SSAWcasaToddler Rain Suit,Waterproof Kids Rainsuit,Unisex Baby Rain Coat Coverall

We had a blast testing this in the most recent tropical storm not a drop of leakage and it was so lightweight my kid never once complained about being too hot or uncomfortable and this is coming from a kid who hates wearing long sleeves my only concern is the sizing said 6-10yrs and this will not last upto a 10yr old size but my 5yr old... is kind tall but yeah this won't fit a 10yr old unless they might be on the smaller size otherwise I totally recommend

Kid had so much fun in a torrential downpour with this. No issues. Fit 5 year old great.

Works well for us. We’ve been out in downpours and my guy’s clothes are dry when we come back inside. It’s pretty thin so make sure you have warm layers underneath if it’s a cool day. We purchased the 2T for our 19 month old and there’s plenty of room to grow.

I live in southwest Louisiana and needless to say when it rains the water has no where to go so the roads, yards and ditches just collect water and I love that I can not only let my child run around and jump in puddles knowing that there won't be a drop of water on her after we take off her rain suit but I love that sending her to school in it means that her clothes and hair are not in the least bit disturbed but the little backpack that comes with it is perfect for when she removes it once she gets to school they shake the water right off and put it into the bag and it is never in the way or lost or left at school because she can keep it right next to her school bag and doesn't forget to take it home at the end of the day. Also a huge plus is the visor on the hood because it means no longer trying to juggle an umbrella while trying to get in and out of the house or car as well as the elastic around the ankles and wrists. I can put her rubber boots right over the legs of the suit and she stays dry top to toes. Lastly I love the little adjustable button flaps on the back of the waist because I have them buttoned at the tightest position for right now because she's still small but I can let it lose a little as she grows so she can wear it for a few years before it gets too small

My granddaughter has only one has three occasions, and I noticed wherever it gets wet it peels on the inside of the jacket she cannot wear this anymore because it gets all over her clothing, and I do not know what it’s made of.

If there is dirt or water or mud or anything slimy on a walk or trip to the park or playground, our toddler will find it. So with a tip from a mom we met (both masked for COVID) at a park, I searched for rain suits & we landed on this one.Water resistant rather than water proof (I may attempt to Scotch Guard it), but it immediately went to work on our toddler in the middle of a stream. Our kid was only wet right around the boots, rather than dripping wet and coming home in the car seat stripped from the waist down in a towel. Immediate improvement!The ankle elastic creeps up the boots, so I tried some clear packing tape to keep them down. We found the gushiest mud puddle we could & I turned our child loose. He ran back and forth splashing mud everywhere (very happy kid) and when the boots and suit came off on the front porch he and his clothes were totally clean & dry underneath. #winningEvery time we take our toddler out in it, someone tells us how cute they are. I mean, we agree, but they are talking about the dino suit.I got two sizes up since we're having frequent growth spurts, and the extra room means we can get warmer coats & pants underneath.There are pricier suits out there that may stay in place a bit better, but at this price point I'm happy with this purchase, and our child is thrilled to make a beeline for any puddle they see.

Decent not great. Serves its purpose definitely cheaply made

It keeps the rain off. The material isn't breathable, so it'll be hot on warm days. We use it for cold rainy days at nature preschool and so far it has kept the rain off. Thin material, but for the price it works. Our son will probably outgrow it before he rips it.