Tsu Rag Review

This is the first of MANY product reviews I will be doing for the 360 nation. Let me start by saying that I am very ethical and give UNBIASED reviews of all products I feel will have an impact on the community of wavers that I am here to educate and support.
This review is on a product that is attempting to revolutionize the wave community. It looks to replace the du rags, wave caps, stocking caps, scarves and bandanas that we have all been using for years to lay our hair down.
So without further ado...heeeeeres the review!
The Tsu Rag claims to be the Tsulution to all of our durag problems. Its stringless so no more lines on the forehead from tight durags or stocking caps. But is that enough to warrant the $10 price tag. Yes you head me correctly, the Tsu Rag is a whopping $10 plus shipping. So be prepared to spend that for one of these.
Is it better than a traditional durag? Or should I ask is it a suitable replacement, what its looking to become?
To answer that let's weigh out some pros and cons.
Straight out of the package I definitely like the material. Its stretchable in all directions and has a very smooth texture. That's great for waves. BUT the fasteners are made of velcro. I work as an upholsterer for cars so I am very familiar with the material. One thing I know is it doesn't really hold up well when it gets wet often so that's gonna be an issue there. Especially since a durag is $2 and lasts forever pretty much, and the Tsu Rag costs 5 times as much and may not last that long (remains to be seen still). That's not a major issue right now though because it secures fine with the velcro so far.
The Tsu Rag is extremely comfortable. I ordered a size Large and it fits me perfectly. I wear a 7.5 hat size. I have to admit that I don't like how it looks on me though. Just takes some gettin used to I guess, but it looks weird. And a big issue I have with it is, unlike my durags, I can't wear this with a fitted hat. I wear fitteds often so that's a no bueno for me. Not a deal breaker though.
Another issue I have with the Tsu Rag is, unlike my durag, it doesn't stay on too well over night. Mine always starts slipping off and that kinda defeats the purpose of having it on. I notice that if I try to take off my shirts or sweaters with it on it doesn't stay on well either. So that's an issue there. Durags are more reliable for sure in that department.
I wore the Tsu Rag for a week. Even to the gym. No problems with it during normal activities. I wrestled with my girl and it came off. Wrestle with her and the durag stays put.
So overall not much more to say here. I do like the Tsu Rag. Very nice, innovative and timely. I will even continue to wear the one I have. I don't feel however that it will ever replace my durag. I'm just too used to it and it works fine wit no line for me. Many people will love this thing and I encourage you to try it for sure. Great product? Yes indeed I feel it definitely deserves the attention its been receiving and you should check them out. Durag Killer? I wouldn't go as far as to say that. The Durag has been around for so many years and is as popular as it is because it works. Veteran users of the Durag have found ways to overcome the issues that new wavers experience. Its called paying your dues. If you really know how to rock a durag and have been doing it from way back then you already know. I like the durability of it. And I wear them under a fitted with no problem at all, which is a plus for me. I will still use my durags as well at times. All of my reviews end with a product rating on a scale of 1 to 5 and I will announce my product of the year in December. The Tsu Rag gets a 3.5 out of 5 from this review. A definite contestant for product of the year. Stay tuned for more reviews coming up. I use all of the products that I review for at least a week and try my best to review products that are demand in our community. Follow @drmanhattan718 on twitter for daily tips on waves and hair care.