Enso Rings Thin Etched Safari Silicone Rings for Men & Women - Comfortable, Flexible Wedding Bands - Safari Animal Collection - Perfect for Outdoor Activities, Gym Workouts & Everyday Wear

It's very cute and comfortable to wear!Ordered this Enso Safari collection silicone ring in the thin Giraffe design. It fit true to size. The ring is so comfortable that I forget I have it on. The giraffe design is unique and cute, but the ring is so thin that it makes it kind of difficult to figure out what the design is intended to be.This ring is offered in the Thin or Classic band width, and this one is the Thin. I prefer the Classic, which is a wider band. This ring would be good to stack with 1 or 2 other thin band rings.I took one pic of the ring inside out to show the "internal breathing channels." These type of rings are great for people who have issues with swelling. I like to wear this ring when walking outside on hot days because my fingers tend to swell a little. Sweat does not collect under the ring.Love that Enso rings are made in the USA and have a lifetime warranty. I did take one star off for "value for the money," as I feel that the $40 price tag is steep for such a small ring. But overall, it's a solid silicone ring with a choice of interesting designs, so I would recommend it.I love these Enso safari rings. Great colors, clear designs. Fit is as expected. The giraffe pattern on the thin ring could easily be gold lizard scales; there isn’t enough of the pattern to tell. I can see where if you liked to mix and match multiple rings, the thin version would work better for that. The look of the gold is subtle yet lovely.I mean, seriously! What the heck?! I thought this was going to be a total scam!! This ring is SO GOOD!!! It's been several weeks and I'm STILL in shock.My husband and I have been using Thunderfit silicone wedding rings for a long while now and you can get a 12-pack of those for around $15. So, when I saw this Enso silicone wedding ring for $44(?!) I was like, "Okay. Here's where stuff gets real for me as an Amazon Vine reviewer. This is totally one of those items that's put in to check for price fairness and quality control and to see if certain sellers are scamming their customers. This is CLEARLY going to be a total rip-off. I've been using silicone rings for ages so I KNOW about this stuff!"It's not a rip-off. I can't believe I'm saying this. $44 is nearly as much as my "real" wedding ring cost (silver band, $60 from Kays) and it feels "wrong" to pay so much for a SILICONE ring... But it's legitimately worth it. It's very pretty (though now I seriously NEED another one in a different color - the pale pink is basically skin tone for me and doesn't show up), it's unbelievably comfortable (it disappears to the point you'll often forget you're even wearing it), and thus far it hasn't stretched out.Let me put that last bit into perspective, as far as the cost goes (and to further understand why I'm a bit salty... with THUNDERFIT!): Yes, you can get a 12-pack of "similar" rings for $15; BUT, each of those rings typically last about a week before they're too stretched out to continue using. They also degrade (the edges get really ratty). My husband and I were spending $15 on new wedding rings every 2-3 months!!This Enso ring has already lasted THREE TIMES LONGER than my very best Thunderfit ring! WHAT THE HECK?!? I feel like we spent months getting ripped off now! Jeez!!Anyway, I'll be back at a later date to let you all know if/when my ring busts. For now? I gotta do the standing ovation slow clap of respect for Enso. You truly surprised me. Great ring!Love the detail and concept but ring does not fit like a size 9.I have an autoimmune condition that causes fingers and toes to swell up suddenly like sausages. I was afraid to wear my gold wedding ring and silicone rings were suggested as an option. I already have a set of ROQ silicone rings. They had some quality control issues, but I only paid the princely sum of $9.59 on a Lightning Deal for a set of six. Their customer service quickly took care of the quality issues with a replacement and I've been happily wearing those rings for months. I decided to try an Enso ring for comparison, in part because I wanted a metallic gold look ring, but also to see what all the hype was about and if the quality was as wonderful as claimed by many.I have to say, I don't get it. This is a nice ring, but certainly not $39.99 nice. I've only been wearing it two days and it's already looking scuffed. I'm beginning to wonder if my cheaper rings aren't going to end up in nicer condition than this one when it has had equivalent use. My curiosity has been satisfied. I'm wavering between 2 or 3 stars for this one. I'll give it 3 for now, but drop it lower later if it doesn't wear well over time.I’m a 5.75 ring so I originally ordered a different Enso ring in a 6 assuming the 5 would be too small. The 6 worked BUT in water, pool/shower it would very easily be slipping off! I decided to try the 5 and tested it out at my baby’s swim class today, I’m in the water for 30 minutes with my hands basically submerged most of the time holding my baby up and this ring didn’t slip and slide at all! I had to give it a little pull to get it on but it’s a stretchy silicone so it wasn’t hard and it doesn’t feel tight or uncomfortable at all! I am a huge leopard fan but wanted the copper/orange color and I’m not disappointed with Tiger at al. It’s a really pretty color.