Solidly built, packed well
932916
This is a great product for table top shooting. The tripods are well designed and solidly built. easy to adjust and tilt as needed. The product was very well packed, especially the bulbs. The units can be a little tipsy; it helps if you align the bulb to be over a extruding leg rather than between legs. I'm mainly shooting product pics for e-Bay, using a Canon Powershot G9 and the color balance is perfect.
506698
Really solid cooler, I expect to have that around for along time.  The wheels make transporting it easier when it it full of items.  Obviously not need when it is empty, right.  It is just not that heavy empty despite it strong construction.
2507294
Well built with a slight bit of slack. Comes with substantial screws. Nice product.
1397593
So far so good,  packed well and not twisted, bent or kinked.  Appears to be of good quality.
283904
no complaintes here. Very solid and sturdy.
203910
Good  quality , I love it ,the packing is very well
4366382
Solid, well-built, useful grip positions, etc.
1079793
Well constructed unit and properly protected for shipment...  Everything went together without a hitch.
2010416
sturdily constructed, functions well, red/green option a very good idea
3995972
Excellent storage.
Sturdy, decent space, a few different options for the railings.
For anyone who was claiming this product fell apart or didn't hold together very well, I had none of those issues. After making sure the pipes are pushed into the holes all the way the product came together very sturdily. I was able to hold the item with one hand and manipulate it all over without it flexing or falling apart or anything. I loaded it up with boots on the top shelf in its stacked formation and there's no flex in the pipes. The wife seems to have tons of pairs of boots, so I'll likely break it down into two seperate sections and use it like that. The middle rows are good for small items like slippers, flip flops, sneakers (no high tops) and the like, but no way would boots fit in there, or high top sneakers.
There are some options for the pipes in as far as how they're installed to make the pipes closer together, or offset so the back is higher or lower than the front. Could be useful for presenting. I just used the even holes and it looks good like that for me.
I received this at a discount for review
4741427
Nice!  Lots of space for my cards, well built.
1521923
Great product, built well, as advertised and delivery was timely with no problems whatsoever
1128393
It's really nice, very solid and works as advertised.
1123172
Nice set, good capacity, straightforward design. Like it!
3490862
Nicely built unit, easy to assemble.  Had a corner on the top front that had been damaged in transit, which why I didn't give it a 5.
3890606
Solid, full size box.....building it requires a little patience but well worth the price
4316895
This is the second Yakima rack I've purchased and this one was for a trip from KY to GA via AL. First thing I noticed when it was delivered was the solid construction; it's heavy and solidly built. Assembly requires attaching the rack arm to the hitch with a single bolt washer/locking nut combo. Full assembly (on vehicle and ready to go) took around 15 minutes. Put two mountain bikes on and made the trip with no problems. On a factory receiver, the rack sticks out far enough to not be a problem scraping the bumper and swings out far enough to have zero problems with hatch clearance. At first, I didn't get the threaded bolt tight enough so it wobbled a bit, but on the return trip I tightened up a bit and there were no problems whatsoever. I wouldn't trust any brand other than Yakima.

The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because of the threaded hitch pin and space when loading 2 bikes.

Pros:
- Solid construction
- Swings down for hatch access
- Rubber straps secure bikes without harming paint

Cons:
- Tight fit for two bikes, but manageable
- Threaded bolt for receiver is not as easy to use as a standard hitch pin

Other Thoughts:
- Loading two bikes is tight. You can adjust where they sit (move the frame supports) to give you a little more room, but it's still a squeeze.
- With two bikes loaded, swinging the rack down/up in a controlled manner to get into the hatch is a little difficult.
- I will probably be buying a new washer/lock washer combo for the threaded hitch pin for added ease of mind, but the provided one(s) are sufficient and keep things in order.
- Be sure to securely fasten everything; things look like they might be bouncing around, but there is no worry of things popping loose--if it's secure, it's sturdy.
- A mid-sized crescent wrench or a 3/4" socket will fasten this to your receiver. I recommend the socket as it was easier to work with.