Review on Durable and Eco-Friendly: Jron Premium Reusable Washable Contractors for Maximum Efficiency by Brian Whitmore

EDIT: I want to prepend my edits. I haven't used them as much as I thought I would for reasons unrelated to the product. I mention this to explain that I cannot comment on the durability of rubber bands. The rest of the material holds up well for my admittedly light use, but the material seems perfect for extended use. Unlike more plush fabrics (I don't know why they call it crimped cotton - even the photos show it's synthetic and non-linting), this material hates being cleaned. They are easy to clean. , non-slip and above all easy to put on and take off. I may have bought a size too big (I'll try to find out and edit again) but they are too big for my boots. That's a good thing, because whoever sits "correctly" is a bear to put on and take off. They are perfect as long as I remember not to step on my toes. Packaging and saw the material used. It is slightly water repellent and has non-slip nubs on the bottom (because the material would be very slippery). There is only one glaring problem: a plain rubber band is used as the upper elastic. Why make a good product and give it such a lousy point of failure? Do you really think people will buy your product again if it fails after a few weeks of use? If only my sister-in-law used her sewing machine to do this, I would never buy [overshoes] online again. But until she can, I will continue to look for reusable, reliable, quality products. So far I'm happy with these and they're the best I've tried so far (only three types because I'm too cheap to throw them away without trying to fix them). They match my boots and contain dirt. But rubber bands used as rubber bands are likely to fail soon, and that's a shame.