Better than any k-kup.
352825
This is the best buy on coffee anywhere.  Works as well if not better than k-cups and the coffee is excellent.  Much less expensive than any k-cup brand I have seen (though still more than standard brewing) and environmentally friendly too.
438714
Works really great so far. I had a Karcher K2000 previously that I took back due to a number of reasons. This one is way better so far.
2950497
Just put a set of NGK Iridiums on my recently purchased Isuzu Rodeo and can't believe the difference. It used to hesitate on starts, but not any more. Plus the power has increased exponentially x6!! I have the largest V6 motor available and a fully loaded 4x4 vehicle which is substantial weight to pull. Plan to haul a trailer full of furniture this weekend and I'm now confident it will do so effortlessly. Iridium rocks! So worth the little extra over the $3 versions of spark plugs.
2616339
KA-BAR knifes are built to last & the BK2 is no exception.  This thing is solid.  Highly recommended by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger and Editor of Natural News.
4596964
To start off I'm bias on this review. I have some pretty fond memories of owning the Generation 1 Kup and watching Transformers the movie over and over and over to simply to watch Hot Rod and Kup. Kup has had just as big of a place in my heart as Hot Rod. I'm very happy to see the Transformers Prime version. Originally this mold was intended to be Ironhide. As far as we know Ironhide is going to be a Japanese Exclusive. The major dissapointment brought to you by HASBRO. However I will say I'm happy with Kup for now.

Vehicle Mode: Like Ironhide, Kup transforms into a modified Ford F-150 SVT Raptor. The more I look at those trucks the more I want one myself. Kup is a little bit greener than usual with some limeish green stripes on the side. Kind of a wierd combonation but surprisingly it works out. His cannons can be stored on his truck bed to kinda look like rocket engines (which that old timer doesn't need that much power for his age I'm sorry everyone I had to say that. Kup reminds me of my Grandfather. I swear he's the closest thing to a real live Kup you'll ever meet) or they can be stored on his side doors. Both looks really awesome. Kup rolls really well and holds together just as well.

Transformation is a lot easier than I was expecting. Not a big deal to me as it could have been worse....Airachnid....RID Bumblebee...There is one tiny letdown. I was expecting his windshield in vehicle mode to actually fold up to become his chest. Not the case at all. When in vehicle mode if you look underneath near the front wheels...there it is...the faux chest. It's not so bad once you get a good look at the detail underneath. In any case Kup is very easy to transform. Shouldn't be a problem with children under 6. Parents you may have to help out a tiny bit but it shouldn't be too much. It won't be a burden on you parents either. My personal experience my oldest son brought one of the ROTF transformers to me. I had at the time stopped collecting. It took me 30 min to transform for him and I couldn't help but think...what the f happened. This used to be so much easier...Gracious God in Heaven I'm getting old. Don't worry parents you won't have any problem with this one if you need to help out. He does kinda have hollow arms. But not to the extent of RID Cliffjumper and Knockout. There's a piece that actually folds over and hides it quite well.

I love his robot mode. Head sculpt is very much Ironhide. Kinda wish Hasbro would have made a different Head Sculpt for Kup. Overall he still looks BA. Decent sized too. Great poseability not to hard to stand or put in action poses. Paint looks great and the detailing looks great as well.

Overall this a great figure. Simple to transform, and a very fun experience all together. I definitely recommend Kup to be in your collection whether your kid or collector.
3164532
Much superior to others that I've tried.  Will buy another as a spare!
107445
I've owned three of the little 'tripath' amps, two from Sonic Impact and one Kingrex.  This is dramatically better than any of them.  Aside from having a wonderful fit and finish and WAY more features (3 inputs, dac, output for sub or bi-amping) this things sounds incredible.  I could live with one of these as my main stereo amp.  This is an instant classic.  I'm buying a second one to try bi-amping.  By all means get the optional 2-meter speaker cable.
4421426
Best K-cup. Strong flavor not like th other brands.
4350711
This actually give you the zap (read, "sinister satisfaction") and the near-instant paralyzation of those damn flying annoyances. This has much more juice than others sold here.
4468327
EK punches and cutters are by far sharper, better built, and last longer than the competition, always my 1st choice.
3809226
Pros: This replaced a KLH 12" sub which was rated at 200 watts in a 25' x 35' open room. The 300 watt Klipsch is vastly superior. The greater wattage delivers not mere volume, but crisp control of that big speaker cone. Musically, it delivers not only the notes, but the physical punch of kettle drums. Organ music smoothly reverberates the room. Playing rock, the bass line comes through cleanly, without muddling the lead guitar. Movies often have a deep, building bass note at the points of highest tension. I can now feel these notes as if I were in a theater. Almost any low end sub can do the thump from big explosions, but you may never know how much else you are missing.

Cons:  Given Klipsch's high reputation among audiophiles for manufacturing quality products, it is amazing that they ship these units in boxes suitable for junk. Single wall cardboard with 4 thin Styrofoam corner strips which offer minimal shock absorption. No protection for the feet. No moisture protection. Easily punctured. My sub arrived without damage, despite some holes in the cardboard. I feel like I simply got lucky. Klipsch, put a couple more bucks into your packaging to protect your reputation for quality. Be sure to look for the 4 adhesive rubber foot cushions in the plastic envelope in the box. They fit recesses in the speaker feet, and are essential if you are setting your speaker on a hard floor surface.

Other thoughts:  If you find that your sub has "holes" in its frequency response, or notes that just take off and overwhelm everything else, the problem is not with the Klipsch! People seem to assume that because bass frequencies are omnidirectional, and this woofer is down-firing, they can just stick the sub anywhere in the room. Every room has unique harmonics based on the interaction among wall and floor coverings, room shape, ceiling height, openings and furnishings. There are no practicable "rules of thumb" for placing a sub. No one can determine the best placement point just by looking at the room. There is good info on the web about how to audition your room for the best placement of your sub. You can get an MP3 file with test tones. A little research and experimentation is well worthwhile!
4730544
unequivocally the best coffee maker yet from Krups. I'm not a fan of the capsule/pod makers as I like strong coffee and when they say strong I say weak with those machines. This machine takes some getting used to and has some minor annoyances but it ends there. One cup pouring under pressure and no mess from ill-designed carafes. I highly recommend this machine as an alternative to the pod machines. It has 1100 watt motor and the first cup is ready within 2 minutes.
389999
Far better than the standard store-bought brands.
4370755
That something like this has only been invented and marketed now amazes me ... the KLiP is vastly superior to any preceding infuser or tea ball for a number of reasons. It is incredibly (incredibly incredibly) simple to use and (equally as important) easy to clean. Its design is stylish and customizable and it (in my opinion) does a better job of infusing flavor without any of the hassle involved with screwing on lids (and unscrewing them) and haranguing about than most tea balls I have owned and used. I have enjoyed loose leaf teas for years, and the KLiP only adds to the experience. If you enjoy the unparalleled flavor of loose leaf, but want to avoid some of the more annoying quirks associated with tea balls and infusers, I recommend (highly recommend) that you try the KLiP. That it is less expensive than many other infusers only adds to its awesomeness!
4888624
This bipod is without question the best on the market.  Now, before the Harris fan boys bust out the pitch forks and light their torches, let me explain.

Both types of bipods have their advantages.  Where the Atlas wins over the Harris hands down is durability and stability.  The Atlas mounts directly to a 1913/picatinny rail or a special mount for bolt rifles.  This results in significantly less wobble and there isn't the constant re-tightening that Harris bipods require (they mount to the front sling attachment point, or an adapter providing one), which means the Atlas is less apt to wobble around and make noise while on patrol.  The Atlas is also of much more durable construction, which does make it heavier.

The place where Harris bipods beat out the Atlas is deployment speed.  They are faster to deploy from folded, and faster to extend.  Where the Atlas makes up for this is in versatility.  Harris bipod legs are spring loaded, so when you press the release they shoot out to maximum extension immediately, unless you positively control the leg and manually adjust, which is what you have to do with an Atlas.  The Harris, however, only has two leg orientations, collapsed or open.  The Atlas has 5 possible positions for each leg independently.  This gives the atlas to better mount on uneven surfaces or even a surface with strange gaps or spacing.  The Atlas ability to cant is also more adjustable and tighter than a Harris, which relies on simply loosening the mounting screw to allow the rifle to freely cant.  Simply put, the Atlas will allow you to shoot from a much wider variety of surfaces very reliably.

Don't take this as a knock on Harris bipods, they aren't bad bipods and they do their job well enough.  If you can afford this bipod and want something reliable on patrol and great on the bench, this rifle is for you.
2338003
farrrr better than the junk in today's hip hop.
2099137
Great tip! Even harder than phenolic without the loss of control. Excels at both break and jump shots.