Good quality for the price; not enough support for me.
354624
not enough support for me; will pass it on to a friend. nice color, good quality; just not for me.
3998366
I picked this bench based on price, reviews, and from what I could gather from the product description.  It is very sturdy, which was a high priority for me.  The bench does NOT include the tool required for assembly.  This uses lock nuts which means you will need 2 tools and preferably a friend, but I was able to assemble it alone.

I bought this mostly for its decline option.  Given the foothold and the decline, I was hoping to use this for situps.  While it still works to some extent, I was really wanting more of a decline than it provides.  Its hard to gauge from the photos, but the bench rests on the vertical black bar when it declines which takes away some of the pitch you might expect when laying the bench back. Also, the spacing in between the seat and the back cushion is a little uncomfortable for doing situps.  However, I'm not too harsh on its overall score as it doesn't seem to be advertised as a situp bench... it just looks like it could be used as one.

The quality and design is well done on the materials and the assembly is very easy if you have the tools.  (again, some of the bolts are difficult to get an angle on when you have to hold the bolt with one tool, while you turn the lock nut with another).  I was a little disappointed in the material of the main bench.  Its a very thin leather type material stapled to a very light and thin board.  While not very alarming, it doesn't match the quality of the rest of the bench.

I did try shopping locally for a bench to get a better feel for what I was buying.  It seemed benches in stores that came close to this benches sturdiness were 3 to 4 times the price.  Overall I'm very happy, but was a little disappointed in the areas mentioned above.  I'll try to make it fit other workouts, but I may have to splurge and buy a standalone situp bench.
41815
Provides the support I need at a very affordable price
1231132
Not good for bigger busts - lacks necessary support
2992838
Good support and quality for the price. However, my boy (who is sensitive to tags) complained about the inner top part is scratching the top of his feet. I believe it was the tags which are hard to be completely removed. It would be better if they printed the size info instead of stitching on actual tags. Had to give them to another boy who is less sensitive to tags.
332718
The quality is very good. It seems sturdy enough but if you are over 5' 4" tall don't bother buying it or your feet will hang off the end. There isn't any where to store the large cushion for carrying. I will have to put it in my beach bag. A strap for carrying it would have been helpful. Since it is larger than your average beach chair, wheels might be a good addition and some arm rests. All that aside, I will keep it because it is more supportive for my bad back than a saggy, low typical beach chair.
2690585
It fits well, came very quickly, and works well for working out. Giving it four stars because for those of us that are well-endowed, this top has zero support. I happen to have a sports bra I can wear under it, but definitely don't wear this top alone if you need something to hold you in place. Quality is as expected for the price.
2895177
This is a really high quality bra and it's very comfortable - but being that it's 'one size fits all' it just doesn't do it for a smaller lady like myself (I'm 32-A). There isn't enough support with the wide straps - it's just too big. I'll still keep it because it's really nice and will work for around the house/lazy weekends, but it's not something I could really wear to work.
372749
Good quality,  but not as comfortable as expected.
359700
They are quality, but a little firm for what I like.  I was hoping to put them behind my back on the couch, but they are a bit too full and firm for that.  Otherwise they are fine...just didn't work for me.
344359
I bought this due to a scheduled c-section, so I had time prior to, to invest in a corset, since I had heard of the dreaded 'feeling of your tummy falling out' afterwards. And sure enough I did have that sensation, so I felt I needed support just to function without holding my stomach.

The quality of this corset seems pretty good and sturdy, it does hold everything in, but the sizing is questionable. Like many, I used the website's sizing chart and customer service to make sure I got the suggested size. I was assured I had but the test was trying it on after having the baby. I could finally get it over my hips by the second week post-partum, when my stomach shrunk half it's size and the swelling from the hospital IV's had gone down. But I still can't get it on without my husband's help and let me say it's not flattering having to need help squeeze into it, I certainly can't realistically wear it as often as they suggest when it takes fifteen minutes each time to get it back on and with assistance and deal with a newborn. I can barely breathe and had pain around my incision if I latch every hook but that could be due to having a short torso and it digging into my ribs and the material pulling. With how many have complained with it either being too short or too long, they should take that into their sizing. Now having said all of that, for the few hours a day I can manage to wear it, I do see a noticeable difference afterward, it helps with reducing swelling and it does support me, but sitting and moving in it is not easy, getting into it is difficult, you have to take it off to go to the restroom (even with the latch, I mean there's post-partum bleeding and such, I'm not sure how they expect you to utilize that feature.). In the end, I plan to continue to use it, but I did have to rely on several other products in the meantime or in combination with this (particularly the spanx and c-panty), waiting for my stomach to be to the size that could actually fit in this. (I got a belly wrap, maternity spanx, and C-panties that did well with the first two week support. I'd also suggest continuing to use whatever stretch mark oil and plenty of lotion as your tummy shrinks. I kept going through a shrinkage phase where I noticed my stomach being smaller but the skin looking a bit saggy, I kept applying lotion/oil before using whatever compression I was going to use for the day and it firmed the skin up until the next shrinkage. Rinse, repeat.)

I'd only recommend this if you use their sizing chart cautiously, I'd say try a size higher than they suggest.
2407969
Support foam a bit too thick (works opposite of not enough support), but no way to know that before purchase.
1370609
Was looking for an inexpensive alternative to the Kata.  This was it.

I am happy with the quality at this price and it easily holds my 3 studio lights, their cords and a fabric backdrop (with room to spare).

I had no problem with wheels as others have reported.

Unfortunately, the bottom collapsed and it no longer stands upright!  It actually fell over (NOT GOOD).  Fortunately, my office is so full of junk, er I mean gear and props, etc., that it didn't just hammer down onto the hard tile.  While the bag is slightly padded, it is not so padded that I would be fearless of such a mishap.

The bottom feet just buckled, apparently due to the bottom support material being structurally inadequate or faulty.  Blimey!  I'm not carrying gold bricks in there.  I'm carrying what the bag is advertised as supporting.

To be fair, I have yet to contact Interfit for warranty service.  I have expectations that they will replace the unit since it is a manufacturing defect.  I will update this review after that process.

I like the idea of an inexpensive alternative until I can budget for the Kata.  However, I can't have my lights smashed due to a faulty bag.
2001447
This stand is great - kind of. It works for its intended purpose, it holds two monitors. But I could never get mine to line up - no matter what I adjusted or where I adjusted! This alone drove me somewhat crazy - since I'm on the edge of being a ridiculous perfectionist. I also couldn't get the arm to swing out when I wanted someone else to be able to view one of the monitors.

The quality is fantastic I do have to say, the base is heavy enough to support just about any size monitor, and the height adjustment is an excellent feature! Unfortunately, it just didn't work for me.

This set up would work great for anyone with the space for dual monitors and for some patience - I guess I just don't have either. I just printed out the return label. =(
25270
Looks and feels good. Not enough straps to get a firm fit.
3687139
This chair is very "Plump". Unless the padding collapses with wear it is nice.  This is not a chair for a 300lb. 6 foot guy.  My husband is 5'8", 160 lbs and it fits him well. The two pieces went together easily.  It was very difficult to find a chair that fit our requirements.........decent quality at a price we could afford, that reclined, swiveled and rocked, and did not go too far back as soon as the feet went up. This one seems to fit the bill.  Considering the terrible quality of most bonded leather and the outrageous price of real leather this was a good compromise.  The fabric stretches some, and the chair swivels so easily that you have to be careful when you get up. There may be a way to tighten the swivel function.
1035267
Wasn't sure how to rate this. The quality is good. The construction is solid. Adjustability is decent. But it doesn't so much function to keep back straight which was what I thought I was getting. I tend to get pain in my spine that "alleviates" if kept straight. The seat portion is excessively looooooong, not allowing for spine to adequately contact the back portion of chair to stabilize and keep spine aligned. Even adjusting its back to the forward most position was not enough. The seat is pretty wide, too. And I'm portly @ 5' 7" and 230, but this brother's butt was still excessively small compared to seat. Perhaps if you have squatch-sized femurs you'd be okay, or you're not looking for spine straightening support.