Feels nice on your feet, but throws off the accuracy of  the board
346838
We actually liked the way this felt on our feet (a little softer), but it made me over 8 pounds lighter and my fiance over 5 pounds lighter.  It also threw off my test results as well.  Bummer - guess I'll have to get my $20 back from BestBuy tomorrow!
4466728
I got this stool for my exam room and I like it just well enough not to send it back. I don't think I would purchase this particular one again, though. First, the good points: The seat is very comfortable, so far, and I have no complaints there. The stool itself feels very stable (it doesn't wobble or sway) and well made. It is easy to raise and lower, and it is comfortable to sit on for charting or exams. The thing I don't like about it is that the wheels do not roll freely when you try to move around while sitting on the stool, or even when you stand up and try to push it around. They seem to often stick in the backwards position and resist motion more than seems reasonable. More, say, that your office chair or other similar stools. This is very annoying when you're trying to move just a few inches to reach something on a tray and find that you have to get up or call someone to reach it for you!
2130874
I bought these wheels for cruising around the neighborhood on an older board. These are soft, quiet, and grippy wheels. You can still ollie with these wheels, but the wheels are spongy and unresponsive on maneuvers that demand lateral movement. Even 180s or tic tac-ing I can feel the wheels squish like little marshmallows below me. So, I loosened up the trucks a lot and went cruising. Powerslides are out of the question, too, so I foot-braked the board or carved into the hill when I needed to slow down. Don't worry about graphics, because they'll be cracking right off within only a couple of days. I recommend these wheels for cruising!

Update: one of the wheels separated from the core one day while carving. These wheels were too soft, and I would probably say they're only for filmers or anyone who isn't putting a lot of lateral stress on their wheels.
1932708
The surface is pretty smooth, but the striker I got with it was not. Had to put on a couple of coats of car wax to make the surface of the board smoother. Good product nonetheless.
3067748
Not a bad unit, instructions could use some polishing, however, the foot holds, even with good solid shoes on, feel like your going o slip out all the time. This makes you unable to relax as fully as you need for a proper stretch. I suggest that you wear above ankle boots when trying to invert in this thing.

If I could return for a refund, I would.
4231152
I purchased both the Yes4All Wooden Wobble Balance Board and the Gaiam Evolve Balance Board so that I could switch off during the day.  I have been using a stand up desk for over a year now and my feet and lower back would ache at the end of the day.  I am not sure if these items will help, but so far I am prefering the Wobble Board over the Gaiam board and the price on the Wobble Board is much preferable.  The reason I prefer the wobble board is because it helps to stretch out my back during the day because it has quite a bit of fluid movement when you are on it, but it isn't distracting.  The Gaiam board is too sedentary for me and does not allow enough movement to help stretch out my lower back, but does have padding for the feet which will help when I am done with the Wobble Board for the day.  I will update further once I have used them both for a while.
Update 11/15/17:  I never use the Yes4All Wobble Board now, just the Gaiam Evolve Balance Board.  After using the Gaiam Evolve Balance Board for some time, I am annoyed that their is limited motion options.  The padding is nice, but now that I have used it for a while, there are holes in the padding.
4855014
I bought a Big Kahuna a while back (I'm 190 lbs 6') and it did OK until I dropped in late on maybe a 4-5 footer at "the point" in NPB. The board creased badly when a landed and after a crease, a board is never the same. Any cheap entry level sponge can and will crease and I now know I should have just done more research. You can find a board with graphite or fiberglass stringers at this price point and it will be able to take much more than this board can. I give it 3 stars because it is a fun board on smaller waves like 2-4 ft where you need more float but it is not a good value at this price.
1471500
Not bad. Feels sturdy and everything seems quality. It smelled like cigarette smoke when I got it though, so that was very disappointing. The wheels are really slow. You'll definitely need to get new bearings. It keeps getting stuck on the simplest of pavement because it doesn't pick up much momentum at all so I keep having to push to get it to work.

Wouldn't recommend this to a beginner unless they have their heart set on the board and are committed to learning it.
1268906
I feel like these would be awesome if they used a regular sole that had some type of fabric laminate to it as opposed to using a "flipflop" sole that relies on open air to allow for breath-ability.  Aside from that, very comfortable and lightweight.  Oh and the other knock is that the sole protrudes out about 3/4" on the toes which has lead to me tripping up on sidewalk imperfections.  Must subconsciously modify stride to prevent this trip.
49753
this board is pretty good. It's very flexible and its a comfortable ride.
Board came with dirt inside the wood, and rather crappy bearings. Recommend switching them abec 7 and up
1485539
I had the fortunate opportunity to try these sticks out for free, as the company I work for supplies the carbon fiber to Vic Firth to make these sticks. I felt like this helped me judge them objectively, without trying to justify a purchase I had just made.

Pros:
- Durable
- Feels very good in your hands
- All pairs are matched in weight/feel

Cons:
- No solid balance point
- Heavier than its "brothers" of the same size
- Expensive
- Black color is cool, but makes the sticks very hard to see from a viewer's perspective

I was anxious to get behind the set and bang around with these things; unfortunately I soon found that "banging" was all I was capable of doing. I found it very difficult to play intricate patterns because I could not find a comfortable balance point on the stick. Vic Firth, in my opinion, generally have incredibly balance in their sticks. Beefy sticks like the Thomas Lang signatures still feel lightweight because of their superb balance, and the Buddy Rich signatures still allow you to play clear rolls despite being much lighter. These just don't fit that bill for me.

If you play really hard and with your arms, these sticks will probably be great for you - after half an hour of playing, they showed very little sign of wear at all. From what I've read, they last an extremely long time. I wanted to like these sticks SO BAD because of the perks of consistently identical sticks and the insane durability, but they felt too uncomfortable to be worth it. The surface of these sticks, however, feels amazing. I don't get to play as often as I would like, so I get blisters when I do play; these sticks are smooth and do not rub your hands nearly as much as the standard unfinished wood stick.

Drumstick choice is obviously highly subjective, so this is just one guy's opinion! Definitely try these out first before you decide to jump in and buy them.
3965086
There is nothing really wrong with this board per-say, I got it as a gift, but it just doesn't feel all that sturdy, especially at the center.
76921
This board is just perfect if you want it because its small and portable. But if your aim is not that but just the ride, i would not personally recommend it, that's just because it is too small and not nearly as comfortable as other cruisers, but keep in mind that i have big feet (side 11 us). Also if your going for long cruises your feet will ache. Right now i have ordered a santa cruz because their cruisers are quite wide. But if your getting it for its portability, its a great board.
3346179
I bought this mouse, intending to upgrade from Apple's Mighty Mouse. Overall, the Logitech had a good feel, great finish, and was very comfortable.

Unfortunately, the first thing I noticed was that the tracking was noticeably less accurate. Moving small increments was much more difficult, as the cursor seemed slow to respond, then would jump past my target. It was generally unpredictable, and normal tasks took more time. As a graphic designer, tracking precision is vital, so I had to return this item after a frustrating day of using the Logitech. Worth mentioning that my table surface is white, but the Apple mouse seems to handle it much better.

Scrolling was nice, as were the programmable buttons. Clicking was a bit louder, or rather, higher-pitched, and therefore much more noticeable.
1327093
The board seems to be uneven, or at least certainly raised at some point in the middle, so it's still wobbling around if I don't put a wet towel underneath it (which is just now what I have to do). Essentially, the rubber stoppers on the side are useless. Still, this is a good sized board and I have it for general quick use, though I prefer my larger wooden board for bigger tasks.
4190615
I just bought the green simply fit board. Let me tell you I love it. In the first 5 min of twisting I was covered with sweat. It feels resistant and hard. If I had to complain it would be that the board does move up and down so I had to put 3 mats on a row. But other than that I absolutely love it.
571576
I like it, but Im not sure how to keep it from shifting while Im carrying the board.