FROGG TOGGS Ultra-lite2 Waterproof, Breathable Rain Poncho, Adult and Youth Sizes

Bought this poncho for a trip up north and the weather was supposed to be rainy. It was very cold so I wore multiple layers and the poncho still covered well past my knees and had plenty of room left. Also acted as a windbreaker and helped provide some warmth. The hood was very big but still manageable. Overall great quality, great coverage, and the cutest color!

I live in Florida and don't have a car so this comes in handy especially during the rainy summer season. I like the color a lot and the quality of the material this is made of. Very lightweight and dries relatively quickly. I like that this is big enough to cover me, my backpack and a good portion of my e-bike, keeping everything dry. This also folds up neat and compact and fits easily in my backpack without taking up much room. Highly recommend.

Poncho is not bulky and provides protection against both rain and wind, with plenty of room underneath to accommodate layers/jacket. I like that it packs flat. Not 100% convinced it will be as durable as I anticipated, but I’m only using it on generally light duty occasions - moderate hiking and watching youth sports.

This is a fantastic product. I wore it in the Dominican Republic when It violently downpoured in record numbers for several weeks every day in 2024. I just threw it on whenever I needed to go outside during continuous driving wind-blown downpours. I stayed dry. However all my clothes that were being hung up on a wheel dolly in a well-lit room for a week developed massive permanent mold spots and had to be thrown away and stank to high heaven of disgusting mold. This Frogg Togg rotted and smelled of severe mold too. I think if I had known, I would not have stored it in the house by the door that we always entered and left by LOL. Just beware. Try to let it dry out somehow between uses. However, I think in a "European" climate it does fine.

Perfect for vacation, fit is great for luggage light weight

Love this for those rainy Gaurdians games. Keeps you dry and warm well made.

Not 100% a product fault...First thing first: this is not a slip-over hoodie style poncho. It's got plastic snaps along both sides and they're not super secure.That being said, I was on a three day motorcycle ride on 9/11/24. My buddy and I were on day two when we got caught in an Oregon coast fall storm. The forecast had called for the possibility of showers so I had this poncho with me, just in case. We called our trip early and started heading home. Due to the heavy rain, I was wearing my poncho. At one point, I passed a dump truck heading the opposite direction. The blast of wind from the truck caused the snaps on the poncho to open and then blew the hem up so that it completely covered my visor, rendering me effectively blind. Before I was able to stop safely, I drifted into the oncoming lane of traffic and was struck by a pickup that was unable to avoid me.I'm lucky to be alive, but my bike was totalled and my right tibia and knee were broken, requiring major surgery and a lengthy recovery (8 months and counting.)The failure of those snaps isn't really a fault of the poncho, more a limitation. It's Frogg Togg so quality is excellent, but the light weight plastic snaps failed pretty easily, with disastrous results (for me.) If it's used for light activity, I'm sure that it will serve your needs, but don't try to wear it while doing anything too strenuous. Those weak plastic snaps are whet prevent me from rating it higher than three stars.

This one was purchased for my son, to use at college. I have had another one of these ponchos for regular camping use for over 5 yrs. That one has one small tear, where it got caught on something. A small duct tape patch, and otherwise it is good as new. It is very versatile, and I like how it can unsnap to lay flat. It is heavier than the typical poncho, and I have used it as a ground cloth when sleeping on the ground, and as a blanket in an unexpected cold snap. It can be a bit of a challenge to fold it back up and lay flat to fit back in the storage pocket. The one thing I would change is incorporate the storage poach into the poncho, so it could be a usable pocket when wearing, and less likely to misplace.