Wetsuit Changing Robe Towel Poncho with Hood Sleeve Pocket for Surfer Swimmer One Size Fit All

This robe towel poncho was purchased for my daughter as a changing robe. She employs it following her scuba diving course.
Pros: She claims it is well-fitting, comfortable, and warm, and she enjoys the fact that her friends are envious.
Cons: It could be a little thicker and made of a different material. Because the robe is made of 85% polyester and15% polyamide and your skin is wet, changing clothes is difficult because the material sticks to your skin. Before changing, you'll need to wait until you've dried off a little more. Furthermore, because it is made of microfiber material, it does not absorb water well.

Leroy Wolf

| Jul 24, 2021

The trailhead can be an hour or more away from your house. In sweaty bike chamois for an hour and a half? Requesting problems is a bad idea. Changing in a portable toilet pot? It's shady, dangerous, and disgusting. br>br>I saw an ad for something similar, but with a higher price tag and less coverage. I figured I'd see what else I could find by going down the Amazon rabbit holes. This poncho appeared to be a good fit. Coverage for changing shirts and pants, microfiber to dry off with, a pocket I don't know what to do with, and, most importantly, camo. br>br>Tip of the day- Before changing your shirt in public with this poncho-style shirt, practice a few times in your own home. It's a little awkward, but then again, you'll never be completely comfortable with this product. The only drawback is that it is a little pricey. br>br> It's also not at all breathable. But I'm not sure why you'd want to keep it on for more than a few minutes. br>br>A picture of the armholes from the side was included. To give you an idea of what I'm wearing, I'm dressed in a bright blue shirt.

Layne Ferguson

| Jul 11, 2021

It isn't as roomy as I had hoped and sticks to wet skin, making it difficult to put on. Aside from that, I was glad I had it when I exited the warm pool building and entered 60-degree weather!.

Yara Mathis

| Oct 27, 2021

It's a nice poncho, but pay attention to the details because the material isn't like a towel. br>It's one of the new ultra-thin, lightweight towel materials that are currently available. I suppose it does the same job, but it has a different feel on your skin than your standard towel material. br>The good news is that it folds up into a small bag (fanny pack style), making it easy to carry around or store.

Parker Newton

| Jun 15, 2021

We used it for the first time on a sailing trip to the Bahamas, and it was ideal for throwing on over wet swimwear when we got out of the water. While it's a little thick and warm at times, it dries quickly and does its job of preventing exposure when changing underneath it or simply using it as a robe to help dry wet swimwear. It's a little goofy and not particularly flattering, but the comic relief was much appreciated.

Archie Terrell

| May 09, 2021

As advertised, this robe is too small to be used as a changing robe. I'm not particularly large (US women's size 4 or small) and can use it as a coverup but not to change after a swim. Very let down.

Oakleigh Ayers

| Jun 14, 2021

The fabric isn't quite what I had hoped for—it's not quite as absorbent as I had hoped. It's bright and well-made, but it doesn't absorb as much water as I'd like it to.

Jolene Singh

| Jan 04, 2021

It's what I use to return to the pool. from the pool to the locker room, and back again My arms and legs are almost dry by the time I get to the locker room. It resembles a chami in appearance. I'm attempting to dress and undress while wearing it, and it's working. It would be more effective if there was a little more room to move around in. It's roomy, but it could use a little more room to allow for full range of motion when changing out of a wet bathing suit under cover. I'll definitely bring it on my beach vacation.

Denisse Riddle

| Aug 12, 2021