AGPTEK Waterproof Rain Poncho with Hood, EVA Hiking Raincoat with Carrying Bag for Camping, Travel, Outdoor, Biking

I haven’t had much luck with things I’ve ordered lately but this is pretty awesome. It’s not sticky or clingy I got it yesterday and it rained this mornjng ao I wore it out in my land tending to animals and I was dry I didn’t have to fight with it and it dried quickly and rolled up back in the carrying bag easily. If you need a rain coat I’d just get this it’s cheaper and great quality

Full of little details that make this a quality product.

The good:It's a very light weight poncho that packs up in a small pouch that easily fits into a daypack. There are six grommets, four edges and two in the middle, so this could be used as a shelter. The hood has a a stiff extension to serve as a cap. Velcro around the neck makes it easier to take on and off. The poncho packs easily into the included bag.The bad:The poncho sides can be attached together under your arms for better protection against rain. However, it's attached via weak and small strips of velcro. It seems to work, just not very confidence inspiring. It also leaves a fair amount of gaps.Poncho is 257 g (~9 oz), bag is 11g (.39 g).With the poncho in the bag, the bag is 10" x 5" x 2.5". There's quite a bit of space in the bag, so it will compress more than that.

I wore this poncho a few times in the pouring rain. The positives: It is very large, the covered portion of me remained dry, it is lightweight and the cap portion prevented water from getting on my face. Also, the pouch is very handy for storage and carrying. The negatives: it retains a lot of heat. This can work as a positive if you're hiking, drenched and need to remain warm. Also, I wished it was a tad bit longer as I was drenched where the coat ended. Overall, great buy.

Good quality, size, fit & thickness.

I've been using this poncho on a rainy Camino in Portugal and Spain. It is okay, but not great. As with most ponchos, the sleeves (or lack of them) do not cover arms from elbows to wrists. There should definitely be at least one more velcro on each side as there are wide gaps that let rain in. For me, the length is good, but not for my 6'1" husband. Should be longer in the back where backpacks hike them up. It is better than a cheap plastic poncho and we are happy to have them.

We love to ride wet roller coasters and hike, so I was looking for something that was durable and that kept us dry. When they came, I was not excited. They were so big they came down to my husband's mid-calf. However, when we got to the rides, they were perfect, even our legs were covered. They will be great for hiking too. They dried completely within minutes unlike the cheap dollar ones we had gotten before that were wet for hours. We love them!!

I'm a skeptic about Chinese products but these look good for my go kit. They are thick but lightweight and come in individual drawstring pouches. I would like some place to add a carabiner or clip, but I'll make do.