YIBER Hazmat Suit Disposable Coveralls | Full Body Protective Suits in 7 Sizes with Multiple Specifications & Heavy-duty PPSB Material & PE Film | Safe for Countless ApplicationsClimatePartner certified

Comes in a sealed vacuum bag. Easy to get on, seems sturdy and rip proof. Can probably use more than once

Sizes were fine, great for painting and decorating, if careful they're reusable, will buy more if needed

Not the most comfortable however its disposable and fall all that quite strong.

Spot on

Needed for work in the attic, great items light and airy

Size was as expected . Not as strong as i had hoped . It tore though quite easily . Not bad for the price but can only be used once .

Effective for home decorating etc. Good fit (L) and good that it is available in a number of sizes. Good value. However, not as breathable as stated; got quite hot wearing it.

I already have a coverall from the same brand, but without the hood. I got it primarily for my excursions into the loft thats full of insulation and necessitates a low level crawl to get get to parts of it that leaves me itchy unless I cover up. It did subsequently occur to me though that a hooded version would be even better and more versatile, whereas the one without a hood is good for less messy situations or if its warmer.It comes in a highly compressed vacuum bag that makes it so flattened, it takes a bit of re-constituting.Once aerated, it was easy enough to put on. It feels quite fragile as its so thin, but it probably isn't. Access is via a zip at the front that is covered by a flap and the arms and legs are elasticated.It's paper-like in texture, but seems to have a shiny-ish coating on the outside that makes it smooth and I presume provides more protection. I get the impression that the smoothness will also stop roof fibres sticking to it and it looks less porous than some coveralls I've tried in the past, which allowed paint to soak through to my under garments in the worst cases.I would generically class my self as sized medium, so I got size large as it needs to go over clothes. I would say that its 'only just' big enough (but then I did have thick clothes on at the time)! You typically need enough room to stretch and manoeuvre when you're wearing it doing jobs. To be honest being too big is better than too small, so it may be worth getting a couple of sizes bigger than your normal size just to be safe.In summary, its just the job for what I need and so I'm happy with it.