Gravity defyer sonoma
926381
Here are some pros I've noticed after wearing these shoes: shoes look good, improves your posture, gives a noticeably softer step, gives a little height bonus (about an inch)

and some cons: red coloring from the inside rubs off on socks, sometimes shoes will make a funny noise when you are walking with them, for the first couple days your toes will be really tired because the shoes put a lot of pressure on the front of your foot.

In conclusion I wouldn't pay over $90 for these shoes, luckily i got them for $50 and i think they were well worth $50. The quality isn't the best, especially for such an expensive shoe and despite what their ad claims it doesn't really feel like walking on air. However it is still better than walking with a normal shoe. I'd recommend this only if you can find a good deal or if you are crazy rich.

UPDATE: I've had these shoes for about 9 months now and they are starting to fall apart.  Due to this I dropped 1 star from my rating but I still wear them most days.
184899
Product is built better than a brick sh&*(*(*.  Solid shank, beefy welds.  After buying a new boat and trailer I needed a different height than my utility trailer that hauls by side by side.  Should have done this a long time ago.  Why tow  two expensive toys around with a $30.00 Harbor Freight drop hitch and live in fear every time you hit a bump in the road.  Yes it's heavy but separate the two pieces and it's easier.  Can't go wrong here. I did spend the extra on the locks since I partk trailers at public places when using either. Price together still comes in best in its class.
1100003
No lateral support in the heal.  I've had gravity defyers in regular street shoes and they have been quite comfortable.
These ones just aren't going to work.  I'm afraid I'm going to twist an ankle if I continue to use them.
Sorry.
2305839
This makes it nice when not connecting to sewer.  Only we backed into a site next to a creek and had to lift it over some rocks to get it out and thank goodness I had a helper as it is very heavy.  Works great and the tow bar they give you looks cheap but it works great.  hitched it right up to my truck and headed to the dump station.
2232089
amazing appliance....my back is now straight after 70 years of curvature ...the new wearable version will, I hope , correct my forward facing neck....Upright ROCKS!!!!
4724549
I installed these on a 1997 Toyota 4Runner 4WD in order to reduce the rear end sag when hauling heavy cargo and when towing a small pop-up camper.  With some creativity and occasional swearing, I was able to install these without removing the springs and lower shock mounts.  But if you have a garage lift or large enough jack stands, I'd recommend removing the springs and other components as indicated in the instructions.  I've had them installed for several weeks now, and run about 8-10psi in normal use (seems to slightly improve the ride) , and have aired them up to about 25psi when I was had about 700lbs of cargo in the backno sag at all and the ride was pretty good considering the extra weight behind the rear axle.
503383
This is a wonderful item. Fantastic!  It allow me to use our golf cart to pull our small utility trailer over the grass.  We use to have a J.D. Garden tractor to do this, but now hire the yard done, but not the flowers nor maintain the sea wall.  There is a wonderful U-tube video on how to install.  It took about 30 minutes to do the install.  The golf cart has enough power to pull this trailer loaded with dirt up a pretty steep hill.  Make sure you have the right model, Club Car.  Look under the back to see how the rear bumper attaches.  If the rear frame member goes all away across the back, look at the video, even the holes are there.  Wonderful.
4475531
These are heavy gauge metal add on adjustable legs. They lock down in a very secure manner. They drop quickly and use a spring loaded flap to lock in place. There is one problem the landing pad is over sized and will conflict with the pads on a Werner 300lbs fiberglass ladder.  This does fit nicely on my older aluminum model. I ended up unbolting the Werner pad when I use the ladder on on level ground. Also, you will need a board if your using these on anything other than concrete.
3355239
Gravity and design make this a great choice.  I use free-standing on a desk, but it also has the necessary design to hang on a wall.

One minor annoyance is when changing out an empty box while the othter boxes are full...I usually drop 1 or 2 out of the non-empty ones while sliding in a new one to an empty slot.  It's slightly user error each time, so no star deduction, and it's not really a big deal.

Overall, I like the way this works, and althought I got this one for free to try, I'll probably buy 1 myself if the price is right for some additional flavor choices.
3321031
Worked well for restringing my gravity chairs.  The courd is very strong and was easy to work with. I would buy this again to restring my chairs in the event the frames outlast the cord.
1926120
The spring device to hold the unit in place is a poor afterthought - totally unreliable.  Gravity is pulling it down and was only a matter of a day at most before it fell out of the tophat.  I returned them.
1964204
Finally mounted it to the floor a must if you plan tu use it. I've only used it for bending #3 &#4 rebar it is great for this. I am just making some art using scrap and rebar so I don't anticipate very heavy bending. I want to do some fence posts but the shape of the posts is not allowing me to bend them. Need to figure a jig or something. Will edit this later. The negative is the lac of directions for the use of the bender. It would be nice to see a few more "Set-up" shots showing how to thread the stock and use the various dies?? I guess I'll figure it out as I go?!  Otherwise I do like the tool. Beats the heck out of tep "pin" type rebar benders and I should be able to do more with this tool as well.
3678495
This was a disappointment. Some say it is great some say it is hard. It is hard. Very Hard. Some say it is zero gravity some say it is not. It is not zero gravity. Check it's reclining positions. It cannot recline to the full zero gravity position.  I gave it to the Hospice Store.
1244197
You can find a Add-a-Leaf kit elsewhere that is $40.00 and has free shipping for first time PayPal users.
This lift raised my Nissan truck about 6" which looks ridiculous. It exposes the entire wheel well. I like
to drink coffee while driving in the morning. It is very hard not to spill the coffee,with a cup too your mouth,
now because of the bouncing on even the smallest bump. The back wheels seam to come off the ground  on larger bumps. That's 40mph city driving, and when it does that I get a whiplash effect in my neck which is very
uncomfortable. "hurts". All of this happens with a empty truck bed. I have yet to put a heavy load in the truck
bed, so I don't know how it improves the bouncing while hauling heavy materials. This lift probably works well  in a strictly heavy load carrying, work only, truck.
I am seriously going to check if heating up these lifts with a torch will soften the bouncing. Maybe
heating them up together will equalize the anneal effect I need. My only concern doing that is if it will
make the rear end unstable. I don't want the back end loosing its control in bad weather or an
emergency stop. I would not install them again knowing how stiff and bouncy they are.
1020797
If you have a GL1000 Goldwing and the front end feels a bit too soft, these are one of three parts I highly recommend getting.  You never see the specs for these springs listed anywhere, but they are a dual rate spring. The "Softer" rate is .80kg/mm while the heavier rate is 1.25kg/mm.  These are a taller spring, and the factory spring spacer is removed as the preload is built into the fork length.  I am a large guy at 270lbs, and I have no compaints with the performance of this spring.

Combine these springs with a fork brace and a Racetech gold valve cartridge emulator, and your old Goldwing will transform from a mushy, scary, front end to a rock solid performer that you can corner with endless confidence.
3829595
I received my Werner 223-6 StepRight stool a few days ago. I was immediately impressed with its solid construction and safety features. However, like other reviewers, I had difficulty closing this stool and was considering a return. After re-reading most of the reviews to get advice on easier opening/closing techniques, I decided to combine a few. This is the technique that worked for me:

To OPEN: a) Put a few drops of lubricant on a cotton ball to coat the locking BAR (not the locking device) and 2 grooves of the top step. (I used a 100% synthetic lubricant purchased from eBay to stop my rebounder from squeaking.) b) Gently push the top step down until you hear the "snap". c) Lock in place. Your stool should now OPEN and snap into place MUCH MORE EASILY (Whew!).

To CLOSE:  a) Stand behind your stool (the "StepRight" logo is turned away from you - facing front). b) Place one foot on the bottom bar (to stabilize the stool). c) On the top step (the locking step), put your left thumb on the left corner w/your fingers curled under the corner (be sure your left thumb stays under the locking device to keep it released). d) Place your right thumb/fingers on the right corner in the same way. e) Gently pull-up the step to unsnap, remove your foot, and close your stool. Your stool should now unsnap and CLOSE much MORE EASILY. (Whew, again!!)

Now I really LIKE my Werner StepRight stool and use it often. I hope my technique helps others - especially since Werner didn't include any instructions (hence - my 4-star rating for a 5-star step stool).
3931986
I bought this about a year ago and use it constantly. I use 5/16 on the truck and 9/16 on the trailer.  Be careful with this because it's not made as heavy as a wrench.  I would like to find this drop forged!