ETERNA Hazmat Suits- 5 Pack Disposable Protective Coveralls with Shoe Covers for Men & Women, Shield from Dirt, Dust, Paint

They fit a wide range of sizes. I felt protected from the insulation we were taking down during a remodel. Highly recommend to keep your clothes and skin clean. Also very comfortable.

Kinda thin material

My husband ordered these to tackle one of the nastiest areas I have seen while cleaning house. Notice, I said my husband because I was NOT about to enter this roach, rat infested, old food storage area. He elected a friend who is larger. The large was good for my husband but he is 5’9” 165lbs. The 3x not so good for his 6’2 280lb buddy. It ripped the first time he put it on. The suit is thin but, coupled with a respirator and rubber boots it worked great! Poor husband!

The ETERNA hazmat suit is very breathable. Before I received it, I thought the material might be like Tyvek. But it is not. Though it still appears to be a pressed random fiber, it has a cloth pattern to it. You can see through it, though I do not think dust can get through it. It is very tough, but extremely lightweight. However, I think if you caught it on a nail, it would rip. But you could probably repair it with packing tape. They also include a pair of blue booties made out of the same material. There is elastic around the ankles. However, they do not attach to the suit. So, you would need other protection for a few inches of your ankle. There is elastic around the ankles, wrists and face of the suit. There is a zipper up the front of the suit. It is fairly easy to put on and take off. My biggest concern when ordering was deciding on a size. The chart in the ad said that a large would fit someone up to 5.58 feet tall, which is about 5'7". That's my height, but then they say it fits up to 132 pounds. I'm 152 pounds. Some reviewers would say these run large, others would say the opposite and most would leave out critical details. I went with the large, and in my case, the large was quite big enough to fit over my clothes and still have plenty of room to bend and stoop. I attached a photo with it on. The one suit that I tested was $7.99, which seems reasonable. If you are careful and don't get very dirty, it is entirely possible to use this suit several times before disposing of it. I am happy with the quality of the product.

As a real estate appraiser, sometimes I have to stick my head in attics and crawlspaces for visual observations and photos. So I am familiar with the quality of a name brand 3M Tyvek hazmat suit. This is not it. The material seems to be a breathable polyester but it doesn't have as much of the smooth and coated feel of Tyvek. It also seems to be more transparent or thinner and with larger pores. There was no information regarding any product certifications or data sheets like those you can find for a range of 3M products.I am 5' 10" and 195 lbs and the XL was acceptable but a bit too tall with a litle extra in the hood I will probably have to roll back in the field. It looked just about the same as in the product photo, a little extra in the arms and ankles, tight at the inseam, and baggy at the stomach. The cut at the inseam was a bit tight over pants so walking and probably climbing a ladder could rip the seam. There is no elastic in the waist so it could easily get caught on something in tight spaces and could possibly make climbing a ladder unsafe. There are no attached foot covers so your ankles could become exposed compered to the one-piece attached feet of the name brand.This may suffice for light work, like keeping blown-in insulation off of me when opening an attic scuttle, or dirt when poking my head-and-shoulders into a crawlspace. If you really need a true hazmat suit for health, safety or professional use then I would recommend a name brand product that has USA safety ratings and certifications per suit depending on its intended use.