Indespensible During Foul Weather
342034
These are amazingly sturdy boots great for rain or snow. I would recommend wearing these with leg warmers, knee high socks or anything that would protect your calfs. Great boots for the price!
3256958
It's been around zero F with -20 windchills here in the Twin Cities. I haven't spent extended periods (such as ice fishing for hours in the open) out in this weather, but  I've been out long enough (shoveling and blowing snow for an hour at a time) to know this cap is warm enough to keep me comfortable in crummy weather.  This cap's other great virtue is its versatility - ear flaps up or down, secured underneath the chin, or flapping like a hound's ears, it adapts to your need at the moment.  Flip the whole thing down and the back of your neck is warm, too.  The Velcro patches on the ends of the flaps are big enough to engage each other readily, yet are easy to undo.  As for size: my noggin's a size 7 and 3/4, and this cap broke in just enough so that's it's not a distraction for being uncomfortably tight.  It's snug enough that I never need to worry about the wind blowing it away.  The fleece lining is just right: enough to keep you warm, but not so bulky that you can't fold and stuff the cap in your jacket pocket one-handed when you walk in the door.  I'm very pleased with this cap.  I wear it all the time.
962011
Just what I needed-- sturdy and just the right amount of flexibility. I use these for three city apartments I manage, and I'd 100% recommend them for keeping pests and weather out, and trash (and odor) in. These did NOT blow off in recent 50-60mph winds, nor did they let in any rain or snow in any of the storms. A+, recommended
3628433
Use this every time it rains here in NYC.  The other day it was raining with wind gust over 35 mph and I used this umbrella. I wouldn't be without my clear bubble umbrella.
1209896
Great in a bike, in a motorbike, and in a weather station for a GPS unit!
82191
Excellent choice to keep you up and running (proving there's a sunny day outside)
4732048
I'm a very heat-sensitive individual, and the Texas summers - blazing hot and suffocatingly humid - have long been a dreaded season for me. But the Chill Pal has come to the rescue, allowing me to, in under 3 minutes, have an ice-cold blanket to wrap around my neck or drape across my back for even faster cooling. With just a cup of refrigerated water, the Chill Pal goes from stiff to sopping and startlingly cold. It's become my go-to tool for cooling off during the endless scorching afternoons. I really and truly have nothing bad to say about the Chill Pal - it does get a bit funky after a few days of wear, but it's a breeze to toss in the washer and it air dries in no time flat, then you're good to go again. I really wish I'd found out about it sooner, but it's now going to be with me for every summer until I wear it to bits. And then I'll get another one.
4526226
Keeps my bike juiced up during stretches of bad weather, great purchase.  I also use one to keep my riding mower in good shape through the winter; frigid temps in the barn don't bother it at all.
259202
Indispensable addition to your backpack.

Particularly useful in mopping of water inside the tent due to rain set-up.

Not the softest of material for use on your face...

Useful as a bandage as well, due to its high moisture retention capacity.

Far more durable than you would expect from a disposable product.

All in all, you really shouldn't backpack without a couple of these in your pack.
3872598
Simple, easy to use and weather-safe.  Instructions are clear and intuitive.  Sturdy construction.
340511
The versatility of this Headband makes this an extremely handy item to have on hand. Anytime the temps go below 70, I tie a large handkerchief around my neck, but with the elasticity of this headband it is far superior, plus it can be used in more ways.  They are well made and comfortable.  I'll be ordering more of these.
10293
I purchased these boots in 2014 ahead of a trip to the UK in what usually is a fairly rainy time.  While I never needed them on vacation, they've come in quite handy in the 15 months since their purchase on normal rainy days.  They're about to get packed for another vacation, and while I hope to not need them, I wouldn't dream of leaving home without them.  They're super comfy to walk around in, and in my normal size I have enough space for a mid-weight wool sock for colder temps.
1898744
This thing is an indispensable part of my fall and winter cycling gear. It breathes out the back, but if it's too cold I just put on my backpack to prevent heat loss.
1255265
Saved me multiple trips outside during single digit weather when using my Big Easy fryer. Temps were dead on.
292647
Some times on Amazon, reviews seem to be of a poor listing or photograph of an item rather then the item itself.

I buy these at OSH, and use a few around my home.  They are tough and while the lid is not 100% air and water tight like a pelican case, it is enough to keep most dirt and water out at a far more affordable price point.  In fact, they can be left out in the rain without letting the inner contents get wet, or left in the garage without letting bugs in.
402112
Comfortable, dependable.  My only complaint is that when used as biking gloves (where I need to grip handlebars), the decal on the palm (a triangle, not an octagon) is slightly slippery. Not really the product's fault (and I've upgraded them from 4-star to 5-star after a year of use) Other than that they work great either in warm weather or over thin gloves in cold weather.

1-year update: After carefully removing the red triangle using a seam-ripper, these have done great in near-daily bike-commuting use for more than a year, either alone (in weather 60F to 95F) or over running gloves (in 30F to 60F weather).  I will be getting another L/XL pair to put over my thicker winter gloves for use in freezing-and-colder conditions.
1697296
I couldn't grill without these.  They are indispensible when indirect heat is needed for roasting a bird or smoking ribs.  They also make it very efficient for grilling a couple of steaks because you can concentrate the heat from a small number of coals directly under the meat.  The last pair came with my Weber and lasted about four years before they finally fell apart.  We grill several times a week, year round and have been pleased with how they've held up.  I withheld the fifth star only because Weber doesn't offer a truly heavy-duty char-basket made from a heavier gauge and heat-resistant stainless steel such as types 309, 316, or 316Ti.  I'd honestly pay twice as much if I knew they'd last and wouldn't require me to braze the things back together after three years.