ATERET Disposable Coveralls I 5 Pack, Blue I Protective Suit, Fire Retardant, Full Body Suit w/Attached Hood for Oil & Gas

It is costly to buy such suits for the job where similar PPE is provided for free without limitations. However, I prefer to pay from my pocket, to wear the extra large size, and not to sweat all my day.

I got these so I could check some things out in my attic without getting insulation all over me. They fit well and didn't tear or break. I wear size 11.5 shoes and they won't fit over regular shoes. I put on water shoes and they fit fine over those.

I used these to crawl around (and I mean belly crawl) for about 3 hours in my crawl space installing earthquake ties. Was happy to have these coveralls to help keep out the insulation, grime, and whatever else is in my crawl space. I typically wear a large, and the 2XL fit me fairly tight, even though I only wore it over a pair of athletic shorts. In particular, my shoes (size 10.5 US) were hard to get in, and since these come with booties, the shoes need to go in. Get at least two sizes larger than you might normally wear, and consider 3 sizes large! During my crawl I tore out both pits, the crotch, and parts of my ankles. The hoodie was the right size around the front, though when I was bent over working, it was hard to keep the hood snug. In fairness, I was pushing these coveralls pretty hard, and getting into pretty rough positions. This is a pretty reasonable product, and for something less contortion inducing, like painting a house, these would be great!

Used to spray fluid film on my automobiles before winter. When done just toss in the trash! Held up great.

Very quality product disposable holds up after multiple uses absolutely worth your money

Good for working underneath houses. Keeps the dirt out of your clothes. Good buy and will reorder when needed.

They will work for what they are intended for

I used these coveralls while spray painting my kitchen cabinets and was very pleased with the protection. The uniform was cool and easy to move around while wearing. Getting into and out of the one piece garment was only a little awkward but manageable. If the workplace permits, I would recommend not wearing shoes to make removing the costume easier. With some care I expect to get multiple uses from one costume, but I recognize that the fabric is disposable.