Surf Hooded Poncho Changing Towel Robe,Microfiber Wetsuit Beach Change Poncho Bath Towel with Sleeve Pocket for Surfing Swimming Bathing-One Size Fits All

It is kind of squirrelly how they list the sizes, and nothing on the product, packaging, or digital invoice lists the color or size that I bought, but according to the dimensions of the product I chose correctly, as I am 6'3", 210#, with fairly broad shoulders, and relatively slim to average in build (I am a swimmer, male, w/ a 44" chest & 36" waist).I paid $28 (in Aug-2018), and got the 33.8"(W) x 42"(L) (the largest size), in Sapphire. ... I'm not sure why they bother, as the next size down is only an inch shorter, and 2.3" less wide. I probably could have used a bit more length & width (3"?), but as it is currently designed, it seems to be adequate. (Did a "dry" test run / fit at home.)The fabric is super thin, but seems quite durable, and is dense enough I doubt it is "see through" when wet. The seams appear to be very durable, and are nicely piped with stitching / thread. This was something I noticed a lot in reviews of other products, complaints about seams that blew-out during use. I decided to take a chance on this product, despite the lack of reviews. (Effectively none at my time of purchase.)The hood has a nifty loop on top, so you can easily hang it up to dry. The hand warmer pocket is a nice touch too, and quite large. I suspect it will be adequate as a windbreaker, but am doubtful about "warmth" quality. (Not that I was looking for that. I mostly do OW swims in summer.)The arm holes (and garment width) are adequate for me to get my arms in & out while wearing it. (My intention is to have my arms inside it while actually changing.) The snap to shorten the arm-hole seems to be of good quality, but (again) I'm not sure why they bother... it is only about 2.5" from the fabric opening. I suspect I will never use this feature. And ladies: There seems to be enough width / folding in the fabric that this will not be an issue. i.e. I suspect there will be limited risk of unintentional "booby flashes" while changing.I totally missed and did not get the significance of the "Durable Wetsuit Waterproof Dry Bag" feature of this order, even though it is clearly shown in the photos, and included in the description. When I opened the package I thought it seemed really bulky & heavy, and it took a bit for me to get it, but this feature is a really nice addition. The base of the "dry bag" is about 31.5" in diameter, and quite hefty. There is a nicely piped seam to the side, which has two (comfortably thick) ropes sewn into it for cinches. The idea is you stand on this, peal-off your wetsuit / swimsuit and simply drop it on the "bag", then step off and cinch it up and go. Cannot speak yet as to the actual waterproof quality of the seams, but once drawn up, it would be really easy to transfer the whole kit into a plastic bag.Also included is a 10" x 12" piece of fabric that is similar to the poncho, which is nicely piped with thread along the edges. I guess this is scrap they'd rather recycle, than toss. Could make a nice washcloth, or adequate towel (in a pinch), or an eyeglass cloth. in any case, it was an unexpected extra.All-in-all I am exceptionally pleased with this purchase, and am confident that it will do the intended job, which is to (safely) allow parking lot or beach changes when I go open-water swimming. (And not get arrested. <sigh> Americans are such prudes.)Honestly, I am amazed at all you get for the price. And the quality seems to be quite excellent.A real event test will be happening soon. I may revisit and report. I suspect that wet skin will cling to the fabric easily, making movement inside the garment awkward. If you are a "NFL" size person, say 6'6" & 250# plus, you may struggle in this poncho, but even for someone like that, it may still work.:-)

I had seen something similar worn by a dive guide in the Philippines, but the fabric on hers was not as pretty as the one I ordered ("flower" color). I like to get out of my wet swimsuit as quickly as possible after a dive so this will be great to have along, and pretty too. I have not used it yet but tried it on and it seems like it will do what I need it to do.

This is sooooo soft. It reminds me of an infants changing mat, so soft and warm. I bought a size medium for my 7 year old who is 51” tall. It’s boxy and sort of long on him but he loves it. It will pack very thin vs. a robe I pack for him when we go on our cruises. It gets chilly going from the pool to the room.There is no tag to tell me how to wash it, which I’m glad for tabes because they literally are a pain but I wish something came with it telling me how I should was it.

My son is 41” tall, 35 pounds, he LOVES his new swim cover and won’t take it off! It’s going to be great for the bath and the pool. Just a heads up the material is more like a wet suit then a towel. Great sew job and just all around great quality.

These are lightweight. They are not towel material, but I like the lightweight, they are absorbent. The kids love them. I bought them for all my grandkids.

The poncho was just what I need to get from my water aerobics classes to home without changing at the Y. There was a minor defect, missing the snap under the armhole but, not seriously bad enough to keep me from using it.

My son uses this to keep warm and dry during swim meets and practice. Cheaper alternative to a swim parka. He loves it!

Perfect size for changing after scuba diving. Soft fabric and folds up small for gear bags.