seriously wet state, I bought this a month ago. The device has been used nearly every day since it was purchased. Fits as expected and I got it in a size large. My favorite rain suit is this one! A few scuffs and a fall have caused some mud on the ground, but it is not torn. While he has plenty of room to run, throw, climb, and kick, he doesn't feel limited by it. I think the hood is awesome, and fits him either with or without a hat beneath it. A lot of rain has been thrown at the zipper. I wear this pair with rainboots when stepping in puddles in the rain, and so far there have been no There are slushy snows coming up in which it is snowing and raining sort of at once. This thing has been fantastic on the snow. Just put a couple of extra layers underneath and it became a In addition to that, I like the fact that it is reflective. If you are in a car, you can see it from quite a distance. A SECOND UPDATE As of May 5th, it is 2017 and we have just reached the halfway mark. I have used the rain suits for five months in the Pacific Northwest during very wet wintertime play. My preschoolers enjoyed playing in them - they are in good shape. Taking puddle stomps, running around in muddy fields, slipping/slipping, and playing in the snow and rain are all fun summer activities. The suits we bought have been worn hard and should be in excellent condition after not always caring for them properly. It often took me several days to get to them to clean them, and they were sometimes worn more than once in one day. Sometimes the mud caked on them for several days before I could get to them. My kids were always dry and warm with no leaks as a result of these bags. As for the snow, the kids were really glad to be able to dress in long underwear and a fleece layer, then zip up their suits - it was so convenient. There is no need to wear anything. The purchase could not have been more perfect for me.

Jaxxon Bryant

| Feb 27, 2021

The trail rainsuit comes in 3T and it is a must-have item for you if you live in the Pacific Northwest (or anywhere except the tropics or desert! I am currently shopping for a 3T for my 18 mo. old since he is 33" tall and 26 lbs (24 mo clothing). He likes it because it is baggy, so hopefully it will last until he is in his teens. In order to prevent water/mud from getting in, we cinch the waist drawstring so it doesn't look baggy. We Velcro the wrist and ankle straps snugly on both ends to keep out water. After we got to the car, I stripped his suit off with his boots still attached, and he was completely clean and dry underneath. He was ready to get in the car after sitting and stomping in muddy puddles at the end of a hike. The idea of buying a suit right at the end of winter sounded odd to me, but then I remembered camping in the rain last August! We'll use this suit - This way. Now my son can play outside in our yard even if the grass is wet and run around with his toy trucks without having to change out of wet or muddy clothes afterwards. The seams are completely taped, as well as the fabric, which is soft and durable. The back of it is made of a mesh-like material Because the waterproof material is like a soft material, it doesn't have that tacky, rubbery feel that some waterproof items do when you try to get infants' arms and legs in them. Winter is also not a problem since he has space underneath for warmer layers. I don't think you will be disappointed with Oakiwear's product or customer service!.

Kane Crane

| May 29, 2021

My work is to facilitate the Forest School at Montessori Peace Centers in Bellingham, WA, a nonprofit organization The mission of a nonprofit Montessori school is to serve families that cannot afford pre-KG Educate/care for children. The younger sister of one of my students owned this suit, and now, as a result of my advertising for you, two of my other students also own this shirt The majority of school kids have them, as well as my 7-year-old The suits you chose are similar to those chosen by two other families, however, I prefer yours since the children can easily put them on and zip them up themselves. Muddy Buddy, however, is not like that. Having the fashion conscious attitude that she does, my daughter won't wear hers on outings with the rest of our family, but will wear it with the older group in our Maker Space/Forest School homeschool Dressed a bit unprepared, they seem to be. So, I guess she doesn't want to match what's already there Helping out with school children is what she loves to do. I think that's fine. However, I have seen these great products in action during the worst winter weather I could have imagined when it came to my first year out with these kids (2 1/2 hrs out in tow). Whether it was snow, rain or wind, my Oakiwear clad Forest School students were way more comfortable than their friends. To get Oakiwear, I am urging others to do so. We think Oakiwear can supply us with orders for a steady flow of Trail Suits throughout the years if they send our school a handful of complimentary Trail Suits, so other children can try them out, or children who can't afford proper gear can stay warm! The parents oooh and aaahhh over them, and the passersby on the college campus we frequent on our hikes say the same thing. You future parents have a lot to consider! What a great advertisement, isn't it?.

Moshe Brewer

| May 23, 2021

I live in the Pacific Northwest with my four year old son, who attends a Forest School that is entirely outdoors. The rain suit he needs is perfect for him! A layer of clothing beneath it provides plenty of room, and he wears layers of other clothing underneath it. With the Velcro around the ankles and wrists, you can keep water out of your shoes. The height of my son is 42" and the weight is about 45 pounds. Most of his clothes currently fit him in sizes 4T and 5T. It was my intention to get two years out of it by picking the 6/7 size. I couldn't believe how big it was! It was a good fit for me to order the size 5. There is some velcro on the back so it is not as large as it is. In addition, I didn't realize that there was an elastic in the waist at first. He looked like a balloon to me at first, but once I tightened it, everything looked It is comfortable for him to wear. There was a lot of rain and wind today. Rain stayed out of his face because the hood kept the hood on while he was walking. The perfect translation.

Henry Kerr

| Jan 02, 2021