Good looks, but odd design choice to weight towards back
584550
The looks of this set are great, but for some reason they are weighted towards the back, towards the handle. This means that more easily fall off your bowl, plate, etc if it is resting on the edge. This happens pretty frequently.
1457467
very attractive and good value, but does not fit securely with tension bars at bottom (without additional bracketing) as advertised.
1470357
The case is stylish and offers good protection for the sides and back.  The only issue is that it is a little heavy and gives a little too much weight to my Bold.  Overall, however, it's a solid product.
4125329
The jury is still out on this stool. We love the look and the construction, but the back is straight with no recline at all and therefore not as comfortable as we would like.
1547133
It has great appeal to it and matches my Selecttech weights. Like others have addressed, it has a gap between the seat part and the adjustable back part which I wasn't really expecting but you need it to allot for the 90 degree position of the adjustable back part. For those like me who were concerned about the decline position on the bench being nothing useful, I was quite happy with the degree of decline on it that could be used for decline crunches or decline bench. I just might have to sell my Selecttech dumb bell set for the heavier, newer model Nautilus has designed. After a certain time, you'll be wanting to do the same.
4129120
Though unit looks good in both quality and design, when installed (simple & easy to do), its weight pulls my car visor too far down.  And when I tried to move my car seat back and slouch down in the seat, then the gap between the unit and my car's visor allowes too much sun glare to come through. Sad to relate, since I cannot use it, it goes back. I give it four stars based on its apparent quality and design. They make the high price seem reasonable.
75891
It would be nice if there were a hanging support on back.
1398253
Heavy and very nice looking.  The back is a bit odd with a curved shaped stem which I find a bit harder to get into the cuff.  It holds nice, works great once in, and looks good.
1646662
Won't fit nicer desks that have a wide back on them
2786838
A great design with some heft so it won't move around.
2662200
One design flaw to consider changing. The holster should really attach to the back wall of the bag, so it doesn't slouch in the center so much. I want the black, but only if the design is fixed.
499818
This is a good quality backback, and very cute, but it is too big for my frame, from top to bottom. The backpack I own and am trying to replace is uncomfortable because it hangs halfway down my rear even when the straps are tightened all the way. It bounces awkwardly off my butt when I walk. I thought a women's backpack would be smaller or have extra padding at the curve of my spine, but this one is the exact same size. In fact, it hangs even lower due to the way the straps are connected at the top.

I am 5'4" and would only recommend this backpack to someone significantly taller than I. I think it is only labeled a "women's" backpack because of the design, not necessarily the fit.
1684059
Overall I am happy with my chair - it is very attractive and just what I was looking for in a smaller/accent chair for my bedroom.  However, the design could/should be improved I think.  The holes on the back of the chair do not line up easily with the back braces - initially they seemed so far off that my Dad and I gave up putting it together.  I contacted customer service and they sent me a second chair to try the back on that (since they will not just send on piece, their rules).  That didn't line up easily either, but Dad realized if we loosened the bottom screws, attached to the seat, there would be enough wiggle room to line up the top holes with the back.  We did that and it worked, but honestly to me it is a design flaw - you should be able to line these up with ease, and even if they might not line up perfectly, the holes should be much closer than they currently are.  Since I was allowed to use back from new chair, I only had to repack the one piece and send it back with their ups shipping labels, so that made it easy for me to return.  I think it's important to say exactly what you do and don't like, for other customers but also hopefully for quality design in the future.  It is hard to find attractive sturdy furniture that is not $500 or more per piece (easily), and lots of us are on a budget.
2984935
I'm a fairly petite girl at 5'4", and this bag sat uncomfortably on my back. I have a 17.3" laptop that has been taking up far too much space in by backpack for school, making it hard to hold all of my binders and notebooks for my classes. I was hoping this backpack would give me enough space to carry everything I need. It has plenty of space, but very few organizational compartments, and is not particularly well-padded. The bag was so heavy that the straps really dug into my shoulders, and the lack of a dedicated laptop compartment ended up being a much bigger problem than anticipated.

The back ends at a very uncomfortable place on my lower back, sitting right on the ridges of my pelvis. Since that area is very bony,  I had bruises pretty quickly, making the bag terribly uncomfortable.  If the straps were able to tighten a few inches farther, I think it would be considerably more comfortable.

Bottom line, this bag will probably be an iffy fit on anyone under about 5'7", I would guess. It's also not ideal as a school bag. However, I think I will use this bag when traveling and backpacking-- I would imagine that's probably the intended use. It's very roomy, and I when not packed with hard rectangular objects, it's much more comfortable. It's not the most stylish bag around, but it has a classic look and is solidly constructed.

Overall, I think I missed the mark for intended use, but I'm happy with the bag itself.
1653420
This back pack really does make the load feel lighter!  It is well constructed and has a good array of compartments and pockets--very well designed.  The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is that the buckles are a bit stiff and not easy to work with.  I'd recommend a redesign with an ergonomically designed buckle.

And there are *lots* of buckles.  The reason it makes the load feel lighter is a system of straps that you buckle and tighten so that the load is snug to your body and not pulling back and downward.  You don't have to lean forward to counterbalance that weight, so the weight of the load is distributed more over your natural center of gravity.  It is the most comfortable back pack I've ever owned.  But you have to be prepared to buckle and unbuckle a lot, if you're wearing it around town to walk errands.  (I live in a big city and use public transit and walk--no car.)  It would be most convenient for longer hikes, when you don't need to get in an out of it a lot.

It is sold as an "executive" back pack, which suggests part of the intended market is people who fly and take work on the plane.  It does have a built in laptop sleeve.  It is a handsome pack and, with the buckles fastened, looks less slouchy than packs usually do.  Looks-wise, another design change I'd suggest is some way to fasten the loose straps, so they don't just hang and look sloppy.  There *is* a way to make the waist strap look neat, but not the shoulder cinch straps or the chest strap.

All in all, an excellent pack, especially for those with back problems or those who want to avoid them.
2211162
There is one flaw in the design of this rack that the older generation should pay attention to! I purchased this rack based on all the great reviews. That center vertical bar that the two racheting locking U bars move up and down is my issue. Removing the bike on the rack closest to your vehicle requires stretching out and lifting the bike out at an awkward angle. If you have any back issues think about that first! The build quality is very good as other reviews have mentioned. If I was younger than I am now (62) this would be a non issue, and a great purchase. I am sticking to the traditional hitch mounted rack that stowes bikes all in a row. You lift straight up and load your bike on (not reaching out) using your knees as we all know we are supposed to do. It came down to loading and unloading ergonomics for my wife and I. Look at the customer pics again...if your alone and in my age group loading that rear bike might not be ideal.
655894
This chair over would be great for storage. Heavy, well constructed, keeps the water, snow, dirt out and vented well so it won't mold. The problem I have is that our chairs are heavy!  while I appreciate the design of each foot fitting into an opening, which really keeps the cover secure, lifting and putting the cover on and off daily, is a real chore. Sometimes, with my back issues, I just can't do it. If I didn't have the guys around this could be a real issue.
Overall the quality, weight, and construction would make this a solid five. it covers the chair great. We might even buy a second one since we have two chairs. But if your don't have the ability to bend and lift a heavy chair, the way this is made to be put on and taken off could be a real issue, even though it's just a cord you still have to bend over, lift the chair to slide it under.