Review: MAMORE dog raincoat (easy rainy walks)

I wanted a raincoat that’s simple enough to use on a normal morning walk—no wrestling, no complicated straps, and no “my dog hates this” body language.

After a couple rainy weeks, this MAMORE raincoat has become my grab-and-go option.

What I liked

• Fast to put on: once you learn the strap order, it’s a 20–30 second job.
• Good coverage without stiffness: it blocks drizzle and splashback without feeling like plastic armor.
• More visibility: the reflective bits help when the weather is gray and the streets are busy.

Real-world fit notes

• The chest measurement matters most. If you’re between sizes, I’d rather size up and adjust than have it too tight.
• If your dog has a deep chest (retrievers, poodles, many mixes), check that the belly strap sits comfortably and doesn’t rub during longer walks.

Who this is for

• You want a simple rain layer for walks (drizzle, wet pavement, light rain).
• You prefer something that’s easy to put on more than something ultra-technical.

One caveat

It’s a raincoat, not a mountaineering shell—heavy wind + sideways rain will still find a way in. For most everyday walks, it’s a good balance of coverage and comfort.