salamra Unisex Rain Poncho rain poncho (pack of 1)

it is what it is. kinda baggy and cheap, but it will do fine.

Useless, very disappointed after buying this product

I bought this to cover an adult in a wheelchair. It is very big - perfect for us! The colour/pattern is very nice.

Yes, I could get the cheap vinyl ponchos for half the price, but I don't think I would be able to use them again, so I felt the price was great for what I received. These were SO much better than rain jackets during the DisneyWorld daily cloudbursts. The length worked for all of our group between 5'8" and 4'8". Great over a jazzy or wheelchair to keep it dry as well! Awesome colors, perfect durable, waterproof compact ponchos for a reasonable price. They packed down nice and tight and fit easily into our running vests/hydration packs! Very durable and light!

I'm giving 5 stars even though this poncho won't work for what I bought it for, which is a cruise to Alaska. However, this $10 poncho is great for rainy summer days, when you are wearing short sleeves or tank tops. This poncho has one size arm length, so on me, a 5'4", 200 lb person, this one comes right above my wrist, and the rubber band to put on your finger is too far away for me to use. My arm span from finger tip to finger tip is 62 inches. From wrist to wrist is 51". But, I love the front opening zipper for removing the wet poncho without saturating everything in a 10 foot radius when you take it off. I also prefer the zipper option to pulling a poncho on over my head - when it gets stuck, I have a moment of panic in all that plastic. The zipper also allows for more effective heat release than undoing all the snaps down the sides. The zippered pocket for holding a couple small items, or a phone is spectacular. The light green poncho is semi-transparent, i.e. I could read the words on my tee through it. The hood closes nicely around my head, so it won't blow off easily. I also appreciate there are no shoulder seams on this poncho. A couple years ago I bought a full length, fully lined rain jacket and anything above a light rain would penetrate the shoulder seams and leave my clothing soaked. The main drawbacks for me, are 1) I am looking for a poncho that I can wear a long sleeve sweatshirt under, and the sleeves will stay dry in colder/cooler weather; and 2) the hood is short on me - I wear glasses and this hood will not keep rain off my face, which can be mediated by wearing a ball cap underneath, but worth noting for my fellow spec wearers. This will be the perfect poncho for walking my pooch in the summer rains, but not the one I will take to Alaska.