Hazmat Suits, Heavy Duty Full Body Disposable Paint Suits, Coveralls with Hood, Elastic Wrists & Ankles

Okay, this will sound crazy, but I used this tyvec suit to weed a deep flower bed. We are in full mosquito, spider, tick, and all other bugs that summer brings season. In my flower bed, there is a wild morning glory vine that has taken over. It has wound itself around the stems, connecting to each other, tenting over some of my plants.... and I knew that I had to go in and do battle; and I knew that it was going to be a long battle while I cleared this weed out of my flowers.The problem was, I didn't want to come out bitten and stressed with the heebee jeebies. The thought of climbing through spider webs and other unfamiliar webs made me procrastinate, which only gave the vine time to grow even more.I found this suit and thought, why not give it a try?Well, this suit delivered. Not only did it survive me crawling around in between hostas and hydrangeas, it survived getting caught on branches, and sharp pieces of mulch! Not once did an insect or creepy crawly get to me! And if I crawled through a spider's web, I didn't even know!! Ignorance truly is bliss!!Of course, I wore boots, gloves and a hat with a net as well. But this suit was the important part of my ensemble.Did I look ridiculous crawling in and out of my flowers with this suit on? Absolutely!! But it did exactly as I wanted, and I don't care what I looked like wearing it!Oh! And I washed it, and hung it up to dry. It's still in perfect condition!!I'll be buying a couple more of these to have on hand! I highly recommend!

I'm 68 inches tall and weigh in at a tidy 180 pounds with a 44 inch chest. I was afraid that the large would be too tight so I went with the XL but after putting it on, I think that the L would probably have been a better fit. That said, I put on the XL and did my fiberglass insulation work without ever thinking about the fit, being baggy wasn't a problem. It's a good hazmat suit, I'll buy it again if I ever need another one.

We used these suits to remove insulation from attic. They were durable. Kept us from getting itchy and didn't tear anywhere. Worth the cost. Fit a little big but easy to put in and we were able to move around with ease.

Durable for the price pointCompared to others purchased locally

A little warm wearing it. But keeps the paint off you. Fit was good. Had room to move around while spraying.

Works well:It does protect you from paint but its not breathable i was sweating like a dogBreathable:No

We have been remodeling our home and using a paint sprayer wherever we can. We were buying disposable paint suits from a local store, but they were expensive, thin and could only be used once. I know this suit should only be used once, but the quality it good enough that if it isn’t saturated and you hang it up after, you can get a second use out of it. I’ve bought this same one twice because of that.

These work just as good as the suits from Lowe’s and may even be the same suit with a different patch. The only difference is these did not have the booties sewed into them. They were good and were as breathable as they could be.