MIRA SAFETY Suit Disposable Protective Coverall with Hood and Elastic Cuff

great item, great service

It was pricey for that it is I expected it to be somewhat different I’m sure there is better out there

Like others this is an untested review. I have a background in refinery work and law enforcement so this is not my first experience with hazmat equipment. The suit feels thick and well made, thus it will likely be durable. It seals up nicely with a zipper and over zipper protective flap secured with velcro. The elastic in the arms, legs and hood is snug so no worries there. I think it will offer good protection in any cbrn event, least as much as a suit like this can offer. I'm 5'9" and weigh 140. The sm/md fit me perfectly.

After spending days researching the CBRN topic (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear), I decided to get my family prepared. MIRA Hazmat suit is a must have for a CBRN situation. The material is outstanding; you can see right away that the hazmat suit is made from a quality material. I could not believe that this suit comes in YS size for kids, starting as young as 4 years old! No one else in the world have this suit for kids and it is kind of sad, because if I want to protect myself, I also want to protect my family, including my kids! It is very durable and very flexible. I have purchased the CM-6M mask from MIRA Safety before and it was great, to say the least, so I decided to go full CBRN and purchased this suit, and I was not disappointed. It does get a little hot inside, but it is expected from any suit which protects your skin, literally. It is made in the USA, which is so rare nowadays, because a lot of the stuff sold on the internet are made in China, and sometimes pretend to be Americans. Now I definitely buy some more, so I have enough for everyone in my family.

It's weird that they didn't include the size guide in the Amazon listing, but you can go to the product page on their website and see the breakdown. I'm 5'7 and weigh 160 lbs., which is right at the top end of SM/MD and the bottom end of LG/XL. I took a gamble and went with the SM/MD, and it fits just fine over clothing with plenty of room to breathe. The hood also has a lot of extra room and fits well over Mira's CM-6M mask. The material feels like the same thing heavy-duty tarps are made out of. The manufacturer could have used better quality materials with the zipper though, which is why I've knocked off one star. The suit may have a "virtually unlimited" shelf life, but I feel like the zipper will be the first component to fail while donning/doffing the suit. The hood, sleeves and legs all have elastic stitching around them to help the suit cling to your body, but they are not adequate enough to provide a good seal on their own. As I moved around, I could feel the openings flex and air rush into the suit. You will need to buy gloves and overboots, tape (Kappler's Chemtape strongly recommended), and obviously a mask in order for this suit to actually keep you safe during a chemical weapon attack. Nonetheless, it's definitely worth purchasing. These suits have been run through penetration testing against chemicals such as Mustard and Sarin gasses with data provided on their website.