And the length and height and look were great, exactly what I needed - but the wheels are a cruel joke - more taunting as you feel like they SHOULD be able to roll, but it would be easier (and get you where youre going faster) just to drag it across the concrete. I bought these slippers for my son and 2 months later all the stitching came out of the side. The stock pads are bad, so replacing them is necessary, but even with the replacement pads, the whole shebang comes in under $100. Definitely not durable or definitely not easy assembly. The fabric is moderately thick (i. (and Yakima, Saris, etc)Edit: I figured out that the straps can be turned down and underneath, a full 180 degrees, and fed into the buckle from the bottom effectively keeping them out of the way when loading bike onto rack. Once I was cinched up, I had instant pain relief. I thought these would fit the bill but they let me down. Im not sure if they big on me though. I supposed as long as youre extremely gentle with them theyll be OK, but definitely not what I was hoping for.