The top handle is better than most others I've had
358844
I just filled up the 3 gal shower bag and got 2-3/4 gal in it, if I really worked at it I could probably fit 3, but you can ignore the posts that say it only holds 2 gal. You just have to hold it right to fill it completely. It looks well made: The top handle is better than most others I've had, and I like the pocket to hold soap. I'll post more later as I get more experience with it, but I wanted to dispute the posts that say it doesn't hold enough. 2+ gallons should be plenty for 2 showers based on my experience with other solar showers, given you don't hang out for too long just warming up. Use it to wash and there's plenty.
716905
Once you get used to the handle slipping around in your hand it seems to work pretty well. I would recommend it.
2818893
It's made of quality materials, but the way the handle extends is super cheesy and comes untwisted on me often while I'm using it.  I'll probably just extend it to it's fullest and duct tape it in place.
1717390
as is often the case with these sorts of things, the handle has far too much flex for my tastes.  However, I still use it.  So, there's that.
4213494
Works well...But I have a hard time attaching the handle so that it does not come off...
3353224
I was spoiled by the previous model, but this was the one they make and sell now and seemed the best value and closest to tried and true I could get my mitts on.  I liked the old loop handle, over the separate hand grabs, which the position it puts my elbows out feels a bit uncomfortable.  Maybe it wouldn't be an issue, if I was a large dude, but I'm a solid petite woman.  It has good control, though.  The black plastic covering the handles is cheap and hard, but at least not uncomfortable.
If you read your manual (or just online description), one would know the 45 degree position is lower weight rated, than the upright or horizontal.  I do want to run more around and move heavier things than the fold flat small $60 model, though.  Until I get some appliances (and this isn't an appliance dolly, anyways), I'll probably never own anything to really sit too heavy on it, because I don't want to own anything, I can't handle myself.  It's a good dolly and very handy, so I expect some good years out of this puppy, as long as I don't have to sell it on craigslist, because I don't have somewhere to stash it.

If I had to nitpick:  It doesn't have the up the stairs runners. I'd appreciate a way to stop it from rolling, if you are dumb enough to park it on an incline.  There's been a few times, where it wasn't rolling, but when it got lighter, it started rolling on me, lol.  Also, I didn't check Costco inventory, before joining and then I had to pay $149 for this instead of the $99 it was before the model changed, so boo.

It's shorter, so it's easier to put in some vehicles, but even for a shorty like me, slightly less pleasant to push.  The scoop though is bigger, and I am not sure I actually like it having a larger scoop.  The flex worried me a little, but so good so far.  ~Movin', movin', movin', keep them doggies movin'~
4620696
Very convenient! A lot better than the totally closed top or the big gaping hole (that could easily be spilled) of the handle top. I stick a straw in it and take it with me! I love it!!!
4032873
I have a half dozen or so different grab tools... this one seems to be sturdier with a better grip than most of the other types Ive tried. It has a bigger opening than most so you can retrieve larger objects.
  My only real complaint is the pull handle/lever is curved and slanted away from the fingers making it difficult for me to put more than two fingers on it solidly... thus giving me less gripping strength from my hand.... i believe if the pull handle/lever was straight you could wrap more fingers around it and get a much stronger pull and grip on items. I can only guess that they curved the handle so you can hang it up.
  UPDATE: I found a way to VERY carefully (without putting any pressure on the plastic parts what-so-ever) staighten the tip of the pull handle just enough to allow me to get three fingers solidly around it but leaving some curve so it would still hang on a rack and it was much easier to grip and hold items.
  CAUTION: if you try straightening the curved tip of the pull handle there is a risk of damage to the plastic so you have to be VERY careful to do it in such a way as to NOT put ANY pressure against ANY plastic.
  The only other thing i might point out that since only one gripper moves it picks up items differently than the grippers with two brackets clamping together evenly... not a big thing but it may take some getting use to.
I think it was worth the money, i would buy it again.
1229367
Great design and very durable. However, it came without capability to attach the top handle. The manufacture was very quick to offer to fix the issue but I haven't had the time to deal with it.
3244021
My prior Circulon teakettle had a different mechanism for lifting the pour cap, and the connection broke.  I liked the color, and this one is the same turquoise.  So far, so good, after a few months.  The lever for lifting the cap is on the underside of the handle and might not appeal to many teapot owners.  I prefer a lever that is more to the front, but I've become used to this one.  I've noticed that the "stainless steel" fill cap is starting to discolor, but it was too bright when new, so this is also working out.  Check back in a few years to see if this one is more durable than its band-mate.
1681150
Handle is a little different from ad, but for the price worth the price.
2946802
8-2015 update
moved to 4 stars, after trying one with the T handle, this round palm handle is nicer, if it had the ability to cut, it would be 5 star

it works, but reason for 3 stars is the awkward handle end.  you have to hook you fingers on the prongs and squeeze with palm.  it just isn't very comfortable.

i'm going to try a different type that has a bar that goes into palm

the small end is nice for getting into small spots, but then there is no scissor attachment
4458536
Everything necessary.  Good that it has handles on the top
1850031
Perfect size --not too big and not too small!  -- Have a problem with the handle not always coming all the way up though
4741452
I like this spatula.  I was looking for all stainless steel, but had to settle for one with the black rubber stuff at the top.  It makes for a comfortable grip, but it makes it so that it has to go on the top shelf of the dish washer.  I prefer my cooking spatulas to be able to go on the top or bottom - depending on where I have room with that particular load.  I've had this spatula for about 2 years now and it still looks new.  It's not my favorite spatula due to it being more rounded than what woks best for me.  I'm not talking about the corners - I knew they were rounded, although they did end up a bit more rounded than I'd expected.  I'm referring to the actual edge of the spatula - It just doesn't work for me as well as my straight-edged ones - probably just personal preference.  Hanging hole is nice.  I would estimate that I only use this particular spatula once a week or so, but over the past two years, that adds up to quite a few uses and dish washings & it's still like new.  Good price for a durable stainless steel item - just isn't one of my favorite kitchen items.
519258
The top heavy tap handle I was using would run the risk of unscrewing part of the tap if my guests weren't careful to hold it very steady while topping off their beer. This conservative sleek handle works much better.
4633595
Much better than the old version. This is a BIG one, and FINALLY the top doesn't come fall so easily.

It's not perfect, the lid has room for improvement:
If I overfill it the lid 'leaks' through a hole, which seems intentional over the handle.

Pouring is MUCH better than before.