Customer Reviews

CLC Rain Wear R106L .10MM 3-Piece PVC Rain Suit - Large

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This was a waste. I got this rain suit because I live in the tropical country of Vietnam, where I ride a motorcycle. I purchased the 2XL. The 2XL will fit you comfortably only if you are a very large meerkat! I put it on and felt like I was in a sausage casing. As soon as I buttoned it up, that sausage casing exploded! And into the garbage it went. Hakuna matata!

price is great but not always everything. Two purchases later, both sets damaged. Pants on one. Jacket on the other. Abide by the old saying..." you get what you pay for".

This is a terrible product and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone! I bought it as yellow pants to wear on a wacky day at the school I teach at. As I put the pants on the seam ripped on the one leg. The material is thin and translucent, I can't imagine this being good for anything. What a waste of $9!

The large just barely fits over my clothes, and I'm not exactly large. Here's the size chart from the package:

Size Chest Waist
M 44-46" 32-34"
L 46-48" 34-36"
XL 48-50" 36-38"
2XL 50-52" 38-40"
3XL 52-54" 40-42"
4XL 54-56" 42-44"

Also, 0.10 mm turns out to be pretty thin. I haven't done more than try this on yet, but I'm guessing it won't survive being pulled on over my clothes very many times.

Given the price I didn't expect super durable, but I managed to poke a hole through the material with my finger putting it on the very first time. I was not rough with it. The PVC is super thin and super fragile. This is worth maybe $2, not the $9 I paid.

. . . it would be worthwhile to have for travel or infrequent use. But, for no apparent reason, they're not very honest about the sizing. I'm an XL that sometimes wears 2XL in coats. The 2XL is probably closer to an L than an XL. "Full Cut Sizes To Fit Over Clothing" is simply not true. The actual sizing as it appears on the package is pretty accurate-- but they don't bother to give you that sizing (which is in inches) and you cannot know until you get the package. So they should use either traditional sizing or put a close up of the package on the product info page.