Great for postcrossing-never sent one of these out to someone ...
341049
All gorgeous works of art! Great for postcrossing-never sent one of these out to someone and they didn't like it.
4859004
I participate in postcrossing.com and I have had nothing but rave reviews from the recipients of Charley Harper postcards. they are just wonderful!
503813
Good stamp. I don't use it to switch between message types.  I have not had any problems with the message portion losing adhesion.  I can see that it will be a problem having to remove and replace messages routinely. The adhesion looks like it will be ineffective after a while.
1171715
This seems to be excellent edging, exactly what I'm looking for. I ordered two of them. However, neither one of them included the connector so I'm returning them for replacement.

EDIT: I just received the two replacements and neither of them had a connector. I've contacted the manufacturer about this issue and haven't heard a word from them.
4582631
The picture is a little outdated, but for something different than the "Greetings from Georgia" card it is suitable. I bought these to use with Postcrossing, everyone so far has liked them and said they arrive still looking new.
1050082
It seems like anyone with a regular scissors and some time could just cut through this cable. It's really just meant to detour someone from taking your seat, pedals, etc. Which is why I purchased this cable. Bike thieves in Chicago will look for any opportunity that's available (Yes, I recently had my first bike stolen in the city.) That is why I'm being overly cautious with my new cycle. If I ever feel that some components are in danger when locking up, I'll throw on this seat locker. Of course, if someone has the right tools and equipment they will succeed in jacking your stuff. But every deterrent you have on your ride is one less reason for those common thieves to try and take your bike or its components.

Although it does match the given dimensions, I wasn't expecting the cable to be as thin as it is. Definitely a nice add-on if you're beefing up your bike security. If used correctly, it has plenty of length and I still have my entry-level saddle after securing it with this multiple times.
4854746
We live at the end of a long gravel drive and people tend to come down it not realizing that there's a house at the end of it. Don't know (or want to know) why people do this but we posted this sign at the mailbox and we haven't had any wandering or soliciting people. The sign is well made and with two holes (one at the top and one at the bottom) made it easy to run a cord around and through it to hold it against the post.
3065003
AGAIN: This bungee no longer bungees.  These just plane suck.  Throwing it away after 6 months on the bike.  AVOID

UPDATE:
Drop to 4 stars....I ordered second one of these thinking I was getting same.  It was not.  Second I bought was not strong enough to hold stuff in place and seemed extra stretched out on arrival.  Ordering a third to see if I get a good one.  If not, this is going down further stars.

ORIGINAL REVIEW:
This little net has worked for me nicely.  Bungee cords and my briefcase on the back of my bike wasn't working at all.  I added this net to the mix and it now holds my rather large briefcase on my rack nicely.  One of the hook tips fell off, I'm super gluing the rest of them. For the price you can't beat this little net.  If it breaks, I will happily buy a new one.
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I ride a lot on dedicated non-motorized paths in northern Michigan. Occasionally, the need to pass other bikes or navigate through pedestrian traffic arises. I found after a year or so that (1) voice warnings when approaching pedestrians and some bikers often startled them - in rare instances even causing them to move in the wrong direction and into my path (2) I was getting tired of giving frequent voice warnings. With a bell, most people seem less startled and more understanding of the situation. An added advantage is that if you are going around a "blind" corner you can sound the bell to warn people you might not even see.

This bell has three advantages which I like: (1) it's loud enough, (2) it's small enough, (3) the one I purchased blends in nicely with my bike's trim and controls,  and so is very unobtrusive. I initially mounted it on the left side thinking I didn't want it on the same side where I do most of the shifting. That was a mistake. When navigating in close quarters I prefer to have my left hand on or near the front brake lever.  Trying to operate the front brake and bell at the same time proved difficult. In addition, the bell sets-up better on the right side where it was likely intended to go. Works great now.

Please bear in mind that this bell will ring loudly in any position you mount it in. It doesn't know "upside down" from "inside out".  However, if mounted "right side up" on the handlebar you may increase the risk of damaging it should you invert your bicycle for servicing.  Since I often invert my bike to clean and lube the chain, I instinctively placed the bell so that it is lower than the handlebar when riding. In this position it works well on the right side. I suspect some of the questions about whether this is a "right-sided" or "left-sided" bell relates to this issue. :))

Minor issue:  When I pulled the bell off to reposition it a tiny hex-nut inside the mounting hardware dropped out. I wasn't even aware of its presence originally, but it had apparently loosened up during use. After reinserting this nut I found its threads had become stripped and it wouldn't accept  the screw that tightens the mount down on the bike's handlebar. Searching my shop for a while,  I came up with an identical nut that worked well.  Presto.  We're back in business.

Edited on August 12, 2017:  I've lowered my original rating from "4" to "3" after using this bell for about 2 months. The reason for the lowered rating is that the bell has begun functioning erratically. The sounds emitted now range from a loud "ding" to only a muffled "thud". Usually, it's somewhere in between those two extremes. There's no way to know in advance what to expect. Since this isn't a toy, but rather a safety device, I'm disappointed. To put things in perspective:  I ride almost daily in the summer and sound the bell perhaps  a half-dozen times per ride. So it's had a good workout over the past couple months.  For the price, I can't complain. But I'll need to replace it soon, and most likely will try a different brand.
3802468
Every fall I drive about 65 t-posts for snow fence (50 in a rotating corn/bean field) and I finally got tired of rocking them back and forth in the spring to pull them out with a bad back. I bought this puller to hopefully save some of the strain when pulling posts and it worked a treat. MUCH better than ecxpected. I figured I would still need to loosen the posts prior to pulling out with this but man, I was wrong. Just put the puller around the post give it a good lean and grunt.

The base of this seems a bit small and, on rough terrain, you need to make sure it's not at too much of an angle or it will start sliding out from the post. It will sink into the dirt/mud/ground pretty well if you have a stubborn post or other object so watch for that. I use a board under it to spread the force a bit more and that helps dramatically. There IS a hole in the base so you can easily bolt a board/plate to the base for larger load distributing. Also, it works really well for pulling a multitude of other things besides t-posts when you hook a chain up to it. They sell a chain that goes with this but, as most people should, I have plenty of chains around. Just wrap the chain around the object to be removed (stumps maybe!), hook it to this puller and give it a good lean. I couldn't be happier and my back is thanking me greatly. Pulling 50 some posts went MUCH faster and I could still walk the next day!
2332610
This item was purchased by my wife, who wrote this review.

Before getting into the details of this product, I would like to outline the reason why I purchased the jump rope. I thought this would make a great gift for my husband, who does crossfit with me. He needed a rope that was light enough for double unders. I have broken my review up into segments, each with a label of the component I'm reviewing:

HOW IT ARRIVED: The company shipped them in a box with other items I had purchased. The jump rope itself and it's components were protected in a plastic cover (pictured). There was no damage to the items, they arrived clean and debris free.

PRODUCT APPEARANCE: The jump rope has normal sized handles and a semi-thick rope (pictured).

USING IT: My husband used this rope for a short time before giving up on using it. In trying to do some double unders, one of the metal pieces by the handles broke, so durability is not there. Because the connection parts going from the handles to the rope were not swivel bearings, but ball bearings, the rope was not quick and won't allow for the rope to spin fast enough to perform a double under. My husband was really disappointed by the jump rope.

OVERALL CONCLUSION: My husband and I were disappointed with the rope. I would only recommend this for someone not trying to do crossfit with double unders. This rope works best for doing singles. To make the product, the company should use swivel bearings instead of ball bearings. Please feel free to leave any questions in the comments, although I ask to please be respectful and genuine in your responses. Please also give me a 'helpful' thumbs up if you got something useful out of my review. If there is something you would like to know about this product or would like to see more information in my review, please leave a comment.

PROS:
- Thick cord
- Easily adjustable

CONS:
- Bearings on it don't allow for good double unders
- Not light and nimble
3107154
If your cat has not gone far and you'd like to know where it is, this is a great product - hopefully some day, there will be a truer system in place - let's face it, 400 feet (although I have not yet tested 400 feet) is not a lot.  But my cat wears this everday and it is light and uncumbersome, and I feel 100% better knowing that in the event she is locked in some neighbor's garage or just being a pain in the butt trying to hide somewhere, that I can retrieve her.  I highly recommend this product if your needs are limited and do not think your cat will hitch a ride to the next town.

update: once the battery went dead, it stopped working - I  have tried several batteries (the ones recommended) and although the light indicates there is power, it does not respond to the remote.  The company has not responded to my voicemails.

I would not buy this because there is no support if it does not work for you.

Update - please see my review for loc8torlite - it's the same product.  I was persistent and took a chance with buying again.  It works and am very happy.  But there appears to be no customer service - at least at the time that I had a problem with the product.
2380206
I have an all wheel drive SUV but got these just to be safe, since my SUV is not a real four wheel drive.
I also have a shovel in the trunk. Thanks to the shovel, I did not get stuck in snow this winter, would always dig a nice spot for the car before parking, so getting out in the morning was trouble-free.

But, I used this item once for a guy who I watched try to get out of a street parking spot for 20 minutes. The spot was frozen solid overnight, "cradling" his wheels, and his 2 wheel drive car could not get traction at all. He was working it with a shovel for 20 minutes, but still could not do anything. Finally I walked up to him and offered to help. We then put a pair of these under the front wheels, and the car was out in 5 seconds, on first try. I was very impressed!

Knocking off 0.25 stars because this one is large, does not collapse. There is a competing model that collapses but I do not know how well that one performs. This one is great, and it is ok that it is large as long as it lies flat in the trunk. Especially if it lies next to a shovel :)

Knocking off another 0.25 stars because there is no storage bag included. I keep it in the plastic packing sleeve it came in, but it won't last long.
4554156
These non-marring Crescent pliers may have some specific use based on the "52910N A-N Connector" in the product name but I've used them on several projects where I didn't want to chew up the surface with my channel locks.  I highly recommend them.  I did get a bit of grief from a member of the household for spending what she thought was a lot of money on plastic jaw grips.  She's singing a different tune after i used them to unscrew a cap from one of her prized possessions and didn't tear it up. :-)
1022183
i hate sticking things to my car window glass so when a toll road was built near me that would save me time i decided to i wasn't going to get the transponder that sticks to the window.  knowing that it will save me nearly 50% off tolls when i use it i wanted a solution for both.  I have so far had no issues using these to hold the transponder to the windshield and remove and reapply.
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I have a recurve, that with my girl arms, I have a hard time stringing as of yet. I also don't want to twist my bow cuz it wasn't cheap at 230$. This stringer worked great  and I was shooting in no time. However, the second time I used it, one of the leather "flaps" on the side ripped and I almost hit myself in the face with the end of the bow. Pretty sure this item isn't intended to rip after just one real use. I think the stringer would have held up better were the flaps not cut from the rest of the piece in the middle, but perhaps it would effect the functionality. I don't really know. I definitely wasn't over extending the stringer, either, for the record. Even with it, I don't have the upper arm strength to bend it anymore than is precisely needed JUST to get the loop of the string on.
Anyway, there's 20$ down the drain for about 45 minutes of shooting :(

EDIT (08/13):

I realized I never updated this- I sent a note to Bear Archery and they promptly sent me a new stringer that is still going strong (over a year later!). They didn't request I send the old one back, which saved me time and hassle. I suspect the way the leather was cut on my previous stringer created a weak spot that allowed it to rip. If you get one that happened to not hold up- Bear will take care of you. I can confidently say that this stringer is good quality, and if it isn't, Bear will send you a new one that is.
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I do not recommend these at all anymore.  I didn't have problems with my first 10 I got, but the 2nd 10?  3 of the 10 flat out tore open when I tried to take the caps off.  The glue they use straight up didn't work.  See the video to know if this is something you're ok with (hint, you won't be).

PREVIOUS REVIEW:
I use these USB's to put video file on for clients.  This is my 3rd box of these because I've been quite happy with them.  I see some reviewers complaining of slow transfer speeds, these are USB 2.0, but honestly, I just transferred a 5GB file (5,000MB) in about 4 minutes, which is a fast 20MB/sec so I don't experience these slow speeds.  I'm also using a brand new iMac (2014).  I've never had one break, but to be honest, I am not re-using these frequently, they are being used for storing mailing large video files.