Kolossus Coveralls for Men Short Sleeve – Blended – Zippered – Pockets – Jumpsuit for Men

Quality:I found it of good quality and size. I would recommend you buy one size larger so you have extra movement... That is unless you want to look like the bosses kid walking around with a clip board.

I needed a new set of work clothes, something I could just put on and go and these were just what I was looking for They're not too heavy and not too thin, and they also have plenty of pockets

First pair of overalls I've ever gotten... Things to note5'11" 270lbsOverall good fit ... Little bit difficult to get the arms in could just be in experienceI do have sensory issues and I can say that there was little to no hard reaction to the textures of the fabricFull range of motion minus overhead press... Arms bind and fabric at horizontal... And then wedgie when pressing up... Leg mobility is fair... I commonly run the risk of ripping the crotch out of pants... Do you seem to float in track rather wellI would have given a five-star if there was a little bit of stretchy material in the underarm to allow for overhead press... And if there was a little bit of stretchiness in the crotch just as a secondary security of making sure not to rip out the crotch

I'm a 5' 8", 140-pound male. The "big" issue for me is that I have a 31" waist and a 28" inseam. If these were pants, I'd get a Small. However, because my legs are so short, my torso is relatively large (about 69"), which would probably make me a Large. I decided to get a Medium, knowing that I was probably going to have to hem them.I couldn't be happier with how things turned out. The torso is a perfect fit. I'm going to have to bring up the legs by 6.5" but, for me, that was a fair compromise. Otherwise, the materials look pretty good and I love having all the pockets.

Night for a mechanic. He has used them a year. They held up to spills of many varieties. He says they are still good.

These coveralls seem to be good quality and the perfect weight. They fit well everywhere except the crotch; which hangs to just above my knee! It makes them uncomfortable but I seem to have this problem with all coveralls that don't have enough sizing options (like short /tall, etc .) I may have wasted $35 (which is a good price for coveralls by the way) ...I may tolerate them till I find something that is cut to fit better!Fyi I have long legs and a shorter torso ... apparently

I had accidentally ordered a size too big. I was able to return it for a smaller size no issues. My son loves it when he's working on cars especially in the summer. Very lightweight. Saves his clothes from getting dirty. Holds up well in the washing machine.

Thes fit ...OK once they're on, and they are easy enough to get on, but they are a copper-riveted PITA to get out of. I almost had to have help getting my shoulders out of them. Once that is accomplished, they shuck off like you would expect. It's that initial effort. You basically have to push them off of you shoulder, then reach across behind you and grab the sleeve to pull it down from your shoulder, accompanied by a shoulder roll and a shimmy to keep it from rolling back up on your shoulder. A small hop on that leg seems to help gravity keep it in place while you're reaching, with another hop as you tug on the sleeve. Try it! You'll see! Frankly, if you're any good at Dance! Dance! Revolution!, this ought to be a snap!