DuPont Tyvek 400 TY127S Disposable Protective Coverall with Respirator-Fit Hood and Elastic Cuff, White, 2X-Large (Pack of 6)

Deer and dog ticks are a big problem where our property is. These worked very well when I was working to clear the overgrown meadow left by the former owners. The elastic cuffs are one reason I picked them, and I wore knee length rubber boots which the ankle cuffs fit well. Also, being white it is easy to see the ticks. I sprayed permethrin on the boots as further precaution. During the initial brush cutting with a walk behind machine, including green briers and blackberries, the first suit I used held up pretty well with a few small holes and I reused it once or twice after taping the holes. I also used the suits after cutting down the meadow. This was to deal further with the invasive plants and I had to get down on the ground at times. The suit was hot on one sunny day in the low sixties so you need to take breaks and hydrate and be mindful of heat exhaustion. I have not used the suits under warmer conditions than those, mostly the temperatures were in the high 40s and 50s which were fine. I did not see ticks on the suits at any time, it may be they do not like the material.

These are the legit suits. Tried the offbrand and they tear easy and are not waterproof.

I'm 6'3" and bought a 3xl. I highly recommend a 3xl vs 2xl. I'm thin and talk so I don't need the gut space but need the hight. This one is still not roomy for my shoulders and the arms are a bit short but better than the 2xl.Highly recommended to people that skin fur bearing animals like raccoon and rabbit. After thinking I was careful I brought fleas home.....NEVER AGAIN. I rather look like the "marshmallow man" than spend 2 months poisoning for fleas. I also some times treat the outside with bug spray or that 6 month tick/misquote spray for added protection. Then will add off to the outside if I think I need it.With 3xl I can easily fit a jacket under it for winter skinning. Like I said I'm fairly thin so take that into consideration with room.Maybe I will have to buy a 4XL to get extra hight room.......i wish they would make 3xl just 1 inch taller. This works but come on. I'm not fat I'm tall think about making like 2xl tall. That would be great.

Advantages/performance:I used mine in the VERY overgrown underbrush of an oak savannah. 80-90 degree summer days. Very high chigger year, normally tick infested. I picked up very few chigger bites and found no ticks. For the level of poison ivy infestation, limited issues/reaction. I didn't think it was the suits until I went out in a less hostile area and had chigger issues for days through multiple showers and, of course, changes of clothes. Holds up to raspberry bramble and multi flora rose surprisingly well.Disadvantages:Pretty hot, doesn't breathe much if at all, will soak any clothes you wear under it. Body length too long... need to wear it with a belt or something to keep the crotch from being at your knees.

I didn't understand why the sizes work the way they do. I don't wear an XL in anything but I bought XL and it was still too small for me! I'm 6'0 and thin and I wish I had bought XXL. It fits fine until I try to climb a ladder and then the arms and legs are too short.Sizing aside, the material seems durable enough, I duct taped the cuffs to my boots and gloves and they didn't tear until I went to remove the tape. I wore this for a few hours in a relatively cool temperature environment and didn't feel overly sweaty, though I purposely didn't wear much under it in order to keep cool. I imagine this becomes a sauna on a hot day but it should keep all of the sweat contained. I'm glad I had this working with insulation.

I bought this for my gf so she could give her dad a long awaited hug due to COVID for father's day. She is 100lbs and about 5'4" so the medium was a little baggy since she usually wears small clothes but it was all I could find. I am not a medical expert in any way but I did research recommended PPE for hospital workers and this was the product used by those professionals. Mask, face shield, and gloves are recommended as well. The price is good even if it's disposable but most importantly she felt safe wearing it and giving him a hug which was the main reason behind the purchase.

This Tyvek suit is perfect for many cleanups. I used it to mow a large patch of brush with a lot of poison ivy. Things to note:1. I ordered the Large and it fit me comfortably (I’m 5’ 8” and 160lbs.) but the arms were about 4” shorter than I’d like. The upper part of my wrist was exposed. Other than that, I had good freedom of movement with no binding anywhere.2. This is Tyvek and since it’s intended to keep harmful materials off your clothing and skin, it doesn’t breathe. So expect to get hot in the suit as you work. It’s just a fact if these types of suits that a casual user may not be aware of.Overall, this is a great value and I’d buy it again, perhaps one size larger.

We bought these to clean out and demo the inside of a house where there was a fire and the tenant was a hoarder and left the house totally disgusting. We did not want to get all of the mess on our clothes and this worked perfectly! It fit well and was pretty durable although a few times we ran into nails and they did put holes in the coveralls but that is to be expected. They did a great job in protecting our clothes too. You can't wear something bulky underneath but I wore leggings and a long sleeved t-shirt and my husband wore sweats and the fit was still good. We got the 6-pack because we threw them away at the end of each day and ended up buying 2 more 6-packs because they worked so well.

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Quality expected for Dupont products, great sizes for me

▪️Appears to be well constructed, happy with the fit.▪️If you’re tall or have broad shoulders you might want to give this size a try.▪️The six coveralls come loose in an open bag.▪️The coveralls have a hood it fits around your face and seals with a full face respirator.

Very durable. Used to install attic insulation.

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