Are they safe to wear on a bus or subway or subway platform?
52212
Yes, they are safe to wear anywehre ...they aer not going to get stuck in anything. But like I wore them to the store one day and it can get a bit slippery on a linoleumor tile floor with those metal cleats.
52213
If you remain aware of your surroundings, then yes! On smooth surfaces without snow or ice your feet could become unstable. They are so easily removed & reinstalled it really shouldn't be necessary to keep them on, although I have worn them numerous times in grocery stores, etc. without difficulty.
52214
Walking on concrete they are very noisy but I did it for short distances. I did not use them on subway platforms but I don't think I would wear them to go up/down stairs. Especially not with metal steps (such as some subway entrances that have metal steps. Not allowed indoors where I went in Norway ( would damage wood floors probably). So I took them off/on as needed, a little uncomfortable to do that when going in/out of stores, but worked better with a carabiner clip (I hang them with the clip out of my bag when I went indoors).
1504290
Probably more safe than using headphones. You can hear the environment sound, which is important if you're riding on public roads.
426683
They are too large for a passenger. Mine cover the rear foot pegs. However not an issue for me because I don't ever take a passenger.
2026286
You shouldn't have a problem with this outfit. They work best if they are directly of your skin. The only thing I found was having larger clothes to fix over them. They are warm.
908800
I don't know about actual safety ratings or transit readiness but we live in NYC and used it daily for 4 months on subways and buses and were pleased with the performance. We have since donated it to our school where it is in use.
340789
I would say you should be ok as these uniforms fit a little large but they are designed for freedom of movement when wxcercjsing or doing Tai Chi.GC
494112
I dont know off hand, probably just above your knee. I would worry too much about it ,as they usually fit very nicely and you wont be crushed or too tight in your lower areas.
1427462
That is not the case. On the box it is indicated like this- Wear Air Tamer to create a cleaner zone of healthier air while traveling, in public places or in other poor air quality locations. 4 pictures given. In airplanes,trains, buses, and public places.
539291
They hold up well. I wear them daily in like climate. I do wear a glove liner under them for extra protection and warmth. But if you cycling you should be fine without the liner
409498
Depends on where you live. And whether or not you are wearing clothes. Use common sense.
233315
Yes. But each pack lasts for ~10 hrs for me. 100% worth the purchase. I wear them every day on my walk/train commute.
1666961
I guess so...I really don't know since I bought them for my daughter at sleep away camp. I think it can be worn any time.
1496956
Not unless you want to. The platforms do get peed on though, so if you're not going to put a potty liner or fleece or something on them, you'll have to wipe them down every day.
2113774
Unlike most trolleys, this one is puffy like a down jacket, which provides a good degree of insulation. On hot days, you might want to bring a cold pack just in case.
148373
The stabilizers do a great job on ice and snow. When you wear them in on a hard floor you might keep in mind that you can slip.
963829
I only were them on the trip on metro so I can't speak to long term. So far I have been happy with them. Can get a little warm but that may be just me.
1028847
they fit very close to the face. wearing them on top of other glasses would be comfortable nor safe.