Emergency Disposable Rain Ponchos 8 Colors - (Sold in 5, 10, 30, or 200 Packs)

Los compré para una actividad de mi empresa, y no podía ser algo muy costoso porque eramos muchos, funcionaron bastante bien ya que en la actividad se haría uso de agua, nadie se fue con su ropa mojada, son prácticos y fáciles de poner, vienen todos en bolsitas pequeñas separados y doblados así que son una buena opción para tener uno o dos en la cartera o en el carro por si hay alguna emergencia de lluvia.

PERFECT!!!! I purchased these for my family's trip to Disney World this summer. The Florida rain is inevitable! It POURED each day that we were at the park, BUT we didn't let that stop the fun because we had our PONCHO!!! My son actually LOVED wearing one ( i had to tie his in a knot because he's 4 and it was much too long for him lol. I would definitely recommend these for spur of the moment storms and then to throw away immediately after. They were durable in the moment and definitely served the purpose!

Very nice convenient useful product! You can use one several times before tossing. Well worth the cost! I purchase a lot and just keep them in convenience places-- my car, my purse, work bag, near the door, etc... The hood could be a little bigger though. Every poncho I've ever had, had a hood that was too small. Some women have big hair, so I just don't understand why the hood is always so small. However this one is not overly small, it just could have been slightly bigger. It gets the job done, so I give it all five stars.

Great to put in your purse for days where it may rain but you don’t want to carry your rain coat. It doesn’t work as well as it’s non disposable counterpart and they do stick and tear very easily.

I bought two brands of ponchos at the same time to compare. These are okay, but I prefer the other brand. Here's why:Sara brand (this one): Pros: Ultra light weight (40 grams). Cons: Plastic is so thin it is hard to peel apart, plastic has a white milky color, looks a little more like a garbage bag than the other brand.Zoophyter brand: Pros: Light weight (56 grams), very clear plastic, looks less like a garbage bag, thicker plastic is easier to unfold and put on.Both would work for emergency one (or few) time use. Zoophyter just looks better and was easier to work with because of the thicker plastic. Both are very packable and both would keep you dry in an emergency. The Zoophyter with its thicker plastic might last a couple more uses, if needed.

Perfect for an overseas trip where we'd be attending sporting events and generally walking around. Lightweight, very compact, and essentially disposable (yeah I know, bad environmentalist, but we recycle everything else) - though you can probably get a few uses out of them if you are careful.

I ordered these so I could have something small and convenient to keep in the car and also throw in a suitcase when I travel. If they get lost they were very inexpensive. I am going to take them to Disney World when we go, much cheaper than something I would have to purchase at the resort itself.

These are exactly as advertised... Emergency ponchos. They are essentially giant sandwich bags. Not vinyl. Purchased a ten pack for our trip to Florida. They were good for several days worth of use before ripping. At the cost point, I would recommend these! Better than spending $15-20 at a theme park!