First, I am happy to say that the hood doesn't try to fall over the front of my full face respirator and cover my eyes, like some "bunny suit" incarnations I've gone to the mat with have (this hazmat suit is clearly on My side, so, one less thing...).If I stand on my tippy toes holding the top of the hood as high as I can, the bottom cuff is still touching the floor. It's tall. But, since they apparently have smarts and didn't make the ankle/calf baggy, I am able to wear it at 5'5" 135lbs without it being a tripping hazard.It is big on me, and tall, but the length just seemed to accordion itself up, taking the width with it, somehow. I don't know if they did this by design or it's a happy accident, but however it came to be, it means someone could grab the next size up in a hurry and still be able to function with it on, which may be important to know if, for example, a cabinet full of suits are on standby for use in a rare leak situation...This was easier to wear (even in too large a size), than any other hazmat suit I've worn. It also beats simple painter's suits, which really should easily beat a hazmat suit for comfort over hours of being in them, but this is better.If you're new to hazmat suits, I recommend this one. I also recommend getting 100% cotton knit gloves for under your chem+resist gloves, and a thin cotton knit balaclava to go underneath the hood, as the edges of the face holes and wrist cuffs on all that I've worn can rub you raw over the course of a morning. When dealing with anything that requires a hazmat suit, a skin breach is to be avoided. It also keeps you from wearing two bags full of water on your hands, which is very uncomfortable, and forces you to make a decision whether to leave it in your gloves or raise your hands and empty it onto your shirt sleeves, so just get the cotton gloves so it doesn't come to either because they both ... well, just do yourself a solid and avoid that.I'm most happy that the face hole has strong elastic sewn in a way to snug right around the outside edge of my full face respirator. I was able to do without taping my hood to the mask, which is Awesome, because even though it's my choice to go into this whole thing at all, I still get a bit "trapped"-feeling with everything taped up, including my face. I really liked being able to go find a clean breeze and take a 20 second break without having to unsuit, because if I had to unsuit, I wouldn't be able to have that.All in all, hazmat suits in general are better than being exposed to chemicals or contaminants, and that's about it.This one is worth the time of washing it fully before I unsuit as many times as I can safely get away with it.When I get another, it WILL be this brand, whether I can find it in a Small, or if this is the smallest I can get. This one has proven it's easier for me to wear for hours; that's the 2nd most important thing I need from a hazmat suit.It did the #1 job, no question at all. It has a good front closure with a very strong continuous velcro-secured cover flap. The whole thing is pretty perfect, for what it is, and they found balance where others seemed to not bother, like the shell certainly being plenty for safety, but not stiff, heavy, or otherwise too much.Like I said before, when I get another, I'll get this brand. For me, it wins over all in every category.

The fitThe coveralls fit fine.I tried to put it on with my sneakers on. That was a failure.Sneakers off, coveralls on. It was a perfect fit.Good marks for the sizing chart.Thumbs loopsIf you have arthritis, these loops can be uncomfortable.The day I wore the coveralls, my fingers underwent a slight flare-up.  I had to remove the loops.With or without using the thumb loops, the coverall makes a secure fit.WearingI wore the coveralls under the following conditions:  Location.The kitchen, after the oven had been on for 40 minutes at 375. It was my turn to make the cornbread.The temperature in the kitchen was 81º F with a humidity of 31%Test Duration: 30 minutes.I wore a light pair of sweatpants and a tank top.The coveralls were zipped up to the top.I put on the hood. The edge scratched my forehead.The face protector made the head area warm and a little uncomfortable.It also restricts breathing a little.I imagine that wearing any mask would be uncomfortable.After about ten minutes of sweating with the hood on, I removed the hood.I have worn full-face respirators before. This was like that without the protection of the respirator.Moving around is ok. But that may be because I am used to wearing coveralls of this type.Having worn protective coveralls before, I can say that these are a good set.As expected, under the conditions stated, sweat builds up.I suspect that if you wore these coveralls on an outside job in the winter, you would not feel the cold.In a warm environment, find ways to stay hydrated.The removal went as expected. It was not harder or easier than getting out of any other plastic-type coveralls.It is easier to remove plastic-type coveralls with some assistance.Overall, no pun intended, I give these coveralls a five-star rating. I would not have a problem wearing these coveralls in a hazardous environment.

This hazmat suit fits me pretty well. It is a little longer in the legs, but I am only 5 foot 2 inches tall. So, the length of the legs is to be expected. The material is nice and lightweight. The price of this when I originally ordered this item was $69.96. That seemed a little expensive, but it’s not a bad price when looking at other similar suits. I am giving this 4/5 stars.

Very impressed with the quality of this suit. It fits well, feels secure, and offers excellent protection. My husband used it at his family farm and it held up without any issues. Definitely feels reliable for heavy duty use.

I'm 190 and med fit just fine over my clothes. Zips up well and even for someone uncoordinated it was easy to put on. Felt very secure with the zipper and velcro. Just be a little careful because the inside is like a flet fabric and the velcro will attach. Hopefully you don't have to wear it in the summer because as it's designed to keep stuff out it definitely keeps heat in. Overall a very good product that will protect you. We will use it in the event of cleaning up vomit.