Big enough, not safe enough
597650
Large enough for 6 Plus in Spigen armor case. Magnet on flap totally fails in securing phone phone in case - my phone has fallen out several times when bending over.  Would be a better case if they just put a snap on the flap to hold it down..the flap is a nuisance otherwise.
2020582
The extra large it too small. It is made entirely of plastic and is not very strong. The swinging flap gets caught on both sides of the frame and doesn't fully close. A much better door is made by Pet Safe.
3375736
This size is a choking hazard but it does have a nice rattle sound.
3463896
When you put on the outer protector, this thing is HUGE.  Like comically big.  Also, while it might protect you from small amounts of liquid you're still fried if you drop it in the toilet.  The covers over the connector points and camera are annoying, although admittedly they are sort of the point.  It's fairly easy to put on and take off, but it's still too much hassle to do regularly.  The holster only works if the outer case is on.  The inner case is a nice, typical case, nothing special.  Unless you really need the protection (I have a two year old, for example) it's too big to be worth it.
376077
Not super safe...  The fist time my husband used this heater, he got carbon monoxide poisoning, but the safety features probably saved his life.  He used it in negative degree weather inside a tent.  The heater was on low, and in rolling around in his sleep, he accidentally  covered up the vent in the bottom of the tent.  He woke up gasping for breath, with a headache and vomiting.  As a precaution, he had a carbon monoxide detector in the tent with him, but it did not go off.  After regaining his bearings (the next morning), he checked the Mr. Heater and it had turned itself off, presumably from the low oxygen sensor.  We had intended to use this heater when taking the baby camping with us.  I will never trust it for that purpose now.  It is a great heater in general, and we will use it as an outdoor heater in the garage...with the door open.
2738781
The price of the item is good.  The assembly was straight forward enough and the quality seems ok,

However, this barely fits my 17.8lbs cocker spaniel, and maybe my 20lb one.  My 25lb cocker spaniel boy does not fit in it.  So the up to 45 pounds claim is not really true unless your dog is a sphere.

The wheels are smooth.  The brakes work.  The action to collapse it works although it takes me a while to figure it out.  But I hate the front zipper because it takes both me and my husband to get the zipper in place.  And you cannot collapse the stroller with the front zipper closed.

So I ended up taking out a crate from my car and leave the stroller uncollapsed because it was impossible for me to get the zipper in place all by myself.

If you are on a budget and you have something smaller than a small cocker, I would definitely recommend this.  But I wish I just bought a second hand human baby stroller instead.
2090174
Giantex En131 12.5ft Aluminum Telescoping Telescopic Extension Ladder Tall Multi Purpose by Giantex
Fell off it the first time while attempting to put light weight box on closet shelf . I have 13 foot cielings in my closet and top shelf is located at 9" - I almost cut my fingers off collasping it and I had read how to be careful - I couldn't hold it without my fingers getting in the way.and it slammed down like a guillotine when collasping.  It is flimsy and I shakey. Not happy with it - A friend said I was being silly and tried to use it - guess what? She changed her mind! She agreeded it is not safe. Then my husband tried it - didn't take long for him to say "throw it out!" Lesson learned. It is a clever idea and that's why I'll give it 2 stars. Maybe there are better ones out there? But not this one!
1541285
We've liked these kennels for our two smaller dogs (mini dachshund and beagle) but this larger size (for our 65 lbs Vizsla) didn't feel as sturdy/heavy duty. He escaped several times from the sides so we started zip tying the sides and then had to with the doors as he was getting out of those. And finally he (somehow) ripped a hole in the top corner but gave up and got himself out the door again...

So beware of the larger size kennels; they really need to use larger gauged wire/rods. I don't understand why the build is the same for a tiny kennel and a extra large kennel. Off to find something heavier duty.
4449308
Thank goodness this is now discontinued! This item is a safety hazard!! First of all, it's very top heavy. We had to anchor it down with extra weight in the base. After first use, we noticed it was leaking gas. Then yesterday the post suddenly collapsed on its own, only just missing my two year old playing near by. My husband saw that it was insufficiently fastened to the base, held together with only a couple of spot welds. We got to use this item only twice. I sorely regret this purchase.
3356984
I bought this for my personal safety during dog walks, but it made Fido so nervous that he couldn't perform. A good idea at the time; hope I can get him used to it and go back to using it.
3129776
One previous reviewer indicated that this item was larger than it needed to be -- and therefore stuck out too far from the wall. Another wrote that it was not strong/robust enough to withstand and resist tampering.  I can understand the first "hit," but not the second.

I agree that the rounded/semicircular "cross-section" wasn't necessary: it would have been possible to cast this in a much flatter configuration, so that it could fully cover the thermostat while shoulders would not bump the guard as people passed it.  I cannot see any way in which that would negatively affect its function, and I have seen guards from other manufacturers with such a low profile.

However, once the lid is snapped into place and securely locked, it is hard to imagine how the unit might be circumvented or significantly damaged unless someone used a hammer, screw driver, or some other tool.  Polycarbonate is a tough material, even at this thickness.  Unless it were used in the gorilla house of the zoo, this would probably do its job well and last "forever."

I would add two more positive comment regarding design features that elevated this item from a "4" evaluation to a "5:"

1) The polycarbonate base that mounts against the wall has vents which allow air to pass but offer no "straight-line" access to the thermostat's controls.  Even if you bent a paper clip, it would be extremely difficult or impossible to thread it through the vents and to change the heating/cooling settings.

2) Because the wiring for my thermostat was NOT inside the wall, and was connected to the control unit using a steel wire-molding, I had to use a coping saw and a file to cut a three-sided opening in the guard's polycarbonate mounting base.  This worked just fine -- the base is thick enough that the wire-molding was surrounded on three sides, and that the guard's cover still snapped in place just fine.
4755880
I liked the fabric & construction. Large was too small for my 45 lb,17" middle dog. The tail hole was stretchy and a male could have gotten inside. Didn't work as heat protection for that reason. When she isn't crated I have to be super careful as my male is a genius at escaping and opening doors, so I need a barrier on her. They've managed to open crates. Her other pants worked, but I can't find them.
117697
Bought this for a trip.  I bought two - one for each boston terrier at 17 pounds each.  The walls on the end are held up by a thin what seemed to look like aluminum strip to give it shape.  Well anytime the dogs moved around it would cave on the side.  We flew Delta 747 and in standard coach it barely fit - we ended up having to toss the strips away they kept coming apart.  On the way back we were in economy comfort it fit there but honestly we won't be using these again. If your dog or cat just sits w/out moving this would be ok but if they are moving from side window to side window to look out while you're rolling them around it just doesn't hold up.
360908
I was hoping for a sling with safety precautions.  But my dog is only 3 pounds and could not safely stay in this sling.  Wish there was some type of safety enclosure for small animals and a bottom.  I personally, don't recommend this for very small dogs.  I tried it multiple times and my little dog wasn't safe in it.
2699772
I bought this backpack to put on my dog when we go for long walks in the city. She has a lot of energy and I was hoping that adding a little weight would tire her out more than just walking alone.

I was a little disappointed in the size of the saddlebags - they barely fit two standard sized bottles of water. When I tried to zip each side, it was really tough and the zipper kind of bent. I haven't attempted to re-zip the bags after taking the water out; I'm afraid it'll break.

If you're looking for something that will merely hold treats or food, this could be for good use. If you want it to hold anything bigger, buy something else.
547973
I wanted it to work. The tool didn't need to be anything special, just a piece of equipment that wouldn't hurt me when I used it.
Unfortunately, this one fails in the safety aspect. There is a warning label on the back of the tool stating that it contains lead and the user should wash their hands after use. Not okay.
596500
I purchased a large size, for dogs 60 to 130 pounds. It was woefully inadequate for my 120 pound German Shepherd.  I managed to get the headgear on him, but he absolutely would not tolerate it. He  pushed the nose gear off several times while I struggled to attach the leash.  At one point he had part of the nose strap in his mouth and was chewing mightily trying to break it. In the end, I took it off thinking that I would try again the next day.  But when I got back from my lonely walk, I saw that two of the plastic parts were lying on the floor near the scene of our struggle. It was bbroken before we got out the door the first time.