Editor's PickAntiGrav1
$120 $130 in Glacier, Ember and Liberty colors
A $120 closed-toe recovery slip-on ($130 in some colors) for people who stand on hard floors through long shifts.
Best for long shifts on hard floors, closed-toe recovery wear
Is STAND+ worth it?
Worth it if you stand on hard floors all day. The $120 AntiGrav1 carries the APMA Seal of Acceptance and ranked softest in cushioning in a brand-commissioned June 2024 Heeluxe lab comparison; buyers on STAND+'s store rate it 4.79 from 1,057. The $65 AG3 slide rates well but has no seal or lab test.
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Updated October 6, 2026.
STAND+ on The Resting Rate
Editor's Pick
AG3 Recovery Slide
$65 all adult colors
A $65 slide for wearing after a shift or a workout.
Best for post-shift recovery at home, after training
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What STAND+ makes, and why we feature it
STAND+ is The Resting Rate's own brand, and we hold it to the same standard as every other brand here. It makes recovery footwear for people who spend long days on their feet. We feature the AntiGrav1, a $120 closed-toe slip-on ($130 in some colors), and the AG3 Recovery Slide, a $65 slide for after a shift or a workout.
The AntiGrav1 carries the outside proof. APMA's seal database lists it with the APMA Seal of Acceptance, and in a June 2024 Heeluxe lab comparison commissioned by STAND+, it ranked softest in cushioning and lowest in energy return of the shoes compared. That test is not peer reviewed, and APMA's STAND+ listing does not include the AG3.
Both have a heat-moldable fit, per STAND+, which says warming a tight area of the AntiGrav1 with a hair dryer for 15 to 30 seconds lets it shape to your foot. The AntiGrav1 is HSA/FSA eligible for qualified customers through Truemed. All owner ratings for both come from STAND+'s own store.
The proof
- APMA's seal database lists the STAND+ AntiGrav1 with the APMA Seal of Acceptance. Source
- Heeluxe's June 2024 lab comparison ranked the AntiGrav1 softest in cushioning and lowest in energy return among the shoes compared. The test was brand-commissioned, published only by STAND+, and not peer reviewed. Source
- APMA's seal database lists four STAND+ products with the APMA Seal of Acceptance, and the AG3 Recovery Slide is not one of them. Source
- Truemed lists the AntiGrav1 as HSA/FSA eligible for qualified customers, after a licensed provider reviews a private health survey; it does not name the AG3. Source
What owners say
- AntiGrav1: 4.79 out of 5 from 1,057 reviews on STAND+ store (the brand's own store). Source, checked October 6, 2026.
- AG3 Recovery Slide: 4.88 out of 5 from 265 reviews on STAND+ store (the brand's own store). Source, checked October 6, 2026.
Questions
Is STAND+ legit?
Yes. APMA's seal database lists the STAND+ AntiGrav1 with the APMA Seal of Acceptance, and FTC and CPSC searches for STAND+ returned no actions or recalls (checked October 6, 2026). STAND+ is The Resting Rate's own brand, so we apply the same evidence rules here and leave out brand claims we could not confirm.
What is the best STAND+ product?
It depends on the use. For long shifts on hard floors, the AntiGrav1 ($120) is the closed-toe option, with the APMA Seal of Acceptance and the Heeluxe cushioning result. For wearing after a shift or workout, the AG3 slide ($65) costs less and rates 4.88 from 265 store reviews, but has no seal or lab test.
What is STAND+'s return policy?
STAND+ accepts returns or exchanges of footwear within 30 days if it is in new condition and in its original packaging. A $9 processing fee is deducted from the refund, and shipping is not refunded. STAND+ publishes no product warranty term; its policy covers orders that arrive damaged, defective or incorrect.
Is STAND+ HSA/FSA eligible?
The AntiGrav1 can be, for qualified customers. Truemed's STAND+ page says you complete a private health survey, a licensed provider reviews it to decide eligibility, and then you pay with an HSA or FSA card. Truemed names the AntiGrav1 but not the AG3 slide, and notes that tax savings vary.