Totes Unisex Rain Poncho, Lightweight, Reusable, and Packable, Blue

My son and his girlfriend wore these ponchos at an outdoor concert where it rained the entire time. They said they were perfect and kept them dry and comfortable. My son is tall it was big enough to cover him. Will definitely buy more and keep these on hand!

Covers motorized Jazzy wheelchair AND a medium sized person, everything except the ankles and feet. Used this poncho in pouring rain in NYC 3 different days, up to two hours at a time and stayed dry. Well made, high quality material, and easily folds back up to store in small pouch. Best $6 I spent for my trip and it will be always be in my wheelchair side pouch from now on so I'm ready for unexpected rainfall.

Plastic is not heavy or thin. It's just right for maneuverability/flexibility. Bright blue color helps cars see me on my e-bike scooter. Fit is great. I was able to easy reach into my jacket pocket for money at the store with the Totes Rain Poncho on. *I've used it a couple of times and is still looks/feels brand new. Poncho is hanging on a door in pic after me using it today. I'll fold it up into a square and place it back in the net bag it came with for storage.

I purchased this rain poncho for my grandsons going to and from school and it fits perfectly in their backpacks great for whipping them out when it's raining covers them from head to calf which is fine and the backpacks are able to fit under the ponchos.

Hmm, I will be trying it out tonight at work. I'm just disappointed that it doesn't have actual sleeves. You would think for a “reusable” item. It's like putting on a “box”. Literally. So I'm kind of questioning the coverage especially it's a “one-size-fitt-all” kinda thing, we'll see. It's good quality stitching as far as I can see. Seems durable. Overall, for the price, I'm sure it'll do what it's intended to.

These panchos work great. they are wide at the bottom so when you are sitting they cover your legs and feet. Not so much if you are 6'-6" though LOL. The only downside is there are just 3 snaps on the side and no real arm sleeves. If you are just sitting in the bleachers in the rain, this is the perfect pancho.

I thought I'd like this for those rainy days, but I felt like I was wearing a tent. I had no idea that they were so huge, but I didn't care for it. The material of these black ones isn't as heavy as another brand that is yellow. I see a lot of people using them so they must work well. I decided to just stick with my hooded raincoat.

Normally I expect good quality when it comes to anything from Totes but this wasn't good for $8 compared to the cheap disposable ones you can get for $1.50 now. The case it comes in is nice but this doesn't fold that small so unless you have a large purse or backpack, it will take up more space than you think. The material is very thin. Yes it's thinner than the cheaper disposable one, but not by much. While I am all about reusing products instead of throwing things away, the Totes poncho will likely need to be thrown away after a few wears as well making it a more environmentally friendly option compared to the advertised disposable kinds but not really practical if you want something just to keep in a purse for an emergency or what not. Although only $8, returning.

the reason for the low marks is becauseit was not received. I ordered it with a solar shower and only the solar shower was delivered. The photo taken of the delivery showed A package which contained the shower. After 2 times trying to tell Walmart that the poncho was not received, I quit trying. they have assumed that the 2 were packed together. WRONG!!

I was expecting something smaller that would be more convenient to tuck away in a pocket for long days out if it's a slight chance of rain but it was so bulky and didnt fold down very small. Then when wearing it, it was huge, it was like wearing a giant trash bag. Not great trying to wear it at an amusement park on rides having to tuck all that extra in.