FROGG TOGGSMen's Classic All-Sport Waterproof Breathable Rain Suit , Royal Blue Jacket/Black Pants, X-Large

I bought this suit (Men's Classic All-Sport) because I was going on a riding trip and wanted some rain gear "Just in case"Well, let me tell you-- It was soooo worth it. Let em tell you a story-- Come along for the rideI ride an FJ1300 sport-tour motorcycle. Think fast, but comfy. In that past, motorcycle gear that was touted as waterproof has been anything but. There's always a leak at some point. And for some reason, when a leak springs, it;s always the crotch that get wet first and the most soaked overall. Even motorcycle specific rain suits aren;t much better, easy to tear, etc. So, Why bother spending $100+ on something that's probably going to leak anyway. So I get the Toggs.Riding into southern Mississippi, I hit a storm. Not just a storm, A Mother%$#^#&%# storm. Saw it coming, stopped before the rain and put on the Toggs over my summer armored mesh riding jacket and pants. These things are completely windproof (a least to 85-ish + MPH) So much so that in the 93 degree heat, I was praying for the rain to hit. When the rain did hit a few miles down the road, it was like God decided to follow me while pouring a 5 gal bucket over me. Not a leak. I stayed dry for over 4 hours of rain. In driving rain, Pea size hail, regular rain, and light rain with speeds ranging form 45mph to 70mph. When I got to my destination, my crotch was DRY. The only wet was the cuffs of my pants that slipped outside the bottom of the pants.Seriously impressive. These are now my go-to. Easy to pack on the bike, and will help extend my summer riding gears temp ranges, possibly into the upper 50's if I need a windbreaker. I'm so happy! And in the unlikely event I do tear them, they're inexpensive to replace. Good job Frogg Toggs!!My only complaint is the breath-ability could be better. Not as bad as being in a "plastic" set of rain gear. Even with the rain, the temps stayed in the upper 80's to low 90's so I was slightly moist from sweat and hoping the breath-ability would be better to cool off inside. But I'll take that over being rain soaked any day.So-- If you have a need for rain gear, get some Toggs.Really-- Buy them. NOW.You're already looking, just clicky clicky and get them coming.You'll be glad you did!

We UTV in TN in the mountains and it rains often, making the mountain trails soupy mud. We wear Frogg Togg’s to stay dry, and we get extremely muddy. At the end of our ride, we spray them off, hang them up and they’re dry the next morning to go thru another day of abuse. They hold up! They are reasonably priced, so if they’re wrecked after a week of hard, muddy riding, so be it....you didn’t wreck your fancy, expensive, fashionable GoreTex! But, they DO wash up nice....just don’t throw them in the dryer, as they will shrivel-up like a raisin. I am 6’-0” and 230#. I buy XL and have jeans and sweatshirt under mine.

Solid rain suit. The lack of pockets is a downside but not horrible. I normally wear large t shirts (fitted) and a 34 waist in slim cut (full disclosure, 6' 2", 215), the XL was good for me to put things under. So think carefully when ordering your size as others have said it is huge and I disagree. The coat barely fits over my riding jacket, though I do have an athletic build. It keeps you pretty dry even at speeds on a motorcycle. In down pours I still got a little wet, but I have a waterproof jacket under too. There are probably better suits if you are touring or doing a lot of rain riding, but for a cheap easy suit this is solid.

Easy to transport easy to put on and take off. The material is breathable and resistant enough to wear in heavy down pours. The durability is dependent on frequency of use and care.

I wore this rain suit during a football game and you can see that the cuffs and waistline of my sweatshirt were soaking wet. Plus, the bungee cord that seals the bottom of the coat broke not long into its first and only use. This is not a sturdy and very water resistant product. I hoped this would replace the LL Bean rain suit I wore for over a decade which was much more expensive. But I guess you get what you pay for. I'm going back to Bean.

I used this product. The reason for me getting this brand and item is because I’m a mail carrier so I needed the best product to keep me dry. But used it and I he jacket is not keeping me dry. For some reason it’s sipping water through the arms and I’m still getting wet. So product is not what it claims.

I like the item. I used for fishing in the kayak to keep my pants dry, they do the job, great item. I love it. My item was too large, but that was my fault, I bought (1) size larger, to make sure I had room to move in them. I realized I didn't need the bigger size. I still love the product I use them every time I go out in my kayak. I needed a large I ordered extra large, I didn't need too. The large would have been perfect.

Seemed a bit too large and didn’t like the materials.

I am wearing it for powerwashing the last 2 days. Well the pant ripped after day one. I go home soaking wet top to bottom.But it was only meant for a short term use anyway and it is light weight

Buen producto, me sorprendió porque es delgado y el material parece desechable, pero después de un viaje en moto por más de 1 hr en pleno aguacero, no se filtro hacia el interior, no se cuánto me vaya a durar, yo lo encontré en promoción y me pareció un buen precio por el producto, se ve bien terminado pero ya veremos cuánto tiempo dura en un uso constante durante la época de lluvia.

Looks good fits good. Havent stood in the rain yet but so far so good

The material is terrible to handle. Using it for travel when need to pack tight into a suitcase, it will look like you are wearing a crumbled tissue paper. The material is so rough, that when dropped on the floor, it doesn't collapse all the way, it remains "partially" standing.Stay away! bad, bad experience!

Good product..Using it for fishing in the rain..