Medtecs Unisex Adult Il-3060yehtp protective-work-and-lab-coveralls (pack of 1)

Damaged after first hour of use, very cheap

I bought this item for my husband. He had to get fiberglass insulation out from under our house in a very small crawl space. The hazmat suit fit well, covered his whole body, held up with multiple uses, and saved this job from being an absolute nightmare. Very impressed.

Comes in a vacuum pack plastic liner, and unfolds to a full size durable suit. Although it holds body heat/moisture, it gives full coverage security against any bugs getting on you without being noticed. The only design addition would be for footies to be included in the very stretch ready suit to seal off the bottom entrance the legs. The mid section stretches, and comes back to original shape for a comfortable wear while putting in the housework. The suit, although durable, vapor and liquid tight. Is very lightweight. The package is Easy to open, unfold, and step into with its long zipper. Works well for regular home cleanings, or hoarder situations because of its built on hood.

Good price for amount of product

Excelente

Got this hazmat suit for my son who decided—naturally—that this year’s Halloween costume should be Walter White. Nothing says "festive and spooky" like pretending you’re cooking in a makeshift RV lab. And let me tell you, this suit DELIVERED. The second he put it on, he transformed. He had the gloves, the mask, the bald cap—he even carried around a little bag of blue rock candy like it was the real deal. Every time someone said, “Nice costume!” he’d dramatically lower his voice and growl, “I am the danger.” I was both horrified and proud. The suit itself is surprisingly great quality for a costume—lightweight but durable, and it held up through an entire night of trick-or-treating, running around, posing for photos, and dropping Breaking Bad quotes like he was getting paid. No rips, no tears, and it didn’t turn into a sweaty plastic mess like some costumes do. Neighbors got a huge laugh, especially when he trick-or-treated next to a kid dressed as a pumpkin. Nothing like a little meth-lab scientist meets wholesome fall harvest contrast to spice up the neighborhood block party. Bonus: It now doubles as a conversation piece hanging in his closet. Every time I open the door and see it, I half-expect him to burst in and say, “Say my name.” Highly recommend if you’ve got a Halloween-loving kid with a flair for dramatic characters and a surprisingly deep knowledge of TV anti-heroes. Just be prepared to explain to a few confused parents why your child is dressed like a small-scale chemical warfare technician. Totally worth it.