5 in 1 Ghillie Suit Outdoor 3D Hunting Apparel Including Jacket Pants Hood Carry Bag Suitable for Unisex Adults Jungle Woodland Hunting Shooting

it looked better in the add than it did when it got here-still serviceable-item was reasonably priced and the transaction was easy-delivery was very quick

Like others said it comes tangled up but for the most part it’s perfect for the price you pay, it could use a little better quality string for the belt but other than that no complaints.

Works great

The weight is light. The material is thin, airflow, it feels not hot when I wear it. It fits me well. I am 5'7'' and 150 lbs. It is easy to wear, move around when worn, and take it off.The suit fits in a bag easily, it is not taking too much space. It came with clothes and pants, a Gun wrap, a hat, and a storage bag. The suit's color is plain, like dry grass. It should be great for duck hunting and deer hunting. I will update after a few time use, and see how is the durability.

To start, I am 6-0" tall and weigh 218lbs. I ordered the Runpon Ghillie Suit in a size tall (5.9-6.2) and it fit well. The sleeves and pant legs had more than adequate length and I'm sure this suit would indeed fit someone who is 6-2" as advertised. The pants have an elastic drawstring waist and would probably comfortably fit a maximum waist size of about 40-42 inches. If you are 5-9" to 5-10", some of the ghillie thread on the pants may drag on the ground, which can easily be fixed by trimming the threads shorter with scissors or cutting the pants to length.I opted to get my ghillie suit in "Dry Grass" because I figured it would be easier to darken the suit if needed than trying to lighten the color of the darker "Woodland" suit.The Runpon Ghillie Suit is built on a base hood, jacket, and pants that are made of a soft and flexible mesh. The mesh is durable for how thin it is and has a decent amount of stretch to it. The mesh has a camouflage print pattern on it and is very breathable.Synthetic jute-like ghillie threads are sewn in rows onto the base mesh material. In the advertised pictures, the threads are all evenly spread over the suit. In real life, the threads clump up and will not lay even at all. The sewn rows of thread were very obvious when I first tried on the suit. The contrast of the very light tan ghillie thread against the darker base mesh stood out quite a bit in a bad way. As I mentioned above, I was expecting the color of the suit to be lighter than I'd actually want. I used RUST-OLEUM spray paint to add the additional coloration I wanted. RUST-OLEUM makes a camouflage series of paints that are very flat and meant to be used for camouflaging items. I used tan and dark brown to create a more natural appearance as well as break up the straight line look of the light colored ghillie thread sewn to the darker base mesh.Some of the ghillie threads were a bit long and hung down around my hands and under my arms more than I prefered. I simply trimmed off any excess with scissors until it was at my desired length. After a couple hours of easy crafting (most of which was waiting for spray paint to dry), I was quite pleased with my ghillie suit and ready for Halloween. I wouldn't recommend the Runpon Ghillie Suit if you actually intend to slither across the ground like a real sniper but, if you are looking for an inexpensive costume, something to enhance your camoflage out hunting,or a lightweight and breathable ghillie suit to wear while playing hide and seek or Airsoft, I'd definitely recommend trying product.

This is not a top-end ghillie suit by any stretch of the imagination, but is the best I've seen at this price point, and by a wide margin at that. That makes this an ideal starter suit or one you don't mind messing up, because like many string-based you're possibly going to end up with a good chunk of the environment coming along with you.The base layer of the suit is a pair of pants, a snap-button jacket, and a full-coverage hood, all made of mesh, onto which layers of 8-10" long strings are sewn. For example, on the sleeve there is a layer up by the shoulder, a layer just above the elbow, and a layer on the forearm, which each layer overlapping a bit.Out of the pack the strings are going to be very matted, and you'll want to brush them out with your fingers because otherwise the base layer will obviously show through. In the first picture attached, showing the back of the suit, the left side is how it looks coming out, and the right is after it's been brushed out.Once everything is brushed out you get a very nice texture. In the second photo you're seeing the front of the suit. I could see decently out this way, but you could also part the face a bit if you wanted a clearer view. I should also point out that you would probably want to muss up the shoulders a bit as this photo shows you can clearly still have a human-like silhouette if you're not careful.I stand at 6'1" and I think I'm about the upper limit this suit will support. Shorter people will get more full coverage. The shirt and hood stay put nicely, as does the rifle cover. The pants are simple drawstring with a plastic clip closure, so they're prone to loosening unless you knot the extra string to prevent it from slipping back through the clip.Stowing the suit is also conveniently easy: just turn the clothing inside-out as you remove it, and all the stringy bits are contained. The included knapsack holds everything and comes with a shoulder strap.Overall, you're not going to find a better suit for around $50, and if you do want a better suit you're going to be shelling out a lot more money than that, which makes this and ideal entry-level suit.

Decent suit but will require work to "fluff" it out. I've been messing with it for about an hour so far, as it kind of mats into clumps. It's looking good and after the initial separating material, it should be good to go. I've had another similar to this one (different brand) and required the same thing.Just be prepared to set it up as it's not ready to go out of the bag, which it does come with. Overall have no complaints and look forward to using it.

I look like a Spanish moss tree, lol.Its easy to use and out on. Whats hard is putting it away. Its bulky!!! Its not hot when used. Material is light and thin.Im sure this can only be hand wash, if someone is concern. The strings will be pulled down by the washer, im sure.