The long Iron is amazing, I could use a set of just 3 ...
339896
The long Iron is amazing, I could use a set of just 3 of them.  Gives you awesome leverage for 4 wheeler tires, dirtbike tires or even auto tires if needed.
3360675
You're gonna need more than 4 if you have a large set up but these things are amazing.
1673854
Big Bertha Fusion Irons are an excellent choice for both accomplished players as well as high handicappers. Callaway blends forgiveness and the ability to work the ball very well in these irons. I was able to try a set with RCH 75i graphite shafts(regular flex) prior to my purchase and was very surprised with the feel. I purchased my set with the stock Nippon N.S.Pro 990GH Uniflex shaft. The uniflex shaft is supposed to be a combination of both Stiff and regular flex but leans more towards the stiff side. I myself have been on the bubble regarding switching from stiff to regular shafts. The Nippon 990 uniflex shaft turned out to be a good fit for me and most likely (in my opinion) they are on the lighter side of the Stiff range as far as shaft flex is concerned. If your in the market for an excellent used set of irons, I recommend Callaway's Big Bertha Fusion Irons. You will not be disappointed!
4035947
I love this ironing board! It is extremely sturdy, huge, and very well padded. The iron rest function is superb. My one minor complaint is that the iron rest is not removable so that side of the board edge is unusable for hanging shirts to better get at yokes, etc. That being said the iron rest is very sturdy as well and makes getting to the iron and storing it between ironing jobs a real help. Setting it up is quick with the release lever and the height customization is great. I love that it can be hung by the metal cross braces near the feet. There are some parts made of plastic but the overall framework is metal. It is of course heavy, being a solidly made piece of equipment. But I'd go for heavy anyday knowing that the reason for it is because it is well made.
4657920
these are great tools, no doubt about that.  the extra length makes it possible to correctly work on devices with deeply embedded screws (proper size tips obviously are critical as opposed to trying to "make it work" with the one or two super long drivers you may have, making this a great set to have handy.  these WIha tools are non-magnetic to start with, so the magnetized is a big help when needed, though the magnetic change is a bit weak.  all that said, buying the a wiha demagnitizer and a 27393 set separately is cheaper, so be sure to check individual prices, as the only "bonus" in this bonus pack is paying extra money for nothing.  (it's only a few bucks, and my own fault for not checking more carefully, still, info for everyone else looking that might need both items.)
3193129
I have had the good fortune of using many irons, but never one like the Oliso TG1600.  While it is a standard iron in every other way, it's ability to pop up off the ironing board when not being touched is cool to watch.  But, is it worth the relatively premium price?

BUILD

The TG1600 is built of sturdy plastic, with a visually pleasing style and color.  There is no obvious flaw that will cause issues and it seems ready to take a few drops.  The water fill requires the iron to be horizontal and the handle is a bit in the way.  I guess they really wanted to emphasize this horizontal thing.

LEAKING

This seems to be an issue for many, but I've yet to deal with any serious spurts or spurtles.  I will update the review if I do.

STEAM

The amount of steam is easy to adjust, and the maximum amount compares well with most irons.  It still doesn't beat one of my favorite irons, the Black and Decker D2030.  However, I've had more issues with the D2030 leaving little drops of water.

SOLE PLATE

Again, I think the sole plate compares well to most, but not the best.  It slides well over fabric, but still has a bit more friction than ideal.

EASE OF USE

The physical dial and knob make it simple to get going, and the iron heats quickly and stays hot for around 30 minutes before shutting off for safety.  The spritzer works particularly well.  I do not use that function on some irons because it causes dribbles, but with the TG1600 it is useful for handling troublesome wrinkles.

The weight of the iron is on the heavy side, which I find makes ironing easier.  The more weight the iron has, the less I have to press into the fabric.

iTOUCH TECHNOLOGY

This is the big differentiator, and it works as advertised.  When not touching the iron, feet pop out to keep the iron from scorching fabric or the ironing board.  Oliso encourages you to iron without ever setting the iron vertical.  This would be particularly useful to those with wrist issues.  I found it to be a pretty minor advantage, and this mechanism will likely be the first thing to break.  Also, sometimes I slide the iron from one hand to the other, but the moment one hand is released, the iron pops up, preventing it from sliding.  I didn't realize that I did this until I used this iron.

SUMMARY

The Oliso TG1600 is a good iron that does what it claims to do.  It is sturdy and puts out a good amount of steam, so there is no need to sacrifice good ironing performance if you want to do full horizontal ironing.
3684971
I love this iron! It has ton's of steam, with the plus side of strong, verticle (and horizontal) blasts of steam for just steaming items, over a foot away! Nice "large" filling cup for adding water, and it can use "tap" water, (an amazing perk for a long-time "distilled" water user like me for years!)

I really needed a "lightweight" iron with arthritis in my right hand and this one is perfect. I can iron for long stretches without pain or discomfort. I bought a large wonderful (Rowenta) iron, which was beautiful, but I couldn't use it due to the weight. It's amazing what a great job this "lightweight" can do up against it's "heavier" bigger, rivals!

It gets out wrinkles better than any other iron I have owned in over 40 years of ironing too.  The digital readout of levels and readiness are a colorful light show treat too! The automatic shut off feature is a must too (with annoying "Senior" moment forgetfulness episodes!)
3413265
The iron heats up fast, and emits plenty of steam.  The stainless plate glides easily, and the cord is plenty long enough.  It is very easy to add water to.  I have a few issues with this iron that would lead me to purchase a different brand when I get another.
1.  The curved are between the sole plate and the handle at the base/back of the iron is curved in such a fashion that you cannot wrap the cord around the base without it slipping off and spilling everywhere.  I have had to bundle the cord up and stuff it between the handle and the temp dial, which I'm not a fan of Maybe you can wrap the cord around the hot sole plate without it melting, but I'm not willing to try this.
2.  I constantly hit the temp dial with a finger or thumb while ironing rotating the dial a bit.  There needs to be just a bit more space between the handle and the dial so you don't move it while ironing.
4004517
Well made-beautiful! I wish they could make some white wrought iron pieces.
3265013
I am a single guy, run my own business/barbershop, and I iron my own shirts. However, this iron's stainless steel surface glidessssss over the shirts. It is an actual feeling of smoothness, that I ironed several shirts instead of one. It is an amazing iron, and that sounds crazy to say. Also, first week of use.
4081784
I have owned many irons with the most recent ones (including one Rowenta)being the worst.  The things I love about this iron are:  (1) amount of steam, (2) does not drip or leak, (3) auto-shutoff,  (4) long, retractable cord.  This is by far the best iron I have had in a very long time, and I am delighted.  Ironing is again a pleasure instead of a boring, tedious task.
1830387
It really is a nice iron with a unique design. The heating element fits up inside the tip making it reach temperature quickly. The selection of tips makes it useful in a lot of applications. The grip stays cool even in extended use. It's excellent for a hobbyist like me.
The knob for the temperature settings isn't great (stoooped small) but not an issue (I never use it).
I don't know if I would recommend it for commercial applications, the "guts" contains a series of small chips on a PCB and I'm not sure how they'd hold up to all day use, but overall I like it a lot.
3400342
I don't own the entire A12OS iron set just the 3, 4 and 5 hybrids. I added them to the top end of my bag to balance out my bag and fill the gaps. Honestly......these are the best hybrids there are. Best in the world. I rope these puppies straight and deep 90% of the time and when I don't it's not the clubs fault but a swing error. These feel so solid that on most hits you barely feel the golf ball. And straight as an arrow. I usually have a slight fade or hit left at times but not with these......they go super straight and explode off the face of the club. Slot technology is the real deal. Thanks Adams......you just made all my golf buddies jealous.
363584
Amazing - I feel like a fanboy but I finally got my first Hakko.

From crappy radioshack one week use irons to a Weller WLC100 station - that lasted me a bit more than a couple years,
I finally upgraded.

A great deal - B&D Enterprises is an authorized Hakko dealer (according to the Hakko website) which gave me great piece of mind.

I also purchased a slightly larger tip T18 D24 since I have grown accustomed to the fat ST4 tip  I used on my Weller.
2172558
I LOVE THIS SYSTEM
It seems awfully strange to rave about an iron, but I love this iron/steamer enough that I need to post a review!  First some context:

CONTEXT
I iron occasionally and hate forking over $2 to have my shirts laundered at the dry cleaner.  I had been surviving with the $15 variety of iron until I borrowed a friends iron in France and loved it.  It was similar to the Rowenta model above.  It seems that these systems are more the norm in Continental Europe.

IRONING IS BORING NO MORE!
Let's face it, ironing is boring.  This system changes that...  When I first used the iron, it was with several friends (we were getting ready to go out).  No one was paying much attention until I started the ironing.  The room filled with steam: looking like some kind of rock spectacle.  It was amazing!!!  There's star appeal to this iron!  Now that I have started using the iron in a regular context it's enjoyable and efficient.  The whole contraption feels of quality.  Where I used to iron one or two shirts at a time, I now iron five or six.  It's hard to put the system down!  Indeed I started looking at the kitchen dish towels wondering if I should iron them!  Thicker edges flatten much faster and there are no water leaks (unless you start ironing before 5 minutes have elapsed from turning on the iron).

STEAMING
I haven't used the system to steam clothes (as opposed to ironing) but I did steam my child's silk scarf.  My wife held it in front of the steamer and it almost blew away!  Amazing.  No water by the way (as others have suggested)

ISSUES
Several reviewers cautioned that this system spits water and also complained about the long warm up time and the lack of a water level indicator.  I have had no issue with the water spitting (as long as you wait five minutes for the system to warm up and allow the first "whoosh" of steam to remove any idle water condensation in the tube).  As to the warm up time and level indicator, there are likely no easy solutions.  The tub is large (33 oz.) and it is inevitable that it will take time to heat this water to the point of producing steam.  Additionally the pressurized tank would be compromised with a water level indicator.  The tube will need refilling when the steam stops coming.

REFILLING OF RESERVOIR
This brings up an issue of mine.  The refilling of the tub (and emptying of the tub) requires some care.  You really need to make sure that the tub is fully cooled before opening the top.  Pressurized hot water is problematic.  If you are the typical ironer (ie. have OCD), you may be inclined to empty the tub after every ironing session.  Don't!  Opening the sealed cover if after a couple of minutes leads to an almost violent splatter of steam.  You're best to leave the water in the reservoir for the next session (and top-up/empty the water before the system has been turned on).

SIX FOOT STEAM TUBE
Lastly, several reviewers have referred to the 9 foot steam tube.  Ours (purchased in November 2007) has only a 6 foot steam tube.  This may be responsible for the fact that I never observed water-spitting.

MID-LIFE CRISIS
Some people buy a Ferrari, others buy real estate during their mid-life crises.  I resolved my issues with a really nice steamer/iron.  Very cool!

Happy Ironing!
753078
Not only is this knife beautiful, but it is very versatile and the steel is nice and strong. I have very large hands so the weight of this heavy knife is perfect for me, although it may not be so great for someone with smaller hands or weak wrists if it is intended for prolonged cutting. I just wish that I had known that the series was being canceled because I would have liked to have gotten the rest of the knives from this series.
4465346
I love how sturdy this board is and the surface area is fantastic. The included cover has the perfect amount of padding as well. The only thing I don't care for is the iron holder. I've tried 2 different irons, and they just don't sit very stable in it.