Do not buy, super abrasive
934087
On the back of the waistband, there's a part where everything is stitched together. Mine had this sharp protrusion there that scratches you to the point that it gave me rashes. The only way you'll be able to sleep in them is if you tuck your shirt in when going to bed or give yourself a wedgie pulling your underwear to the point that it sits above your pants. I have no idea how that model is wearing them with no shirt on. He probably got rashes as well.
3743820
At first these were great to have in a shop environment.  I am a inspector and I am required to have steel toe shoes.  My employer buys them however the shoes available are terrible on your feet and ankles.  I have permanent damage because of them.  I purchased these from a local distributor and began wearing them over my sports shoes and found that in only a week, the rear edge of the steel toe had cut its way through the pvc material.  I have been dealing with this for a few months trying to get my moneys worth out of them but today was the final straw.  The metal sticking out somehow jammed under some metal material I was walking on and I about fell off a 4 foot drop head first.  Also if you walk on smooth metal they slip and slide like your wearing socks.  Again, I almost busted my butt because of these.  Unacceptable design in my opinion and unsafe for a piece of safety equipment.  I just ordered some rubber OshaToes  to replace them.
1127458
Terrible. It's so sharp and scratchy I actually cut my foot on it. There are bits of jute that stick up out if the rug like splinters. It also scratched up the floor of my apt (I'm renting so now I will be responsible for the cost of repair). I wanted to use under a table so didn't think a rug pad for slippage would be necessary.

You can't use under a table unless you want to lift up your chair because you can't slide anything on this.

Comically thick. It's very bulky which makes it look cheap. Legs of chairs and table sink into the rug.

Dirty. It left a large amount of dusty filth all over the floor in addition to the scratches. You can't vaccuum it because of the thick weave so cleaning this is impossible. It just keeps spewing it's dirt everywhere. I get that jute is a natural fiber but you might as well lay some bushes you ripped out of your yard into your floor. They will probably be a more suitable rug than this thing.
1037016
The surface of this footrest where you place your feet is surfaced with an extremely abrasive, sandpaper-like sticker. It's probably very durable and it does keep your feet from sliding off, but it will destroy your shoes if you allow the back or sides of your leather shoe to touch the footrest, much like rubbing coarse sandpaper across them would.

Given that nobody's supposed to stand on this, the manufacturer seems to have chosen the wrong surface - any kind of rubber or carpet would have been better. As it is, I'm going to have to find some matting or carpet that I can attach to this rest so it doesn't destroy all of my footwear.
4925386
I was always told to stay away from NcStar products because of their low quality. I figured this would be a different story. How hard is it to make a small metal tool? Apparently it's hard for NcStar. The A2 side barely fit in my FSP, and upon adjusting, the teeth bent. (The teeth are pointed, and not squared off like in the picture.) I tried to bend the teeth back but they broke. The grip on this "tool" is so horrible. The coating is set so thick that the cross-hatched grip pattern is useless unless you grab a razor and carve out the coating where the grip grooves are. This tool isn't worth the box, shipping, and packaging it came in. It would cost me more to send it back. Worst $8 I ever spent...it literally went straight into the trash. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone, or any NcStar product. If I could give this 0 stars, I would. Stay away from this and NcStar.
4626534
The wooden back is quite nice, but the material that is used for the outer white rim is appalling, making this the single worst case I have ever purchased.  Within hours of owing it, all kinds of smears and smudges appeared on it, and given its very strange material, it cannot be rubbed or even washed off.  So now, as of day two of ownership, it is terribly dirty looking.  Who invents a product like this?  I would like my money back!!!
570495
This is one of the most poorly engineered products.  It has a disc that does not spin, and a shaft that vibrates because of an out-of-balance weight that is applied to the shaft.  So when you try to use it, all you get is a sanding disc that moves about 1/8 of an inch.  I am not sure how this can be considered a random orbital sander...  Worst product I have ever bought.  Returned ASAP.
1767172
2 mths of wear..tarnished badly ..can't clean it ..would not buy again
594114
Just got my new spigen case clear case which is much cheaper compared to this black tough armor which is so irritating and uneasy to use. The edges are so sharp and feels like you'll cut your fingers. Don't buy this!!! Just a waste of money.
178670
My husband bought this for me 1 year ago for a Mother's Day gift, we used it 2 times and when we went to use it the 3rd time, we had a mess running all over our countertop.  Upon inspection we noticed the plastic skirt on the bottom of the pitcher had a hairline crack and therefore would not seal correctly and was leaking profusely.  I went online to order a replacement part for the plastic part, but soon discovered that part is not available as a single piece and I would have to purchase the entire pitcher at the cost of $49.00.  I decided I would try to superglue the hairline crack.  Huge mistake!!!  The superglue and the plastic the base is made from apparently do not mix well.  After the superglue had dried, I tested the repair by running water into the pitcher to see if it would hold liquids and it did, YAY,  but the PROBLEM was once I sat the pitcher on my GRANITE counter top in a few different places (not realizing there would be a problem)  it etched/discolored (circles the size of the base/skirt) on my GRANITE counter top.  So now I have an even bigger expense to endure in repairing or replacing my granite countertop.  To say the least I am extremely unhappy.  I have not bothered to contact the manufacturer after reading other reviews regarding problems with the customer service department, I feel it is a waste of my time.  I do intend to let it be known on social media what a piece of crap this machine is.  And hopefully no one else will make the same mistake I did in purchasing this machine and end up ruining their granite.
4078266
The prongs that hold the stones in place stick out and actually tear away at your skin while you wear it. I put this ring on my middle finger and both my ring finger and my index finger are now scratched, red, chafed... painful!!!! The manufacturer needs to smooth these prongs and probably shave them down in order for this ring to be at all wearable. I'm trying to return the ring as I write this. I've explained the problem to the seller and hope that they allow me to return this piece!!! Otherwise they're in for a dispute via both Amazon and my credit card company!!!! DO NOT BUY!!!!!
2837317
Horrible grinding moaning gnashing noise after about a week! I contacted Amazon about it and can return it without the original box, and I'm going to return it as soon as I get a box. Really, really awful noise from this thing. Also the open button is hard to use. Definitely avoid!  Thanks Amazon for easy return policy
696369
I received this for Christmas, as part of a whole 10 piece set. They are Really BAD, please DO NOT BUY! I have photographs to prove it. I Never used a wooden, hard plastic, or metal utensil while cooking only silicone utensils and they begun to give me problems within 4 months. My inexpensive ($5) IKEA set lasted longer without having to sink them in Waterford hours prior to be able to remove the stuck food. Too bad I gave away my T-Fal set as soon as I got this for Christmas. I tried getting Calphalon to stand behind their "good brand" name and they have made it as hard as they possibly can to not allow me to successfull return or replace them. I'd check other manufacturers before considering these.
3287102
This mat is a big disappointment.  Read the reviews carefully:  MANY of them talk about how slippery this mat is.  It's true!

Read what people are doing to try to make this mat usable:  sanding it with sandpaper; washing it with salt; washing it with vinegar.  None of that stuff has worked for me!

I just wasted over $100 on this mat, which went into the trash because it's so dangerously slippery.  Manduka has written elsewhere that "you should use your mat daily for three months in order to break it in and increase friction."  Seriously????  Would you buy a car if the owner's manual said, "You must drive this car daily for three months, in order for the brakes to work."

I've been practicing yoga extensively for 10 years.  I perspire an average amount.  I've never, ever, had a problem slipping on a yoga mat.  But this mat is CRAZY SLIPPERY.

I tried washing it with sea salt.  I tried rinsing it with apple cider vinegar and water.  No difference.  Seriously, at the slightest perspiration, my hands and feet start sliding all over this thing.

I'm seriously irritated -- which takes a lot for me!  I should not have to go through these crazy treatments just to stay on my yoga mat.  There should be a big warning sticker on this mat:  "DANGER:  If you perspire at all, you will slip off this mat, perhaps injuring yourself."

Just google "slippery Manduka mat" and you'll note the many complaints.  I suppose the mat would be fine if you perspire very lightly, but apparently, many people don't fit that category.

When I called Manduka, I was told that there is a vegetable oil used in the manufacturing process which must be worn off during use, and that eventually, the mat will become less slippery.  But I truly don't want to risk breaking my neck in the meantime.  And, I should not have to.  Nor do I want to carry around a towel to put on my yoga mat.  This is going in the garbage.  What a waste of money.
583033
Have had these a year, I bought two for outdoors, because it said it was made for the elements. My guy said to bring them in for the winter, but left them outside. Backs are cracked and peeling. Trim is coming undone. These are especially expensive, and Im so disappointed. I don't mind the weathered look either, but this doesnt even resemble it at all. If I could give half a star I would. Dont waste your money, you will regret it.
2808651
I used this stuff on a new car finish on the recommendation of a salesman at Auto Zone.  I asked him whether it contained any abrasives, and he assured me that it did not.  I read the bottle fine print, but not closely enough before I used it.  Those "polishing agents" that it refers to?  Those are abrasives.  That "almond paste"?  Another abrasive.

I'm not really sure why Turtle Wax is marketing this stuff as a general use wax, safe for any finish.  It's not.  I ended up with fine swirl pattern scratches in my brand new black paint as a result of using this stuff.  I would never use this on any paint job that's less than a year old.  Once your paint has built up some environmental residue or gunk on the paint that needs to be gently abraded off, sure, knock yourself out.  But you buyers really ought to beware.  No matter how "safe" and gentle Turtle Wax is marketing this stuff as, it is still a mildly abrasive cleaner wax.  Do not use it as a protective wax for your new car.  There are other products on the market that fill that role.
4553347
This will damage your vinyl dashboard - permanently. DO NOT USE any SILICONE pads!  I learned the hard way on my $55K 2013 Audi A6. This pad was in place in COOL climate (purchased November 2014) and always in the shade or in a garage. The silicone is, of course, petroleum based. That petro has acted as a SOLVENT and marred my dash in a perfect rectangle - dissolving the pepple grain finish. Not ArmorAll, Mother's or another three types of restorative vinyl products had any effect, because the grain essentially melted. I researched this exhaustively on the Web - unfortunately after the fact, and this is objective science, not NOOB subjective hearsay. I have asked Amazon to send me full details on their position with regards to products they sell and their liability. If you want a photo, ask me for it.