Amazing, light-weight, and economical
593355
Light-weight poles with a great grip!  Whether skiing the bumps or big mountain terrain, these poles are durable and great to use.  The owner is very professional, and he communicates well; he also custom cuts them to the specific size that the skier needs.  As a ski coach, I love these poles, and other coaches that use them are very pleased as well!
4450171
These are excellent for lightweight backpacking. I took mine to the Painted Desert, Coconino Forest, and on a 6-day rim-to-rim-to-rim hike at the Grand Canyon. It was great for warmer nights (60s and 70s), but even during the coldest night (around 47 degrees), I paired this with an excellent sleeping pad in my hammock. I was so toasty and warm! I love the double-zipper, so I could stick my feet out the bottom while still being covered. Plus, it's super convenient how it gets so small in the stuff sack! No, it doesn't get as small as the picture, but it's still a space saver.

As for care, I just threw it in the washing machine when I got home without any problems. I bought another one for my sister, and she loves it too. If you want a relatively lightweight sleeping bag without spending hundreds of dollars, this is the one.
2786004
I was really skeptical about purchasing this tripod... mostly because I am a hobbyist at best and wasn't sure it would be worth the investment, but wow. It's beautifully made and is very user friendly. It's exceptionally light, and plenty sturdy for my mirror-less camera (Fuji X-T2) and the lenses I have so far (18-55 kit zoom and a wide angle).
3107836
I bought this set locally in an extremely bright and wild design.  I loved how extremely lightweight it was but was concerned about how sturdy it might be.  I took a checked bag and a carry-on to South America and we had 7 plane flights in 3 weeks and it was exposed to repeated rough handling and it did great.  Plus I could spot it instantly at the luggage claim.  People even brought it over to me since it matched my carry-on and was wild and quite distinctive.  I LOVE this luggage and have bought two more sets.  You can pack so much more due to its light, light weight.  I have the spinner version but it also comes with two inline wheels.
3878302
This is an incredible value. I wouldn't travel with them, but in a full-time setup they are wonderful. The stands are a little light so I added ankle weights I picked up on a yard sale/thrift shop run. Voila! Safe, secure, and adequate lighting.
904465
This is a fantastic tripod for any photographer. It is very sturdy and all of the parts function well, but it is also incredibly light weight and able to be transported easily. It has accurate bubbles to level the camera, and the quick release system allows for all types of leveling and height adjustments. I would highly recommend this product for anyone that is looking for an inexpensive tripod that performs like an expensive tripod!
3463183
I purchased one of these a month ago, and have been very happy with it so far.  The 300 lumens is excellent for any light-weight household or closed space application (the one drawback is the eternal LED flaw, which is it lacks throw over long distances).
It is light enough to be extremely easy to use, and so far is proving to be very rugged: I work in a theater, and cannot count how many times I have already dropped and whacked it, and no problems so far!
I would recommend this to anyone looking for a lightweight, easy to use, affordable, portable all around flashlight.
4239541
Purchased 3 of these shelves to use in nooks around my bedroom.  They are wood and wound with wicker.  They are perfect for holding the many small memory items, what-nots, jewelry, photo frames, etc., that I have collected over the years.  These shelves require NO assembly, are EASY to move being EXTREMELY light weight and foldable!  I think are unbelievably attractive for the money.  The color is what you see, a darker, rust-ish color.  Don't get these if you are looking for something very sturdy, like for a bookshelf of heavy books.  Pay more money for something else.  If you are looking for this particular color, and a pretty set of shelves for linens, towels, soaps, or lightweight knickknacks, etc. these are wonderful.
2665929
I have been looking for something to replace my backpacking candle lantern on backpacking trips.  I almost always go with at least one buddy and they never brought their own light other than a headlamp, so I have been looking for something with more light output that would work for at least me and a friend.

Because I will use it for backpacking my requirements are stringent, it must be; lightweight (even with batteries), durable, bright, compact and reasonably priced.  With these requirements that only leaves a handful of lamps, almost all of which are new "cool" LED lamps that range from the Coleman for around $12, to the Kelty for around $35.  All of these meet my requirements except for a new one I added after picking up a $25 Swiss Gear LED light from Target.  It must be a "warm" LED light.

I say this because at or around 50+ lumens the "cool" blue light of most LED's are eye straining.  I would like to be able to read and write in the light and turning on the light to even half brightness in a dark room was painful, even if it was a large amount of light.  This "warm" LED light though is one of the only ones I can find on the market for camping, and the light is more yellow and comfortable, like traditional incandescent bulbs we have become used to.  I am surprised that "warm" LED's are only now starting to gain a good foot hold in electronics, I'm sure they are more expensive, but "cool" LED's are very bright at the source but seem to have an immediate "fallout" of light output and end up not scattering the light around as much, making the source very bright and almost painful.

All that being said within two minutes of having this light functional I was extremely pleased already, it is smaller than you think, has a small carabiner that you can attach to the top or the bottom, and the top can be removed to spread the light up (or down if hanging upside down) instead of out.  Even considering the three batteries you need to power the light it is still relatively lightweight, seems impact resistant, has a high, low and blinking light setting.  And an interesting feature I didn't read about until I received it is that it has a small blinking green LED below the power button that flashes about every five seconds when the light is off, so that you can find it in the dark.

All in all I am extremely pleased with this light so far and can't wait to take it on a trip with me.
4767365
I really love these light, surprisingly good pair of headphones.  They feel great, are super easy to transport, and I use them for music and gaming.  Not too bass heavy, which is a great thing.  Mids feel a bit sparse, but highs are clear and bright.  Obviously, a $200 pair will surpass the quality of these that I got for ~$18.00, but I'd stack them against popular $50-$70 headsets and choose these in a heartbeat.  Made In China doesn't mean throw away junk, in this case!
4327659
Phenomenal!
I was trying to start my seeds on windowsills... now I look back and laugh at that thought!
This light is inexpensive, breaks down flat for storage, doesn't run hot so I can set it centimeters above my plants... It is also LED so the power requirement is minimal.

The adjustment is a basic pull cord with pinch slider. It works well as the LED light strip is very light weight.
I might buy a second one actually... I currently have 22 plants underneath and they're starting to get crowded. I rigged up some aluminum foil on chopsticks to create a reflective tent around the light. It's working wonderfully!

If I had a second light, I think my tomatoes and peppers would appreciate the abundance of light.

I also love the on/off switch on the cord.

Overall very happy.

I've had a few friends ask where I got it and were amazed when I mentioned the price.
421459
The biggest question I have to ask myself is why didn't I buy these twenty years ago? Not only are the dishes pretty, they're also very light weight. So now, when I think back on all the times I moved from one place to another, and what a pain it was to lug big those big, heavy dish boxes...I wouldn't have had to had I had Corelleware back then. It's so amazingly light. It almost feels like it's about about the same as a paper plate, and I can easily pick up the entire box as it's not that heavy.

As for the dishes themselves, they are amazing. They're attractive, durable, and microwave friendly. No worries about them chipping if they get bumped in the sink. In fact, I accidentally dropped one of the bread and butter plates when I was unpacking them. It landed hard on the tile floor, with no damage at all.

My only suggestion for making this product even better would be to have included salad plates. They are, fortunately, available in the plain white Corelle, but it would have been nice if they had the same pattern. Other then that they are perfect.
4381085
This is the absolute best minimalistic camping/mobile chair out there. It's so comfortable and unbelievably light and small. During the summer months where there are a lot of activities happening, I usually keep a small backpack that contains 3 of these chairs plus a Helinox table in my car. Because the footprint of these products are so unbelievably small, I've been able to get my 3-chair + table setup into events that don't allow you to bring your own chairs/tables. No one even knows what's really in my backpack! It's pretty sweet. I gifted my dad a Helinox chair for Father's Day and he keeps it in his small Cessna 180 airplane since he's hyper conscious about weight. This chair is well worth the money.
4770726
I've been in the market for low-cost, quality stands for some time. I want to use these with an off-camera flash and umbrella, and with a reflector bracket. I expected these to be a bit weightier and thicker, but for my intended use, they will be fine. I actually like that they are soooo light weight...by comparison I was transporting two tripods...these are about a 1/4 of the weight. The included bags are nice, and appear to be durable, with an adjustable strap. The stands are so small that both can fit in my tripod bag with the tripod inside it. I'm excited to give these a go. Because they are so light weight, they are probably not good for outdoor use unless weighted down. Depending on your intended use, these are a great buy. Shipping time was decent, even with ordering around the holiday season.
2345366
Our tent used to be a high-quality, ultralight, 2-person tent, costing 3 times as much as this.  But having a young kid now changes our needs & destinations, and this tent is just right at the right price.

Setup was straightforward: stick the obvious poles in the obvious places, attach the obvious velcro, etc.  Two people can get it basically up in 5 minutes, maybe another 5 minutes for the rainfly/vestibule/staking.  The dome shape means a good bit of vertical room even right next to the walls.

This is definitely a Memorial Day-to-Labor Day kind of tent.  The huge amount of mesh means that even with the rainfly on you get plenty of ventilation.  That's outstanding for warm summer temperatures, and still comfortable with lows down into the 50's, but you'll want an extremely warm sleeping bag and/or hearty constitution if the lows are going to be much below that.

The 4-person size can truly fit 4 adults with sleeping bags and normal-sized sleeping pads.  There wouldn't be a lot of space left for stuff, but that's what the big vestibule is for.

At the price, I'm impressed by the high-quality materials and construction.  But like a lot of tents -- including much more expensive ones -- the included stakes are pretty low quality, working well only in loose forest soil.  If you're going to be somewhere more rocky or hard packed, pick up some good stakes separately.

It's a little hilarious that the packaging says it is "Great for Backpacking" ... perhaps true compared to Coleman alternatives, but I wouldn't take this on anything serious.
1213425
Wow. Where do I start with this tripod. Upon unboxing this, I was immediately impressed with the classy box and study, padded carrying case it comes in before even seeing the tripod. The tripod or "3pod"  is extremely light for how solid and well-put-together it is. The color scheme of matte black and chrome red look very good. The locking system and knobs are all well-made and don't feel like they'll get loose. Nothing about this is cheap. Aside from the orbiting center column, the three legs fold out and you're able to drop this tripod to the ground, which is amazing.

The package comes with some allen-wrenches for setting the tripod up. I've played around with his a little, and really appreciate the possibilities this tripod offers when it comes to still photography. I mostly do video now, but it seems helpful for that too, but it offers the photographer more creative applications.

Another amazing thing about this, is that it claims to be able to hold 18 lbs of weight -- which is A LOT. Tripods that offer this type of weight support usually cost $700+

Disclaimer: I had the opportunity to receive this product at a discount for my honest review. And it's fantastic tripod.
4369482
Super happy with this lightweight aluminum tripod that can be used just as effectively on the ground as on a tabletop. (I will be using it with my&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Neewer-24x24-inch-60x60-cm-Photo-Studio-Shooting-Tent-Light-Cube-Diffusion-Soft-Box-Kit-with-4-Colors-Backdrops-Red-Dark-Blue-Black-White-for-Photography/dp/B00GKGGICC/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Neewer 24x24 inch/60x60 cm Photo Studio Shooting Tent Light Cube Diffusion Soft Box Kit with 4 Colors Backdrops (Red Dark Blue Black White) for Photography</a>). Coming from an old metal one, this thing is amazing and will work great for my purposes of product photography.

What I like:

1. It's lightweight (1.3 pounds) and will travel - has its own carrying case.
2. The matte black aluminum finish looks good. While it may scuff a bit at some point, it looks good with the black hardware.
3. The clamps on the legs seem sturdy, despite being made of plastic.
4. The level on the top of the tripod is a very useful addition.
5. Not complicated to use; even without reading the included manual, and it's very inexpensive.
6. Great height adjustment range from 15.75" to 50".
7. Tilt of 180, 90 upward or 90 downward degrees.
8. Mounting plate can support up to 5 pounds, which is good for most video cameras and many digital cameras.

What I wish was better... nothing really. For the price I paid, and how I intend to use it (indoors only), I'm very pleased with this item.

One thing to consider...if you intend to use your tripod with a larger DSLR camera or any outdoor photography, you may want to look elsewhere as this product isn't particularly rugged and probably wouldn't stand up well to repetitive use on uneven terrain.