Hagon PRO Disposable Rain Ponchos for Adults (5 Pack)

Those covered me and my loaded backpack perfectly! I am not a small person at all, and they were perfect!.

Wayne FIELD

| Aug 11, 2020

It's a six-pk of "disposable" rain ponchos that will come in handy in case of an emergency. Unlike the typical plastic poncho that feels like you're wearing a dry cleaning bag, this poncho is thicker and stronger. I like the way this works and looks good at the same time. Two of them go in each of our day packs and one goes in the back of This stuff is good and we highly recommend it. By the way Our clothes were dried on plastic coat hangers so we could reuse.

Elora Acevedo

| Feb 24, 2021

There was a lot of rain! As we walked around we noticed ponchos that were definitely thicker than those others were wearing, and they were able to be dried out and re-used The tickets can be used at the park all 3 days. We couldn't have used them past that timeframe since they fit over our backpacks and we all felt comfortable. While they would have lasted longer, we didn't need them beyond that point. There was one problem, however when there was a slight breeze, the hoods would fall As a result, we ended up tucking the excess hood into the elastic neckline, but we also ended up having a trickle of water enter I wouldn't recommend these without some other head protection, since most of us were wearing hats, so our heads kept fairly dry. As a point of reference, our heights and sizes are 5'10" Female - 4'11" Male The model is 6'1" tall and has a medium body size The size Large would fit a man who is 5'10". The model is 6'2" and wearing a size XL. I am wearing a size.

Kase Espinoza

| May 17, 2021

The forecast said it would "rain on our parade" as we rode a Mardi Gras float. ' Bought these in the hope that they would simply keep the rain off. Those were really helpful for us since we weren't as lucky as others. There was a cold wind blowing and it was freezing out. We were able to block the wind as much as we could and keep dry with these. However, I do not see a way to add one, but if I could it would show a group of people dressed in clear ponchos who are throwing beads at each other at the parade.

Paris Nelson

| Sep 26, 2020

C. We were able to carry them around when it was sunny, but were dry when it rained when they were strong enough. I needed a size that fit around my height plus-size It should have a backpack and an appropriate frame size!.

Davian Hunter

| Nov 21, 2020

Purchasing this six-pack served as insurance to keep it from raining at the Taylor Swift concert. The pack provided ponchos for my wife and her nieces, too. There was no rain until the very In addition to being better quality and thicker, the ponchos are still lightweight and thin enough to fit inside a The poncho is more like a poncho and not just a garbage bag with a hood. Depending on your needs, you can use them again and again.

Riley Larsen

| Mar 22, 2021

We had to use them in order to accomplish our purposes. The neck opening is very small, so you need to be aware of it. We were all experiencing difficulty getting our heads through the gap, but only my daughter managed it without any problems. A 20-inch head circumference is a good fit for her. This is "5". Those of us in the crowd struggled and needed to tug firmly over our heads to put on the poncho. The lace was so tight we had to pull so hard to get it on that I was afraid it would rip. The hoods of the ponchos should have had a drawstring, since I really wish I had gotten them. Because of the heat, my daughter and I kept losing our hoods (they kept falling off our heads) because we had our hair up in ponytails. I did not have that problem with my husband or son. This product comes in a very small package, and I could pack four of them in my handbag (more of a purse than a tote). Drying out most of our bodies was a big part of their job We didn't do anything to protect our feet, but that was to be There was a relatively long life span with them. In our experience, they were only able to be used three times before developing small tears along the neckline seams. They were wet when I put them in a waterproof bag, and they were rolled up as tightly as I could. Overnight, I draped them over chairs at the hotel to allow them to dry. As soon as they were dry, I folded and rolled them in a similar way to how I fold and roll sleeping bags (in thirds, then roll tightly). The handbag-sized items didn't return to their original size, but they shrunk into a very compact size and I could again fit four of them inside.

Cohen Petty

| Apr 03, 2021

My family and I were in NYC last summer and got caught in a sudden and torrential downpour. You're soaked from top to bottom. To carry with me when I travel, I am getting some disposable ponchos. My family and I packed them for our winter trip to Europe and carried them around. When we walk around, they add almost no weight to the backpack and take up almost no room in it. A more practical alternative is the flimsy travel umbrella that is heavier, more expensive, requires more room, and is certain to break within a few

These are thin and disposable, really just for the purpose of reaching out. It's small and convenient and you can use it a couple of times, but do not fold it back up again. The rain here is warm, so I always keep an umbrella in the car (I've seen people changing a tire in the rain while holding it).

Marcelo Burch

| Feb 26, 2021