Is it a watertight (such as nylon) non-breathable fabric?
28432
Frogg Toggs are polypropylene, similar to Tyvek, but softer. They are absolutely breathable and for the weight are great for waterproof/windproof over-wear. Frogg Toggs are thin, so do not provide a lot of insulation in the winter; which makes them great summer wear. I have had two sets - one the lightweight, the second the heavier weight. The heavier weight is definitely worth the extra money.
28433
yes it is water tight. I think it's breathable though I'm not sure. I have worn the rain suit while walking my dog through torrential downpours and have stayed dry every time!
28434
It is not nylon. Reminds me of the ultra cheap shopping bags handed out at conventions. Not quite fabric almost paper. Did not use sent item back.
28435
It is watertight, but unlike nylon it is breathable. I use this product for fishing, sport events, and cold weather (snow blowing in snow storms). In each situation it repels water and wind keeping me dry and warm, yet allows air to flow. I used to wear bulky coveralls for snow blowing, no more, a pair of togg pants over my jeans and jacket over long john shirt and hoodie and im goood to go. Cold wind cut thru coveralls, put a pant or jacket over them and youll feel the difference. Lightweight too!
2122227
it is sewn on and is not waterproof. i usually keep a ziplock bag in it for things i want dry.
82042
It's not waterproof if that's what you mean. It's fabric. I did once leave it in the rain (a drizzle, not a downpour) and remembered about a half hour later. It dried fine. I would not recommend that though. I always put it away.I see someone else has had no issue with it though. Good to know. As far as the quality of it? I absolutely love the thickness and durability of it.
1028635
Yes, it's pretty soft fabric and it is breathable. it says you need to treat it with Scotch brite water repellant every year or two.
963612
The fabric is light enough to be able to breathe through it. We own it and I tested the breathability myself.
1732045
No, it is not waterproof and does not have a plastic liner. It is quilted cotton.
659417
The exterior fabric is nicely coated nylon, the interior fabric (compartment divider, inside of the pockets) is not. Zippers and seams are not waterproof, but there is a rain flap on the main zip. So a ligth rain should be no problem but a deluge or a submersion will see water penetrate the inside. Same as most quality packs. I keep a couple of disposable shopping bags in the bottom in case I get caught out in a bad rain unexpectedly, and if I'll be boating or expect submersion I use appropriate waterproof containers inside where needed. "Be Prepared".
67579
It is waterproof fabric. I love it. More than I expected when I received it.
409883
It's a poly or nylon a very open mesh it should dry ok. I haven't gotten it soaking yet, but a dry ventilated place I don't think it'd stink. Like all gear take care of it or expect it to fail.
68159
No. It's made of a faux suede polyurethane, not a waterproof material like hardened nylon.
1781953
Not really. It's a synthetic cover, but breathable, so it wouldn't be waterproof like a rubber covering or something of that sort.
1028637
There are 2 covered vents both sides rear end, near the seat area ! The Fabric is not a plastic or rubber sealed tarp, it looks like a breathable product !
422758
No, but it's somewhat water resistant. If the outside was really wet I would suspect some dampness inside.The zipper is also porous.
1125396
It doesn't appear to be vinyl, and I don't think that it's just nylon. It's a relatively heavy fabric that is also waterproof. It's very flexible, much better than a vinyl cover, and I don't think that it will develop cracks. I've only had it for a couple of months, so I don't know how durable it is, but it seems pretty tough.
1671664
No, it's a fleece fabric. Not breathable mesh. I would probably not recommend it for a baby who sleeps up against the bumper
1173875
Nylon I believe so, the fabric is very Durable, the Zippers work great. hope this helps
237329
I live in the Pacific Northwest... not too cold, but LOTS of rain. It is made out of water repellent canvas (not rubber)and quilted material underneath, so unlike the former respondent... I'd say, "Yes, it IS breathable", or it'd be WAY to warm to wear in our mild winters. I like this coat, and bought a second one so the first one can dry out on rainy days.