Works well with Bernina snap on presser foot
580928
Using this with the Bernina snap on presser foot and it works well for both small single piping and double piping
259234
I bought these for Pilates.  Both the cut of the sock, together with the elastic strap, means they stay on without being too tight.  I chose them because it appeared that the grip knobs were on individual toes, bottom of heels, and the rest of the bottom so that when only on a portion of the foot there will be grip and no sliding.  When I need to slide my foot to another position, there is a little problem, but that's exactly as expected.  I wanted the grip stability, and that's what I got.  They also seem to be well made and after a few weeks are holding up very well.
4879380
It's so nice to have this selection. The quality is on par with the presser feet that came with my new machine.
488514
I really like this stiletto over plastic stilettos because it's thinner, the point is sharper and it grabs the fabric with very little pressure as I'm piecing blocks for quilts.  When I'm getting close to the presser foot, this stiletto seems to hold the fabric right where I need it to, helping me make more accurate 1/4" seams.
3547047
I like the page turn pressure areas because it will eliminate all the unwanted actions I kept getting with my paper white.  I got a never ending run of pr it.int size changes and word look ups in the dictionary.  It is thinner and appears to be working great.  I'm glad i bought
4029205
The Snap-on Bias Binder Tape Binding foot is a well made sewing machine accessory.  Unfortunately, it does not fit the Singer 6110 low shank sewing machine for which it was purchased.
4300324
This Bernina Foot #90 for Cut 'n' Sew was just what I wanted. This particular foot is hard to come by for the Bernina 1260.
2581562
Very satisfied as I use it for an Italian sewing machine. It works well. Just switch it on for one minute or two, then plug in the machine or device, then turn on the device. Do not rush into the process. It works when you are patient.
1232415
Works great with ddp yoga. Had a few times where my hr would drop off but the band was loosening around my torso. Readjusted the band and haven't had that problem in months. Would definitely buy this brand again.
2408569
I needed to replace the batteries in multiple watches and did not want to use the brute force pliers method to reinstall the backs.
This press worked great and the price was reasonable.  Now I just have to find a place to store it until it's needed again.
2136969
I love making Panini sandwiches in this press which only takes a few minutes.  I bought it on special for less than $20.  I really like Bella products they last for a good while so you get your monies worth.
4476358
Worked perfectly! No problems figuring out which sizes to use or screwing them on to the press. This is definitely so much easier and faster than trying to snap on watch backs with my hands.
2013890
Janome, dudes, this is a walking foot for the "economy" models, ie the sewing machines that novices, children, and idiots (like me) use. So including some INSTRUCTIONS would be a no brainer, right? Wrong. I fiddled around and finally figured out that to attach this thing not only does the presser foot have to come off, but also this thing called the presser foot holder (which hooks onto the presser foot and is attached to the bar with a screw). Unscrew that, screw on the Walking foot and voil, right? Wrong again. There is a bar that sticks out on the right side of the walking foot that will prevent you from making a single stitch, since the screw bar that holds your needle in will hit the bar from the even feed foot every time. But, helpfully, the diagram on the back of the box suggests that the bar should be down in that position to work. Wrong, wrong, and very wrong! After losing my mind trying to find a Janome customer service 1-800 number (none exists), trolling the Janome "community support forums"(how cheap to outsource your customer service to a few well meaning customers with too much time on their hands), re-reading my instruction manual which makes no reference to this kind of foot, then calling the super unhelpful local dealer (can't blame him since I ordered the thing online), then finally trolling the internet some more in search of an answer and actually, finally, finding one on the hoppobumpo blogspot. Search for it if you, too, want to see step by step instructions for attaching this infernal accessory. Long story short, that bar on the foot needs to be secured *above* the needle screw. UGH.

(I Have a 2212 btw).
1325304
I own a Brother CE1100 PRW  sewing machine and decided  to get this with a gift card. I love it. My sewing machine can have a jerry feed, and this walking foot actually helps make it run more smoothly. The quilt guide is also good.

One thing to aware of when installing, when screwing it on, be sure you hold it straight or you'l screw it on crooked. This isn't a defect, just an fyi.

Overall, this was an affordable option that works well and fits my needs. Would buy again.
3742381
There is a great youtube video by Leah Day that teaches you how to make a few minor adjustments to this foot so that it will work even better on your machine (less jumping). Even without the video this has made free motion quilting finally possible for me on my Singer 9910, which is not a quilting machine.
948076
These presser feet fit my wife's Kenmore sewing machine well and she loves them.  The set is a great buy for the number of presser feet that you get.  The only downside is the button-hole foot is kind of useless, the one that came with her machine is much better.  The sturdy plastic case fits easily with the sewing machines pedal and chord within the gap between the arm and base of her machine, making storage and transportation easier.  The foam of the case fits each individual foot snugly without the worry of them getting mixed up when the case is moved.  The closure of the case snaps securely so you won't have to worry about it opening on its own.  A great sheet that shows which foot is in what spot, as they are not labeled, as well as a picture of each foot accompanied by a description of what it can be used for (which is great if you have never heard of some of them).  There are no real instructions so make sure you have a copy of your sewing machines manual handy.  While my wife hasn't used all of the feet in this set yet, the ones that she has tried have worked beautifully.  I would definitely recommend this set to anyone who wants the ability to use their sewing machine for more in depth projects, needs to replace a lost/broken foot, or just wants to keep a spare close at hand.
3030300
Based on the prices for buying these presser feet separately, this of course is a good value. That said, not all of these presser feet will be useful for all users. I bought this kit mainly to get the "even-feed" presser foot, which retails from $20-$40 depending on where and whether it's an actual Singer product. Based on the high-end estimate for the "even-feed" foot and all the other presser feet that could come in handy, paying $48 and change made sense to me.

My only negatives are that the presser feet aren't labeled, nor are there instructions included for their use. That said, Singer's YouTube channel has pretty much every video tutorial you could want on all their presser feet and accessories, so with a little bit of searching you can find what you need to identify the feet and how you would use them. I recommend that anyone looking to buy this kit, do some research on the feet included to see how often you might use them and balance that against the price of the kit. As I said, I needed the most expensive foot in the kit (even-feed) so it was worth it to me to get all the rest and have a full assortment of presser feet to play with.

On the even-feed foot, it has worked well and has exceeded my expectations for what I was using it for (stitching together garment leather on a Singer 4423 Heavy Duty). Installation was easy for the most part, with some trouble inserting the screw that attached the foot to the shank, but with some wiggling and alignment of the shank, it worked out.