Disposable Rain Ponchos for Men and Women - 5 Pack of Red, One Size Fits All Hooded Emergency Rain-Gear (50” X 40”) - Conveniently Compact & Lightweight - Waterproof & Sturdy Build

> NOT individually packaged, as implied by several of the photos, especially the bottommost one. So, if you want to carry a single poncho, you have to supply your own plastic bag.> NOT 4.75" X 3.5" as stated in the "official" description. Actually each is a large 6" X 8 1/2". That's an inconvenient size. Even if you fold one in half, it is 6" X 4 1/4"---still too large to fit in a pocket> NOT "Conveniently Compact" as stated. Full of air--folded twice (to 3" X 4 1/4") to fit in a pocket, a single poncho is about 3/4" thick. Of course, it is much thinner if you squeeze out all the air, but accomplishing that (squeezing out all the air) is not easy---you'd have to pile heavy books on one overnight to flatten it.> Click on “Stoney” just below the product title to see my other reviews, or leave a comment to ask a question.

I had these overnighted for the Broad Street Run. Ran 10 miles in it!! It was a lifesaver. The hood drawstring was key and the cuffed sleeves! I was able to keep the hood on only bc of the string. It is true, don't let it slip thru while u have it on. A good idea is to tie the ends together at the bottom. I also tied it up around my waist while trying to run and started to get hot. Hands down best $8 I've ever spent. It poured the entire race and i would have been beyond frozen at the end without it.

Perfect for our trip to Disney which is what I used it for. I'm from Southeast Georgia so I'm used to pop up showers but these were great and fit easily into my bookbag. It didn't rain on our trip but we did use them for the river raft ride Kali river rapids. They were perfect fit for me (average adult woman) and my son (6 year old). The hood was also a great touch I was able to keep my hair and clothes dry while the other riders got soaked.

a poncho is defined as a garment that covers the body, by slipping over the head, arms and body. It has no sleeves, but sometimes a hood.This item's description is misleading in that it has sleeves, technically making it a raincoat, but without a front opening, It has a tie string for the hood, (be careful, it will easily pull out of the channel) and elastic cuffs, which may or not be useful, however this was not mentioned. It is probably a decent emergency product, just not as advertised.And, you will never get it folded back into it's little pouch, so if you plan to reuse it, take along a one-quart baggie to stuff it back into...

I bought these ponchos as a prank for a big family water fight that I knew ahead of time was happening this past summer. They turned out to be really great. They are less than 2 dollars per poncho and I find them really useful to throw into my bag or in the back of my car for those days when you aren't expecting rain or you simply left the umbrella home. It's hard to go wrong with a basic plastic poncho.

Great little couple use ponchos. We bought these to put in care packages for homeless people near us and they are a great deal as well as being a decent product. The plastic is relatively thick for a disposable poncho.

Exactly what my family needed for a rainy day at Disney World. If you are looking to wear for multiple days be sure to reserve one poncho per day as they seem to be built for one time use.

Did great at Disney. Kept us dry while it started raining while we were in line.