FROGG TOGGSFROGG TOGGS Men's Pro Lite Suit, Waterproof, Breathable, Dependable Wet Weather Protection,Royal Blue, Medium-Large

When i received and took out of package i thought straight away i have made a mistake. The material is paper thin. It does look cool, sort of waxed and the color is nice. Size was way bigger than i expected, i followed sizing and it was huge.I should have returned straight away but i used it and the pants ripped first use!. I did not do anything but ride my road motorcycle.

La calidad deja mucho que desear

Got this just in case I was caught in the rain while riding a motorcycle. It's easy to transport since it doesn't take up much room, and it definitely helps keep my clothes dry.

IF you treat it carefully, it'll last a few seasons. It's hands-down the optimization of price versus breathability and water proofness, but that's because its competitors of same price range and water proofness are just rubber suits with zero breathability -- this one is made of polypropylene plastic, albeit a membrane formulation that allows some vapor/gas transfer.If you have a friend who you want to take outdoors but they don't have rain gear, this suit is appropriate to purchase not only for them, but for yourself also, so your friend does not feel like a goofy baggy scare crow alone. Just bring repair tape especially if you're gonna bush wack. ---- the kicker is that on the Frogg Toggs website, this suit costs $45-50. which is too much for how easily a branch @ ankle-height will tear it up -- just be careful.The sizes run big, but that makes it warmer.Some ultralight backpacking enthusiasts swear by these!It probably isn't the best for biking, because you'll wear out the fabric on the ass-section.

I bought 2 sets of this rainwear but ended up sending them both back. The product is lightweight, water resistant and all that I am sure, but I worried about the durability of it. We were planning on a hiking/camping trip and I wasn't convinced that it would last. That's all. I can't really condemn the product, it just wasn't what we needed.