Andes Safety Hazmat Suits, Heavy Duty Full Body Disposable Paint Suits, Coveralls with Hood, Elastic Wrists and Ankles

Finding a paint suit that actually fits when you're 350 lbs has been an incredibly difficult challenge for me, so I was thrilled when I discovered this one. It fit me perfectly, providing the coverage and freedom of movement I needed without feeling restrictive – a huge relief! Beyond the excellent fit, the suit did everything it should. The material quality was surprisingly good for the cost, offering reliable protection during my painting projects. I was even able to use it a few times before it reached the end of its lifespan, which speaks to its durability and value. If you're a bigger individual struggling to find a disposable paint suit that offers a comfortable and effective fit without breaking the bank, I highly recommend giving this one a try. It's a genuine game-changer for larger users.

This coverall isn’t just for heavy-duty spray painting—it’s a glitter warrior! I used it while decorating Mardi Gras throws with enough glitter to blind the neighbors, and I have to say, it worked perfectly. My husband hates glitter with the fiery passion of a thousand suns. He calls it “the herpes of craft supplies” because it never goes away. But thanks to this magical coverall, my Mardi Gras glitter bonanza didn’t result in a single rogue sparkle infiltrating the house. The hood, elastic wrists, and ankles created a glitter-tight seal, and the suit protected me from head to toe. Not a single speck got through! The material is surprisingly durable for something disposable. I crouched, stretched, and flailed (as one does while perfecting glitter placement), and the suit held up like a champ. It was lightweight enough that I didn’t feel like I was trapped in a sauna, even after hours of crafting. Best of all? Cleanup was a breeze. I peeled it off like a glittery cocoon and tossed it straight in the trash. My husband inspected me for stray sparkles when I came inside, and for the first time in his life, he smiled at glitter-related activities. In conclusion, if you’re crafting, decorating, or doing anything remotely messy—and especially if your partner despises glitter—this coverall is an absolute must-have. It’s functional, protective, and the MVP of Mardi Gras prep. P.S. My glitter project turned out so amazing that even my glitter-phobic husband admitted it was worth it. That’s how you know this suit is magic. 🎉✨

Great deal, good purchase. The zipper works well. The sizing is perfect. My son is a 4X, and the 4X ones fit him perfectly. I am a large, and the large ones fit me perfectly. They've done a good job with the sizing, and the quality of the product is good. I definitely recommend!

Overall I like this hazmat suit, bought it for a paint project and it worked well for me. The fit and coverage over the body was good, the only things I didn't like is the material seem to be a bit fragile and thin so it would tear fairly easily, & I would have preferred if it had some sort of pockets to carry things while working. Overall I liked it as I bought another one to finish up my project.

5.0 out of 5 stars Bought this suit for the end of days and holy hell it DELIVERS Listen. When the sirens start screaming and the sky turns that beautiful angry orange, you don’t want some flimsy Tyvek onesie that tears if you sneeze too hard. You want the ANDES SAFETY HAZMAT SUIT – HEAVY DUTY. This thing is basically a middle finger to physics, radiation, and good taste all at once. I’ve been sleeping in mine for three weeks straight (yes, including the bathroom incidents—don’t judge, the world is ending). Not a single seam has popped. Not one. I’ve worn it while chainsawing fallen telephone poles, wading through what used to be my neighbor’s koi pond (now glowing faintly), and doing aggressive interpretive dance to “Sweet Child O’ Mine” in the front yard at 3 a.m. to keep the looters confused. Zero rips. Zero burns. Zero regrets. The visor fogs up exactly enough to make you look like a terrifying anime protagonist. The boots are so chunky I can stomp through broken glass like it’s bubble wrap. And the crotch gusset? Chef’s kiss. Allows full range of motion for when you need to drop into a combat roll because you just saw three drones that definitely weren’t delivering Amazon packages. Ran it through the sprinkler system when the municipal water turned purple (long story). Dried it on the roof under direct fallout sunlight. Still smells like new car and barely suppressed rage. Pros: Feels like wearing a armored trash bag designed by a war criminal Actually stops alpha particles from tickling your spleen Makes you look 87% more credible when yelling “I TOLD YOU SO” at strangers Has more pockets than my therapist says is psychologically healthy Cons: My wife left me because “it’s always on” (she’ll be back when the ash settles) Can’t get DoorDash to deliver through the face seal Neighbors now refer to me only as “The Suit Guy” If you’re still reading reviews in 2026 instead of already wearing full PPE, you’re doing prepping wrong. Buy three. One to wear, one to wash (lol who washes), one to bury in the yard for Future You (he’ll thank you when he digs it up with bloody knuckles). Nuclear winter? More like nuclear WIN-ter in this bad boy. Would 100% recommend to anyone planning to outlive civilization. Forever your irradiated bro, Yours truly from the glow zone

I bought this to protect myself while I insulated my workshop. Fit is very good and I used one hazmat suit for the entire project. Apart from a small tear that one of the seams, which was normal wear and tear, this was a great purchase.

Used this for painting as it was cheap and easily disposed of. A low risk investment in keeping my clothes clean. These are meant to seal you away from contaminants, so don't be amazed if you can double dip and use it as a sauna suit. The stitching on the cuffs (hand/ankle) is cotton, so they absorb all that sweat, If you're wearing gloves make sure the suit goes on the outside of them. They don't' cover the shoes, so you'll need booties as well. Might try some gaiters to keep the cotton hem away from absorbing sweat. Otherwise everything is covered as it should. If you're tall (I'm over 6ft) you'll want to size up one or two as i blew out the seat bending over, the torso section was slightly too short. It's not insulated, so your own body warmth is all you get here. Certainly not designed for use outdoors unless you size up even more. Zipper and holes in all the right places, pretty easy to get on if it's big enough.

So, I bought one of these to work in my crawl space. I cannot say it's "Heavy Duty" The knees were torn out immediately. It fit fine, but it's not durable, or even rugged. I was under there all day working, but literally within the first 5 minutes the knees were torn wide open. What was the point of buying a heavy duty suit if it's useless almost immediately. Maybe this is great for attics, but it did not work for a crawlspace.

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