Rebuff Reality Trackstrap Plus for Vive Ultimate Tracker, Vive Tracker, Tundra Tracker, 20+ Hrs Playtime, Full Body Tracking in VR Chat & Dance Dash, Trackers Sold Separately

I purchased these to use with my Vive 3.0 trackers. They're comfortable to wear and the battery supports a charge that can charge my trackers for 3 days more-or-less. Of course, that totally depends on how much use your trackers get, but I've used mine for upwards of 8 hours a day and never ran out of charge in the battery pack. I'll usually charge my trackers and my battery pack after two days of use at the latest.If you plan on strapping these to your feet you might need to make modifications to make them more like a sandal, or search for an alternate product. They are just a single strap and do not have any way to wrap them around the back of your feet so they don't slide off. Wearing them with shoes would probably help, but I don't have experience using them with shoes. I use mine on my ankles and they stay in place for me.Just to be clear, the battery life of my trackers being 3 days more-or-less is based on ~8 hours of use with the trackers internal battery and then plugging them into the battery packs. ~7 hours Vive 3.0 trackers + ~20 hours per battery pack.

I use them everytime I use my trackers, when fully charged they last like 8+ hours of game time, most times I can use them for around 3hrs each use and they last a few days before having to recharge again

I love using full-body in VRC, but it was always stressful keeping an eye on tracker charge or having to stand almost on top of my PC to plug them in and charge while playing. I also was previously using what were basically just velcro wire-management straps to keep these things attached to my body.These straps fixed both of these problems completely. They're comfortable and the battery lasts for ages. I have no idea what one or two of the other reviews are talking about with stepping on plastic. I suspect these people are wearing it wrong. If you're wearing it correctly, the plastic ring will be on the inside of your feet (left side of right foot, right side of left foot). This will keep the ring on the side rather than sliding underneath like what would happen if you were wearing them reversed.My only real complaint is that its a little difficult to get the charging cable in sometimes. Would also be nice to have an "off" switch rather than having to unplug the spiral cable from the trackers every time I'm done playing.

Got my straps and been using them pretty much 3 times a week and unfortunately the stitching used to hold the battery pack on one of the ankle pieces has come undone and are frustrating. Planning to restotch them myself. Just wanted to give the heads up. Otherwise the straps are great

I love these straps! Unfortunately, one of the foot sensors was defective and wouldn’t charge, and I realized it too late to return them. Even so, they’re definitely worth it!

I bought this product 2 months ago, so I feel like I've had plenty of time to test the product out. It's a great strap and it does what it advertises: charges the VIVE Trackers. Unfortunately, like with every product, it's not perfect.The first issue I have is with the cables that come with it. It's a short cable that's just long enough to plug into the trackers and the strap. The bad part is the connectors. It uses a micro USB connector. This connector works to charge up the battery in the strap and they provide an adaptor to USB-C for the VIVE Trackers. This is incredibly annoying because the adaptors are really small and easy to lose and are prone to bending and breaking. Why didn't they just make the connector USB-C?The second issue I have is with the strap itself. The ones for your feet use a velcro to keep it from sliding off your feet. This would be great if the velcro actually worked. One side is velcro, but the other side is a felt like material. This doesn't work with the velcro they put on it and even normal walking with the straps on makes it fall off. On top of it, it's uncomfortable because the strap goes through a loop to tighten it, which sticks up. This loop is made of hard plastic, which digs into my feet. Half the time I'm using the trackers, I'm sitting down cause my feet hurt so much from the plastic digging into my feet.Overall, the product is good and does as advertised, but it's not the most comfortable and the cables are outdated. Would I have bought the product if I knew these things? I would probably have looked for another brand first to see if there are better options. I ended up buying this one cause everyone I know uses it, so it's a trusted brand.

These battery packs have been saviors for my trackers if they run for extended periods of time.Even allowing for the ability to hook one up from one limb to another if your battery pack died on that limb.I own three (two new one used) sets of these battery packs to supliment 10 point tracking. They work well for their designed locations (elbows, feet, chest, and waiste).I use the two spare waiste straps as makeshift knee tracker supports by wearing them like pooties from ww1 and ww2, just mainly wrapping around the bottom of the battery base. Works well enough!Thus far really satisfied with these lil dodads.

I've had these for maybe 6 months and the hip tracker does NOT hold a charger at all anymore. I will charge it completely and TWO days later it will be completely dead while my foot trackers are still fully charged and fine. It's only the belt strap that completely dies after only a couple days of not charging it. Totally unacceptable for the price they charge for such trackers. I have an OLD trap strap plus that have been used and abused and the old belt tracker ALSO doesn't hold a charger while the old foot trackers will still hold a charge months later. Idk what is with the belt strap itself, but it's completely broken and needs to be reworked to hold a charge. It's extremely frustrating to rely on it being fully charged to only be welcomed to a completely dead battery after only a couple days. Do not buy until they fix their belt battery issues, which may be never...