But at $20 you're really not getting a good deal. I car camp in the pacific NW
354386
The price of this product has jumped from the $12 I paid for it, which cost it a star for me. Before this tarp could get away with being essentially disposable. But at $20 you're really not getting a good deal.

I car camp in the pacific NW, where it's common sense to always suspend tarps over your picnic table to ward off light misting rain and pine needles. The worst this tarp needed to survive was being suspended for a few days. No strong winds. No downpours. No heavy pressure. But within an hour of its first use grommets were popping out, tearing the tarp on their journey to freedom.

The tarp itself was thin, but could probably have worked ok as simple ground cover under a tent. But I wouldn't recommend this product if it will see repeated use and/or will be suspended.
2327654
it's less than 20 bucks....so don't go spending anymore than that in this wonderful economy we have!!

Cheers..
Tony(NYC)
1496160
I go to the gas station in the middle of winter, use their squeegee and sometimes if I am lucky find a newer one that works great considering the cold temperatures outside to clean my windows from the salt left behind, not to mention how many other customers use it. Now, I buy this product, upscale around $17.00 plus. Again winter. I soaked the squeegee in warm water first. Then took a bucket with windshield solvent and cleaned my windows in my garage. The squeegee part is ridged and terrible. Does not work well.

My question, I am willing to pay for a quality product which I thought I was buying in the first place but why can't I find a product as the better gas stations use?
2983155
I figured the sensor, being a bit over $3 Billion, and being discounted about 17% would be a great deal. Installed it in my car, hooked it up to a live-time scanner, and I didn't get any better gas mileage. I was hoping for a good 100%.
2203072
I  could care less about My Mother the Car but to get  LIFE STINKS for less that $20.00 buck, what a deal.
1424518
I purchased this once and the price was great. The next time I looked, the price had gone up by $5 for the dozen. I ended up buying butane from our local Asian market for less than $2 per can, but I think the content is slightly less by weight than these cans. I'll keep an eye on the price for these.
3426417
The heater itself is worth 4 stars but not at this price... the fact that I bought two of them here over the last 2 months for a little over $100 and now it is $44.00 more than it was 1 month ago makes it 2 stars for me. I will find something else
408943
I am still considering a return. I've used it only a few times. The price is way too high which is why I'm considering a return. Costco has one for around $20. and there are several others in the $20-30 range. I chose this one because of the exterior fabric. I live in AZ and thought it might be cooler in the summer which I won't know for some time. I also thought it might hold up better than the ones with just foam or with the microfiber covers. I'll add more once I've really tried it out. It raises me a good 2" but I only weight 120 lbs. Which is good for me, as my new car has been a problem with visibility.
1387808
Other reviewers were accurate. It's very thick and due to obvious length needed, isn't the easiest to store. It's pleated but the mat's thickness doesn't create much give. In saying that, it does work! And it works great! In 100F heat I can see a noticeable and manageable difference to the heat inside my car. However, 3 stars because whilst it works at $50+ it's a steep price to pay. It's hard to justify such steep margins when avg. sun protectors are $20. So yes, product works but I think it's an unreasonable price point.
2620520
These are decent but not great product.  They don't smell like rubber.  They are not deep so won't hold much slop for winter driving.  Someone needs to make something that is in between these and the full coverage Weather Techs $25 to nearly $200 is quite a spread so with that I am happy, even a  $75 spread to the basic weather Techs.
785641
I think it might blow off during heavy Seattle winds? Way over priced as Tidy sells direct for $9.99. $24.95 was a rip off, I should have checked it out further.
1237458
It deserves for the promotional price. Original price is kind of cheating. The coast appears low quality, and indeed it is.
355801
First of all, the people who gave this tent 2 stars are morons. Why are you being so nit-picky about a 4SEASON TENT FOR LESS THAN $200. Don't complain about anything. To the person complaining about the weight: can you find a 2-person 4-season tent for under 200 bucks that weighs only 6 lbs. No you can not!

My initial impression upon first setting this tent up was that the quality could be a bit better. Clearly made in China or Cambodia or wherever. But like I said, I was not about to complain because I actually paid less than $150 for this tent.

The ventilation design is great! Two opposing vents in the fly that can be closes, two opposing windows that close just fine, and the top has triangular zipper vents also. The poles are high quality aluminum I think, and yes they do bend because THEY HAVE TO BEND TO FORM THE SHAPE OF THE TENT!

The two doors and two vestibules make it great for sharing a small space with two people because you can lay with your heads at opposite ends and each has access to their own door and vestibule. But like any 2-person it will be quite cozy. I prefer using it solo or with my dog or girlfriend.

Now for my experience with this tent. Just this passed weekend I went on a backpacking trip into the Grays/Torreys basin and climbed Kelso ridge up Torreys peak (Colorado). Both days were extremely windy, with the forecast calling for 50+ mph winds. At first I was worried because the fly only has two guy-out points which was puzzling to me since 3-season tents have more. But... The way the vestibule is designed helps a lot. It has a low profile and the vestibules are sharply angled which helps divert the wind over the tent. Face the smallest surface area of the tent into the wind. The moral of the story is: The 4 outer corners I used simple snow stakes I bought from amazon, and the vestibules I pulled out and used tree branches to make dead man anchors in the snow. If you've done any winter camping, you know that once you pack your spot down and dead man anything, it freezes and literally turns to concrete after a couple hours. While we were climbing on Sunday, the wind was the heaviest that day and my tent did not budge at all when I returned in the evening.

Awesome 4-season tent for the money.
4466167
With the imposed temperature limit of 105 degrees, this is NOT something I would recommend for use in an automobile during warm weather. Comfort-wise it's okay, but certainly nothing to get overly excited about. Most definitely not worth the price.
4032040
There's a $2 a quart rebate through 2016.  Makes this a pretty cheap synthetic oil change!
3521105
The price is not reasonable.
You can get 2 lb package from Asia Market in NJ for under $15.
4786248
Arrived on time and undamaged. Had installed by local car audio place. They solder and shrink wrapped the connections, and didn't give me too much crap for installing a cost effective stereo.
Stereo worked fine for awhile, until the weather turned cold. That is in quotes because I live in the Pacific Northwest so we are min or so, when the car warms up. Then it turns on, but it loses clock and radio presets.
Took back to car audio place and they inspect their connections everything checks out. They say it sounds like something wrong with the unit itself. This time took a lot more crap for buying a cheap stereo...

So its a ok stereo if you live in a place that stays above 40 degrees, I guess.