Its activated by a normal tailcap clicky switch, wich allows momentary activation, you click it once for low, two taps for medium, then push it all the way in for it to stay on at medium power, same for high but then its three taps before pushing it all the way in

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Comfort: How important comfort is depends on your commute
Stance Width Adjustability : If you can get the boot somewhat centered then you can turn the discs sideways and slide them a little bit either way from tip to tail
However, I wouldnt be so confident trying anything too large