Coghlan'sKids Rain Poncho – Lightweight, Reusable, Waterproof with Hood, Compact for Camping, Hiking, Travel, and Outdoor Adventures, Universal Size for Children 6 and Up, 30 x 40 Inches

Bought these for my younger son when we had a weekend camping at a dirtbike race in the mountains during the pouring rain. Very good quality, he did not get wet and they fit him good.

If you have little kids, this is a must to keep in your purse or car. It recently saved us from a huge issue. We were attending a graveside memorial with my five year old granddaughter and it just happened to start raining. I had brought this along just in case and it totally worked! it is not really thick, but definitely serves the purpose in an emergency situation. I am keeping more on hand.

Bought and used for Disney, but also saved the extras for fall sports and they came in so handy! They take up very little space. I plan on always keeping a few in the car.

I purchased these for an atv trip for my kiddos to wear. They are ages 6 and 9 just for age reference. The ponchos are very thin and though they provided rain protection this is not something you can use more than once. The length was alittle short for my 9 year old but was great for my 6 year old. Price was what I was looking for so I knew it wasn't going to be an item that I would reuse. Overall it was a decent poncho for the price.

I got this last minute for a camping trip, it’s very light weight, didn’t take any space in our bags and it kept my daughter dry the whole day. It’s very thin so it didn’t bother her or got in the way of any of the activities. She was able to wear a life jacket on top, go boat riding, hiking, and more and it didn’t tear. Great little poncho and you can’t beat the price. Will definitely use for traveling.

Noting to dislike about this poncho. It’s a cheap affordable way to stay dry during a sporting event. I did not open up and use but it’s good to keep around.

Can fit anyone and does the job.

I like this product for several reasons: 1) Ponchos that come in such a small package are usually disposable. Since this one was labeled reusable, I thought better for the environment. I opened it to check the material. I stretched a small portion. Of course doing so damaged it, but that's the point. I want to make sure it won't break in a real emergency. It seems durable enough. 2) Polyethylene - Many other ponchos are made of PVC, which emits a toxic smell. You can at least recycle polyethylene. I haven't tried this on any kids, but I have tried the adult size one. Highly recommended.