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compared to another pair i grabbed at a discount store, these actually hold their shape at the heel when you step in weird. didn’t expect them to feel this light tho, makes my old ones seem extra clunky. probably will toss those out.
ended up wearing these to work. not bulky at all and the bands actually stay flat—had a pair before that always flipped over on the edges. the stitching lines feel super tight, like it snaps back quick after stretching. not for folks who want loose fit.
I already plugged it in right after unboxing, nice fit—doesn’t wobble like some others I’ve tried where the prongs felt loose. Nothing odd with the indicator, just glows when powered. Can’t speak about savings yet but at least it’s not bulky on the wall.
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