Seniorwear Disposable Isolation Coveralls - XL

Nice moderate thickness. I do wish it were actually less warm but understand any onesie of any kind is hot. It is a sacrifice I am willing to make.I did in fact get a suit with pants and a hood, I know some people did not.It has moderated loose stitching for the zipper at the crotch out od the box so I am worried it may rip, but for the cost it is golden! It is what I wanted and what I expected.It is just a bit more thick than like those disposable cover up blankets at the hospital.I am about 222lbs and 5ft 8.5in and got an extra large and have days of room in the body, but will wear clothes underneath and so I like extra room. Regardless, the neck and hood are super tight. I get the hood, but it is like the neck is just a hair too long to zip fully without full on choking yourself. I may be a big person, but I have a pretty normal neck and was surprised it was so tight.However, you don't have to zip fully and will have a decent seal. I mean it already is not medical grade and it is a precaution, but not 100%. With an open face already, then a slightly unzipped neck is a non-issue. Wear a mask and shield!I like it and it is super affordable and arrived quickly. I will likely purchase again.

I bought these Tyvek suits for the messy job of crawling under my 4Runner to spray the frame with PB Surface Shield and Fluid Film to prevent frame corrosion. The Tyvek suit worked great for that. I also carry one of these in the car in case I ever need to crawl under the car to diagnose or repair it.This Tyvek suit would also be a very good ultralight rain suit or windbreaker for survival use, or in lieu of a rain suit when motorcycling for occasional emergency use. It packs very compactly.

I do mushroom cultivation, this suit did it's job keeping other fungi and bacteria spores out of my still air box. If you don't have a flow hood, this is a necessary step in sanitation.

I’m a home inspector, I buy a few of these a year and let my clients come into the crawlspace under the house with me. I’m actually amazed at how many people take me up on this. They love it and this suit keeps them clean. A few different clients use the same suit so they are pretty durable and fit most people. I usually take a picture of them in the “bunny” suit and put it in the report.

They keep the dust and paint off of me!

I used it for spray painting indoors. Its well made of some plastic/pvc material thats very flexible like cloth. I will be able to use this many more times in coming days, its not like its cheap paper the plastic like material is thick and tough. The head hood is quite large, I had to wear an old baseball cap to keep it from falling over my eyes. Im 5-6, got an XL cause they made it sound from fit chart a L only goes up to a 36 waist & I like clothes & jump suits like this to be loose & comfortable, not tight like french underwear. But an XL was really "puffy" on me, a L would have been perfect. Some said they had zipper problems, mine is working fine and will last for a long time. One caution, it doesn't breath one bit, you will get drenched on a warm day with your sweat, I spray painted 20 doors / 40 sides x 12 up & down passes per door = 480 squats so yes I was saturated on a hot day. Recommended!

I use these to work in crawlspaces. Without fail the Big Box suits would tear on the first trip under the house.I've worn the same suit over and over without a single tear. I even got hot PVC cement (the blue stuff) all over it and the glue did not damage the suit.These are one of those rare amazon gems you find. Superior quality at bargain a price. I bought 10 (based on my experience with the Tyvek suits) and have used one.

Specific item:Application: Full hooded and cuffed coveralls.Application: 4 hours in my army crawl space over and under pipes and ductwork.Pros.1. The material has far more elasticity and along with the zipper is way...waaay more durable than the Dupont 400 Tyvek sold at the bigbox home improvement centers and at a much lower price...and yes, the zipper even held up..and zero holes or rips.Cons:1. Sweat suit like the tyvek...but they do what's most important, hold up to rough use.2. Hit and miss on fitment.3. I received 2 correct coveralls and 1 mispick of some sort of lab gown lol.Outside in the windy 22f cold, along with some layered clothing, I was very warm. In the 60f crawlspace, after an hour, I was sweating however, they did their job because a shower takes care of the swear but fiberglass insulation dust is the gift that keeps giving long after the shower.In my case, the arms and legs were too short.If you order a sacrificial suit, you can add length to the arms and legs though it would be better to send over length arms and legs and simply hem them to desired lengthOrder oversize to allow for thicker clothing in cold situations and smaller for warm situations so you can either wear long john's underneath or wear only your underware/under garments and nothing else. The suits are that durable and in the worst case of a material failure, you are not exposed buck naked, you are in your skivvies.