Slight modification needed
355813
Out of the box the arch support was lacking and the arch was too near my heel (ie, in the wrong place).  Never had that happen before.  Feet got tired quickly.  Went down to Walmart and bought some cheap Dr Scholls inserts and tossed the factory ones.  Now these shoes feel terrific and they look great, so I gave 5 stars.  Haven't been on an all day hike yet, but can wear them all day at my office job.
2025969
Had to slightly modify to get it to fit my application.  Maybe I should have paid more attention to the description and the bracket shown.
3517372
With some modifications, works well. Instructions could be better (examples) in explaining how to customize the install.
1872443
With a few adjustments and about 45 minutes of your time you can get this to fit.
2769153
Great idea just need a little refinement.  I ended up tacking on some nuts to the bottom plate and got some other stainless hardware. Take the time to do this or you could be in for a headache. Otherwise it has good fitment in the pocket and looks great on my f250.
3079384
Looks good on the truck. Some fitting issues but could all be dealt with with simple tools. Front mounting brackets fit right up in place although I felt the need to cut off the protruding end of the thread of the bolt. On the rear mounting brackets, they were a little "fiddly" but I managed to do it without assistance. The lower 10mm bolts were long enough if the spring washers weren't fitted but i used a "G" clamp to draw the parts together prior to putting the bolt in. On the driver side rear bracket, there is interference in way of the chassis member from a parking brake cable and the flat bracket could not be tilted to engage it with the upper hooked bracket so the hook had to be filed down carefully so that it could be engaged but file down only just enough to fit through the slot and it will still engage successfully and hold the bracket. It took an extra half hour to do this but you need a good sharp metal file or a portable grinder.
1097546
Mounting holes not in the same place as the origional part and not made as well. It did work with some modification.
1666409
Managed to get it to fit but it did not fit as well as the factory shelf.
3519287
Had to enlarge two of the slots on the mounting bracket with a dremel. With the way my junction box screws were positioned, the light fixture could not be level without this modification. Wiring is slightly too long and I had to really work to squeeze it all in the box.
1614204
Works great with a little modification. These have 2 holes on the back end but my grill has 1 big notch. Easy enough to fix. I used tin snips and a round file to open the holes up and they work perfect. Just something to check and keep in mind before trying to install. Overall very happy.
588341
Required slight modifications to work with my 2016 Wrangler JKU
2992570
Works good, but had to be slightly modified to work in a Sebring.
795251
For 'regular' fan, not 'clamp type'.  Fit with minor modifications
2918971
Works as intended. Item needed some minor adjustments to lineup correctly. Using a set of pliers to carefully turn both sockets did the trick. Just installed Day of review. Will update of there are significant changes.
3811438
Light works great but the connection doesnt fit exactly right and took some minor modifications
to work.
4026436
.....and I would have been glad to pay for those tweaks.  The nylon mounting brackets should have been swivel side/or top mount.  That picks up 100% of the mounting options.  In my case, the angle on the bottom was not enough but I have a band saw and jigged them up and added more angle.  With the normal cap rail slant, those brackets are set so that the knobs have to be inserted from the outside in.  That lets the knob hang outside the boat's protective rub rail where it is likely to snag things when docking.  A few pop rivited D rings and velcro straps to keep the fabric top centered at all times would be nice.  And the attachment of the front straps to the tube could also be a small steel ring to neaten the job and keep the strap from wearing through when abraded by the screw.  I'm thinking 2 bucks net max added to manufacturing cost, and maybe 8-10 bucks marked up through distribution to selling price.  I would have gladly paid it.  I spent more than that to correct and a lot of time.  That said the final install was nice and I think I'll like it. I put it on a 14' epoxy composite skiff that I made.
957739
Needed small adjustments, but overall works amazing!