a cradle to the grave, this thing will outlast me for sure, built like a tank!!!
594483
perfect!!!
i had read that people had problems getting the gps in and out of the cradle, that is one of the things I love about it!!! i have this on my motorcycle so it is perfect!!!
1477238
Built like a brick $hit house and cannot beat the price !!!
812075
Wow, for the price, don't look any further! I stack this sucker so high with wood that my fingers barely fit under the top handle to pull it! Very durable, easy to use, and will probably be around ready for work long after I am dead! Don't have a place to store your firewood once you get it inside? No problem! Just park this puppy by your hearth and use it right out of the cart! This bad boy is way more stout than it looks, seriously, I don't think you could bend it or make it fail under normal use and I am rough on my crap! Not only will you use it but you will pat yourself on the back every day for owning one, not to mention how smart you will feel every time you roll a big ole stack of wood into the house! Other uses: feed sack tote ( holds 5 bags!!!), hay bale hauler (I got 2 on it at a time!), lumber tote, ice chest tote (fits two easily!), etc.
1522911
This thing is absolutely indestructible.  I am fully convinced that this soundbar and subwoofer are the twinkies of electronics.  It can survive anything.  I left it outside from my Memorial Day 2014 weekend and didn't remove it until March 2015.  In northern Indiana, this means it has experienced everything from storms, extreme heat, snow, ice, extreme cold, and extreme amounts of water.  It's been dropped, kicked, and forgotten, but it still performs just as well as the first time I hooked it up to my TV.  There is no question this is one of (if not the most) well built electronic ever produced.  It deserves a silver star, purple heart, and a commendation medal.  It is a indestructible work of art.  Well worth the money spent.
2558825
All of the RAM stuff is well made. This stuff is built like a tank. The pieces are very versatile. I use this particular base to hold my phone to my bike. The phone attachment is sold separately.
4970194
Expensive and durable. This rack is built like a tank. Very heavy duty. Well made and attractive.

Highly recommended.
3085827
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3983601
This thing is built like a Sherman tank and just about as heavy. You can see and feel the quality of construction. It has all the power I will need for years to come with 2 hard drives drives, a single video card (660 GTX), a sound card and the peripherals that I am using. It is always a wise decision to purchase a quality power supply as it makes a difference in the performance of your PC.
2042615
I have abused this trash can more severely than any other item I own. Mine has been put to use in ways I'm sure its designers could never have intended, but it has held together nontheless. Whether you're using it to build snowmen, cage small animals that have invaded your garage, or kick repeatedly to take out the aggression that goes along with spring cleaning, this trash can will not take much damage. And yes, it also keeps those small animals I mentioned out of your trash if that's your goal. Slap some duct tape on the lid to keep it from being torn off and you've got a fortress in which to store your more delicious trash. Not even the most cunning racoon will be able to breach its walls.

True enough, mine is dented in many places (though only slightly), and the one drawback to its design is that the bottom is about a half inch off the ground, meaning heavier loads can cause stress to its structure. Fortunately, any major dents can be beaten back into shape, and the only reason the bottom of mine is sagging is because of an extremely heavy load I once used this can to transport.

If you need a sturdy trash can and you don't want to pay a ton of money for a Brute-brand can, then go with this one. A lesser can would be scattered around my lawn in pieces, but this one has survived and remains the most durable trash can I have ever owned.
874131
We've had this model for about 10 years.  The only think I've had to replace is the foot release, as it does break.  It was a simple repair in my opinion.

This thing is the real deal.  It has huge power, but yes it also does have huge weight.  I'm OK with that, as I feel it is built like a tank for long term survival.  After all these years it still has great suction power.  We keep a pretty clean house, you know, shoes off at the door, no messy foods near the carpet, etc., and so that probably has helped it survive.  We've had the hose clog up right at the bottom where it attaches a few times, but it's obvious when it does as it loses all suction.  The good thing is that it comes apart right in that area, so it's only a couple minute fix.

I keep asking my wife if she wants a new one, and she keeps responding with "why?".  If you aren't afraid of the weight, and actually look forward to the added workout, this is a great buy.  If you are 80, and weaker, you'll hate the weight.  Lugging this around will put hair on your chest!
3308565
This fry pan is built like a tank! No worries about construction.
It distributes heat evenly and I found it super easy to clean even after some food
was stuck to it.
I would really love to get the other fry pans in the set.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
401452
Built like a tank, appears to be ready to take a lot of hard use and keep on working.  For that you have to give some ground on the weight - this will be a substantial addition to your tripod.  Unless you are trying to travel very light I suspect the weight of this joystick head will get lost in the system noise of whatever else you are carrying, like the tripod.  But now you have a really solid very easily adjustable head that seems like it can hold a heavy camera + lense combination firmly (after my initial use).  Once you have used this for a few minutes I think you will wonder how you ever got along without it.  I did.
3835544
This thing is built like a Sherman tank!  That is a very good thing to me.  I have had tripods that were flimsy and would only carry a couple of pounds.  This one says it will carry a camera up to 11 pounds, and I believe this is really conservative, I believe it will carry much more.  It is not for the overland hiking type because of the weight of it, which is substantial, but it definitely will hold up under the most stressful loads and use.  The pistol grip tripod head is awesome, is very well built and should last a lifetime.  It also came with two (2) quick release mechanisms, nice touch, these also have a lock on the bottom, so no accidents happen and the camera fall off.  All in all, I have searched for a much sturdier tripod for some time, for you, you don't have to since I did all the research for you, and believe this is the best one on the market for the price, which is nominal considering some of these go into the hundreds of dollars.  Buy, you won't look back!
2195599
This thing is a tank! Misplaced it at hunting cabin so it stayed there over entire MN winter, Spring and Summer and still had 3 of 4 bars of change left, Incredible. I highly recommend this for a backup!
1669758
This thing is a tank that will surprise you will little design surprises everywhere you look...they really thought this out...and build quality is top notch.
807525
Built like a tank, and super legit... certified and worth every cent...!
3319530
I recieved this tank almost knowing what to expect-a china RC tank. It surprised me the size, fit and finish, and detail of everything.
This is not a smoke and sound version. Its a Hen Long Tiger I early production tank. Having owned and Abrams of theirs, I knew what to appreciate.
The battery honestly sucks-Its a 7.2v almost-no-milliamp Chinese block. I myself put in a 9.6v 1600MAH nunchuck battery, and it tears all over way faster.
The gun fires more in the past day then the previous few ive had it-its a Hen Long-dont expect to be impressed. Sometimes won't even work.
Id recommend replacing the plastic tracks with some metal ones as they fit better and don't come loose in grass on tight turns, and they grip better. These tracks are plastic.
Also, get metal drive gears and some 3:1 metal motor/gearsets for the insides made of brass-very nice power and better durability as they are metal. This came with plastic ones.
I also opted to put extra weight in the form of pieces of solid steel inside the hull-its heavier so i get way better traction/climbing performance, but sacrifice battery life a bit-honestly who cares! Its a TANK! :)

Bottom line-Looks and works pretty good especially out of the box for a recreational user. For hardcore tankers out there, put money into upgrades or as it breaks-it has huge potential!