Roctee12 Pack Disposable Rain Ponchos, Waterproof Rain Coat for Adult, Emergency Raincoats with Drawstring Hood & Elasticated Wrists for Camping

Got these for the Gillette rain show of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, and they kept us fairly dry! It was hours upon hours of down pouring rain so I didn’t expect to be completely dry, but the elastic at the cuffs kept water from running down the sleeves, and the drawstring of the hood was nice to keep it on my head in the wind.They were pretty durable and none ripped while using them. Looking forward to using the rest of them for other events, as they are very compact and work well.

I love that these raincoats are way below the knee in length, have a hood with a drawstring, and have elastic at the sleeves. They provide excellent coverage from the rain.

I volunteer at the Houston Rodeo in March, we get lots of unexpected showers, so this package of rain ponchos is great to have and stick over your uniform etc.

This is an affordable product that should stuff every suitcase. When in use, more durable than expected and long enough to protect. They will hang dry and can be gently folded to be used again. The original compact fold can be in anyone’s handbag or pocket just in case……like going to games, etc.

We attend a lot of “rain or shine” events and these little rain covers are perfect! Small enough to fit in a pocket or small bag. They are thin but they do the job while still showing off your festival outfit! I love the elastic at wrists and drawstring hood.

I like that it goes down below my knees by about 4 inches (I am 5'10"). My son is around 48 inches tall, and these are so long, we'll have to trim or just roll up a bit and tie.The arm length was decent. If I stretched my arms out, the ends might creep up away from my hands by an inch... but with my arms just slightly bent, the ends stay way out by my hand.I bought these for the water rides at Universal Studios/Islands of Adventure; so I didn't care about the thickness of the material. It seemed fine; nothing tore as all of us tried one of these on. It should easily last the three rides that I care to use this on. I figure when I'm on the rides that I'll be wearing this on, I shouldn't be getting wet above the knees. Frankly, I probably went overboard, but I bought some of these too: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B084NXGD5Q/The hood string worked great. If you pull on the string ends coming out the hood, you can close the hole up until it's tiny (if you really wanted water protection), and look out through the clear plastic.The plastic smelled bad right after I opened it, but after a short time, it wasn't so bad. It was never so bad that I thought I couldn't wear it.PRO TIP: I tried to open the pouch in my living room, and had trouble ripping it open. If you are somewhere, and don't have anything sharp on you, you could have trouble getting this open. Maybe I was doing it wrong, but that thing was tough! So I cut a slightly diagonal slit in the top, above where it even opens up into the pouch containing the poncho. Just a "start" of a cut in the upper corner, so that when I'm at Universal, I can easily tear it open from there. I tested that theory at home, and it was super easy to tear the top off.

It was difficult to extract the poncho from its packaging, but once I got it, it fit well and held a perfect seal against the rain.

These were worth the money on our Disney trip. They are easy to carry and kept us dry in the rain. I also wore one on Splash Mountain so my pants wouldn't get wet.

Brought these to The Masters, and kept a few on us at all times. They came in handy when it started raining, and at the low price I also gave some out to other people.

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