The Original "Power Bar".
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This is basically the same confection introduced to the world at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin as a "sport {or 'energy'} chocolate by Theodore Hildebrand, its creator.  It contains cocoa mass, sugar, cocoa butter, coffee (2.6%), whole milk powder, kola nut powder (1.6%), soy lecithin (emulsifier), E476 (emulsifier), flavor. May contain traces of hazelnuts, almonds and gluten. The caffeine content amounts to 0.2%, i.e. 200 mg per 100 g (3.5 oz), comparable to a cup of strong coffee or an energy drink. A milk chocolate variant is available, sold in blue-and-white canisters.  Its taste is much like a slightly coffee-flavored dark chocolate, and it is widely popular and widely available in Central Europe.  Check out the company's web-site at "www.scho-ka-kola.de" {available in both German and English!}.
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Found this product while looking for a way to deliver power and a/v cabling to my Sony soundbar. I already had install the PowerBridge "TWO-CK" outlets behind my new TV so I was looking for something that would work in concert with that and this product fit the bill perfectly.

If you already have PowerBridge solutions to deliver power and cabling to your TV and need to add a sound bar, this will do the job nicely.

This is a high quality product. The color and material fit perfectly with existing wall-outlet plates in the house. (although it will be hidden anyway.. but deep down inside, you might care..)

It's a pretty simple to install, even if you are a beginner but you must be brave.. Once you have picked out your location that is free of studs and electrical wiring, you use the included template to draw the broders, then I you use a dry wall saw or cuter (I used a saw) to cutout the location. From then on is pretty simple, especially if you've already worked with PowerBridge products (their power cable connectors).

I had to jiggle it a little to get the plate in through the cutout as the bottom power cable was in the way. Perhaps that could be moved to the back to help make this step a little less of a hassle. Never the less, once I got it through the wall, it was a breeze to tighten the screws. As the included instructions say, you want to avoid over tightening. This is good to remember, especially if you have to re-open the wall to make changes in the future. (been there, done that).

The only thing I didn't like about it was the hole for where the AV cables come in has no cover or anything. It's just a cutout. I expected some kind of brush cover or something like the PowerBridge TWO-CK. I covered mine with some tape before I mounted the soundbar but the manufacture should really consider adding this to it. I know I wouldn't want that opening if for nothing, but to keep sound from escaping into the walls.. and insects from finding their way in, etc. Again, this is not really deal breaker; never the less, it would be nice to have.

That said, cables are now all hidden, the wife is happy, I'm very happy and would recommend this.
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This is a rock solid breaker bar. I own this one and a 3/8in drive x 18in breaker bar from snap on. the snap on bar is a bit longer but it is thinner and has some give in the bar. this one is a shorter but more solid bar with no give. Of the two i like them both but i would trust this one more if i was planning on putting a lot of pressure on a bar and worried one might break.
2687941
Sturdy, I appreciate the power level bar and on/off switch. Great buy!
2883085
Its a bit bulky for my purposes, as I carry it in a purse, not as a purse, but it keeps things organized and the power bar is nice to have.
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The power crunch bars are by far my favorite protein bar out there.  Chocolate and peanut butter have the best taste.
2296965
Kinda cheap but it powers a 300w light bar with no problems so far
3612369
Let me put this breaker bar in perspective for you...I had to pull a pittman arm on a 1995 YJ jeep. To take it off I put a 4 foot cheater bar over the breaker bar I am reviewing....The pittman arm came off and the breaker bar is sitting in the tool box in my shop....Enough said!!!!!
928235
It's just a power cord. It does what it supposed to do - bring the power  to the appliance it is connected to. No problems with that cord.
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Worked great as a replacement for our Wii sensor bar - until the 5 year old tried to get it down and pulled the power cord out of the back. But, its a low enough cost and worked well, so we plan to replace it.
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The T bar makes it very helpful to break loose those very tight bolts.
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It's a good bar for the price compared to much more expensive units. Welds are sloppy as hell and bar is not symetrical but what do you expect from China...not a big concern for a garage powerlifting gym using it for Farmers Walks. It is heavy and very solid. I wouldn't think twice about loading this bar to it's max.
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Ah...memories of the good old days. I remember my Mama's clothes pin bag having a wire hanger on wooden bar, it would always twist around. This modern, plastic hanger stays put. That's nice.  Now I need to purchase more clothes pins. The delivery time was nice. Didn't take very long to get it at all.
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This is a beautiful light bar! Very will made.and super bright.
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Excellent light bar to replace identical unit on our PWC trailer.
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This breaker bar does the job properly and works as advertised!  It will fit under the hood in places larger bars cannot.
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This is certainly a heavy duty professional bar. I'm a beginner lifter (been on the Strong Lifts program for about 5 months) and the weight of the bar alone is enough to get started doing many exercises. My father has been lifting home weights his whole life and immediately commented on how big and heavy of a bar this was. I suspect he's been using the thin amateur bars you find at most department stores. This is a completely different kind of bar. I'm certain I'll be using it for decades and is well worth the price.