DuPont unisex-adult TY122S Disposable Elastic Wrist, Bootie & Hood White Tyvek Coverall Suit 1414, Large

I recommend these and will buy them again.These seem just like the ones I remember using years ago in a production environment. They are thick and durable for what they are and they didn't tear on me other than I wore one of the shoe covers out after five hours of a lot of walking around inside and outside. I used it for removing Rockwool blown in fiberglass insulation to keep me from itching and they work great. I expect to be able to use it at least 2 to 3 times more.It would be great for painting for other use where you might get really dirty.I am 5ft 7in 155lbs and ordered a size Large which fit fine but a bit baggy with absolutely no complaints. A Medium size should fit me better but again I have no complaints and I would buy a size Large again because the arm length was perfect while reaching. Besides a Large could fit other people if need be.I could not find these in stores and ones they sell in stores, like Ace Hardware or Home Depot are junk, they"re very thin and don't last more than a few minutes before they tear and become useless, even with large sizes on small people. Those cheap ones are about as durable as paper towels.

Whoah!! These are legit!I expected these to be cheap and last one use, like the expensive ones from the big box stores... NO WAY! I've used the same one in a SERIOUS WRECK OF A HOARDER HOUSE, MULTIPLE TIMES! Let me explain... there is literally crap EVERYWHERE in this house, multiple feet thick (Sadly, in one bedroom, crap is not a figure of speech. Guess it was used as a defacto bathroom.) So, SERIOUS protective gear was necessary for me. Unbelieveably, even the feet of these suits have held up without tears or holes, even after climbing across plastic and metal pans, racks, books, etc, while wearing strong protective shoes inside. Yea, these have booties attached like baby pajamas. Sweet, when you want to stay protected from mold and bacteria and who knows what kind of awfulness growing in this house!I bought three of these, expecting to buy more, so I could a new one every time I go in this house. Looks like these will last well, but I will be buying a lot more for the guys helping me clean out this place. However, even though they are supposed to breathe, they build up heat and humidity inside quickly. So I'll be waiting until the weather cools a little, for that phase of the project.

I know that washable coveralls might be more environmentally friendly--but when the environment is so unfriendly that you don't WANT it in your washing machine, these disposable coveralls do the trick.I wore them all day crawling under the house and in the attic, and they kept me and my other clothing clean.They are light weight, and you aren't going to want to keep them for a second day. I thought I could wear a large (6'3" 185lbs). But I probably should have ordered an extra large, as I had torn the seat out by the end of my day.But I am pleased enough that I have ordered more (as the DIY never stops).

I used this for the first time yesterday to spray paint some large parts in my shop. I previously had an older version without the hood and booties. This version is MUCH better. I covered my head and neck anyway with a buff before, but the hood on this with elastic is better. I wish I would have had it before to keep from trashing all my shop shoes with paint. This version also has elastic wrists and ankles which I like. I was going to buy one at a local hardware store and saw the ridiculous price of $16, so I looked on Amazon and found this one. It's worth it to keep paint off your hair, clothes, shoes and skin. It's cool to wear. One thing you need to watch - I was using a cut-off wheel and allowed sparks to hit the suit in one spot for a period of time. They burned a hole in the suit. Not made for that. Made for mist/liquids.I'm 5'8" 174 lbs. - the large fit me perfectly. Hood has enough room to wear a cap and respirator.

I bought these to use while doing duct work in my insulated attic, I didn’t want to get fiberglass on/in my skin, and these did the job perfectly. They certainly seemed durable enough during the couple hours I was crawling around up there so I consider them a good value.I’m 6’, 210lbs and an XL fit just fine.

We did a lot of crawling in the attic over the span of a week and it held up pretty well. No cuts or tears even on the booties.Just wish the arms were a couple inches longer. Every time I raised my arms it’s slide down half way to my elbows so it got kinda itchy from the insulation.I got two: an XL for a 220lb 5’8ft man and L for 130lb 5’7ft woman and they both fit great!

It's a good quality suit that fits well. I used it while spraying foam insulation between floor joists under the house. I was able to do the entire job with no rips or tears while crawling around the ground under a 1500 sf house. It kept all the drips from the foam off me as well as keeping the spiders and scorpions out. Will definitely buy again the next time I need ppe.