... well managing hiking pole and dogs leashes and offer good protection from the elements
593152
I use these when hiking and they work well managing hiking pole and dogs leashes and offer good protection from the elements.  I can have difficulty finding the right fit for women size gloves as my hands are on the large size.  But the medium were a good fit with some wiggle room so they're not difficult to put on.  A great value for the money.
557483
I take my dog daily for a short car ride to the park for exercise.  The cover fits well on my front seat and protects the seat from my slobbering pup on hot days.  Though it's yet to rain I am sure there will be a lot of bad weather days where my pups paws and belly will be wet and dirty.  Before I was simply using a towel on the seat but this covers the entire seat and looks good.
2401861
I got the Ruffwear Quick Draw because I like to keep my dog off leash a lot, but don't like carrying around a full leash with me all the time. The Quick Draw is a 2' long "leash" that clips on to your dog's collar, and then can be wrapped around their neck and secured with velcro so it is out of the way until you need it. It is great for the short walk from the car to the dog park, and especially useful for backpacking and hiking, so I can keep him off leash, and then secure him if someone passes me without having to do that awkward crouch walk while holding onto his collar. I like it because it is the only one of its kind. You can buy a 2' leash, but then you still have to keep up with it. It also has some reflective material on the collar which is a nice bonus.

The red part on the end of the leash contains the velcro, and although you can easily release the leash from its collar state, it's a bit awkward to try to re-fasten it, since you have to find the hook and loop fasteners for the velcro, which can be difficult especially with dogs with long coats. Also, there is no handle to hold onto at the end, just the strap. If your dog pulls a lot, you're going to need to keep a tight grip on it. This isn't something you can comfortably use as a leash for long walks, especially if you're tall. It could use some design improvements, but it works fairly well for a convenience leash.
424248
I've had this item for about a month now and it has worked very well. I'm a hunter and it's very important that it keeps my phone protected when hiking through thick brush. This combo unit has lived up to the task.  I expect the spring-clamp portion of the unit to be the weakest link and give way first.  Will follow-up when that event happens.
321753
Osprey always puts a lot of thought in to their products. I especially like the on-the-go pole ties and the fact that it's very light weight (I bought it for doing 20 to 30+ mile day hikes in the White Mountains). If I were to ask for some changes I'd like to see some D rings on the shoulder straps, and thicker straps on the waist harness. It's still a great pack though. I probably have about 100 miles on it at this point. I'd definitely recommend it.
4475937
I've been using it with a stake to leave my dogs out in a park.  The good thung is it's sturdy. It's easy to wrap in loop and put away, but takes a few minutes to unravel because it's long and gets tangeled a little bit (no knots but kind of like when a hose gets slightly tangled).  Also my husband ended up with a rope burn on his leg as a large dog got off leash and approached my dog.  My dog tried to run away and my husband stuck his feet out so that the other dog wouldn't get tangled in the tie out.  Probably not the best to use in open areas where there are other dogs and people.  Also my dogs aren't the brightest so they wrap themselves around trees -- hence good to use under supervision.  It's a sturdy tie out so depending on the purpose it can be a great product.
4824915
works well. saves your outdoor furniture from the elements
178261
These are well made and hold up to the weather. This one needs good tie downs. Comes in a reusable box for easy storage and protection.
1888674
lightweight and I like the option of covering your hands for hiking or driving.  I use them primarily for golf, biking and hiking and they are really nice.  I wish these sun products could have some cotton in them so they aren't so polyester hot in the heat of the summer.
4238541
Easy to install and protects me from the elements. Easy to remove when the weather is nice out.  5 stars.
2135391
This product performs very well to provide sun block and skin protection when trimming hedges or other outside work where you may come in contact with sharp or prickly bushes.
1673783
The leash is comfortable and seems secure. The fanny pack "wallet" is NOT waterproof: when I fell off my paddleboard, and it was immersed (fully and correctly sealed with the little clips that pop off unhelpfully in the parking lot!), water got in.
4749506
These poles work well. I really like the 'shock absorber' feature. My wife and I use one each and it helps our day hiking experiences. Great product for the price.
2610374
While I have a dog, and I like training him, I didn't use the bag with the intended "dog treat holder" use in mind.  Instead, this bag served very well as a seed and seed garlic holder for when I was planting around the garden.  After having spilled seeds from seed packets, accidentally getting seed packets wet, and misplacing seed packets multiple times while planting directly in garden boxes, I really wanted a small portable pouch of sorts that I could wear and would keep the seed packages covered for the most part while I worked.

The bag is lightweight, comfortable to wear, and holds a nice amount of seed packets.  The top of the bag is rutched, so items stay in place inside.  The size of the bag can easily hold a water bottle, so if you're using this bag with the intended purpose, you will be able to hold a lot of dog snacks in there.  For gardeners, this is great way to carry a bunch of seed packets and seed garlic with you while planting through the garden.  Overall, sturdy and well made bag - definitely worth considering if you want to carry small items on the go.

FYI - I was selected for this opportunity to review this item free of charge. The content and opinions expressed here are all my own.
2756015
GREAT PROTECTION WITH A GATE THAT IS EASILY MOVED -- UNLIKE THE OTHER PLASTIC KIND -- I USE IT AS A TEMPORARY STAIR BARRIER AND IT IS LIGHT BUT WORKS WELL -- IT CAN EASILY BE GOTTEN THROUGH BUT IF YOU CANINES ARE SIGHT INTIMIDATED IT WORKS WONDERFULLY WITHOUT THE HEAVY BULK OF THE USUAL PET GATE
90945
This is a good, sturdy leash that I use with my pup who is a serious leash puller. I like to keep him on the 26' leash while we're on hikes so he has lots of exploration slack, but since's he's not so great off-leash, I still have good control over him. It has held up well to my roommate's dog gnawing on it, too. The handle feels good in my hand (though I do have a little bit of a smaller hand, so long walks with a pulling dog can get tiring since the handle is a bit thick in my hand) and the locking mechanism is easy to reach and control.
1133700
I purchased four of these umbrellas to use at dog adoption events. Several of the umbrellas arrived damaged (the wooden poles were split or cracked). They were quickly replaced however. The umbrellas are a little cumbersome to set up and take down because of the pulley system that raises and lowers the umbrella. The pulley system is also not easy to use if you are short because you can't reach high enough to seat the pin to keep the umbrella from closing. Also, after some time, the wooden poles are looking bent but they are still functional. The umbrellas do provide good coverage and adequate shade. I don't think I would purchase again mainly because of the wooden pole/pulley system. I think I would opt for a heavy plastic or metal model instead.