Women's Lightweight Stylish Rain Poncho Yellow Black Polka Dots

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Let me first start by saying this poncho does an excellent job of keeping me dry. It falls a bit below my knee and also has an exterior zip pocket with a short protective flap to keep water from entering in through the zipper. It also has snaps that allow me to easily adjust the size of the arm holes and zips up the front so I don't have to pull it over my head.My only complaint is how huge it is. If I had young children I could easily fit two of them under the poncho with me ( I could actually fit two other adults but they would not have a place for their heads). The carrying case is a nice feature, but because the poncho is so big, the carrying case isn't exactly compact. With the poncho neatly folded inside, it measures 8.5" across, 4.5" tall, and 2.5" thick.So while I really like this poncho, I was hoping for a nice one I could stash in my purse, and this is bit too large for that.

Every so often you come upon a product that is exactly what you were looking for, and this is one of those. I'm not crazy about the print, but it is super visible, which is a great thing for garments that you will be wearing on gray days with the potential of poor visibility. The fabric is light and water repellent, but lacks the stink vinyl rainwear often has. The design should accommodate a wide range of sizes: cut generously, the snaps on the side of the poncho offer three positions for the arm openings. There is a hood and a pocket in the front. The workmanship and stitch quality is exceptionally good. Almost best of all, the poncho stores in a matching zippered bag so that you can easily bring it with you or stash it in a backpack or trunk for emergency use. The bag is also well made, with a looped handle (complete with carabiner clip) and zipper with an easy-pull tab.

This rain poncho truly is one size fits all, because it's huge! That being said, it is very lightweight and comfortable. I am very impressed with the attention to details. The arms have snaps and the poncho itself zips up the entire length. The hood has a drawstring and the zipper carry pouch has an attached carabiner clip. I thought that once I used the poncho there would be no way to get it back into the pouch, but with a little effort, it did. The only thing I see that could be an issue are the slit sides, that could cause you to become uncovered if it's windy.