Thanks to DropLabs' new EP 01 shoes, a new way of experiencing music is afoot.

These are DropLabs EP 01. Shoes that let you "feel" the bass in your music, games and videos.

They’re now available in a “triple black” color variant, support dynamic tuning for content, and offer an in-app LED color wheel to let you control the lighting on the rear of each shoe.

While consumers initially enjoyed the technology during commutes and air travel, a new group of customers have been drawn to the EP 01, to help re-create the live music experiences that are not currently available during the pandemic.

The triple black edition was released on August 19 and it features enhanced audio controls, multi-color LEDs, among several other surprises.

Yes, you heard me festival goers, video gamers and movie watchers. Find yourself completely immersed in the world of sound and feeling.

The shoes had first come out last November and are now back better than ever.

The company has designed what it describes as a ‘first-of-its-kind sneaker’ ...

The EP 01 sneaker features technology that creates vibrations that sync with music the wearer is listening to.

For the first time ever, there’s a pair of shoes on the market that can actually help you experience sound throughout the entire body.

With the DropLabs Ep 01 Sound Immersion Footwear, your shoes can do more than just protect your feet. In fact, these sneakers use stereo haptic feedback to let you feel what you see and hear.

The EP 01s are proof positive that technology and style can often intersect in wonderful and unexpected ways.

High-quality speakers are more plentiful than ever and have never sounded so good. But most of the time, unless we’re listening through hi-def set-ups in our home or office, we’re listening on phone and laptop speakers or fairly lo-fi earbuds.

A sneak peek at the innovations that will change our everyday lives in the future.

Sometimes it seems like you can hear a song all the way in your toes. With these new sneakers, you actually can. Meet the new EP 01 sneakers out of DropLabs. 

In 2015, Susan Paley met musician/inventor Brock Seiler at Montana Studios in New York. Seven years prior, Seiler had discovered ...