High quality but you can't adjust more than 4 points ...
593468
High quality but you can't adjust more than 4 points, so if you have a small wrist it will be big.
1257837
Its a damn good quality vest, but I found that it was very hard to keep the straps tightened without my own modifications with superglue and Velcro Tape. Also: DO NOT BUY THIS IF YOU ARE SKINNY. Hell, I'm 6'1 215lbs with BROAD shoulders, and this thing is LOOSE on me when fully tightened down... but it is made of a very good quality fiber, straps, and buckles so, its a trade-off...
3492276
This is a actually a very high quality vest and great value. I'm giving it 3 stars as it was way too big and I couldn't wear it. My bad... I cut the adjustment strings on the sides and determined it wouldn't be "right" to return it.
353782
Great quality hardware kit but the mounting distances are not at the standard 16" as a heads up to anyone looking to purchase it
315157
Looks real high quality and can't be beat for the price. However, it may or may not fit your watch.
579542
The quality of the product is very good! It has some room to bend on slight curves, but it won't stay in on abrupt corners. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to use it in my car so there will be no photos. It would not fit in the panel gaps of my '12 Focus Titanium.
977012
This is a really well made hand grip - much better than the ones I've been using for many years.  And, I do like the adjustment feature.  The only reason I deducted one star from giving it a five star rating is that the grip says you can adjust the tension from 20 to 90 pounds and it has a scale that appears to show that range.  But, the scale is reversed from the direction of increasing tension and it really doesn't line up with anything to make it meaningful.
4265637
Very good quality but they are not adjustable. They are strong as steel, very cute but other than taking a mallet to them, these would not bend. I didn't mind the location that they sat on my ears but be warned, if you have thin cartilage on any point on your ears they will fall off. I'm very careful with them but I can tell if I turn my head too quickly they start to slip downward.
301789
I tried these brackets on my 2012 Honda NC700X to mount a pair of http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HA14OK4/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_4  Cree lights. Caution: these do not fit snug on the down tubes. By adding a thin rubber strip I was able to shore up the tightness a tiny bit, but the lights would still move and wiggle out of alignment. The mounts themselves are excellent quality. The downside is the brackets' allen screws screw in from the inside of the mount. Meaning if you mount these on your bike's down tubes, the screws face inward. Makes it very difficult to install. You have to turn the mounts 90 deg to get the screws in. Pain in arse. So for my particular mounting situation these did not work well. But that doesn't have anything to do with the mounts, they are excellent quality for which I would highly recommend. Just be sure you measure your down tubes to see if they'll fit properly.
1689386
Very good quality, but unfortunately the waist is not adjustable so i have to return.
3629724
Great quality, but the close (~3") eye relief makes it uncomfortable to use if you have a rear iron sight set further back on the rail than it.  Gotta really ram your face in there.

If you don't have a back up iron sight, then you can mount the magnifier further back and it should be great.
1510804
I ultimately had to send this one back because it sat too high and would not co-witness with the SightMark Ultra Shot M-Spec reflex sight.  I was quite impressed with the overall build quality though, I also liked how you manipulated it back from side to side vs. pressing a button. I would have kept it had it allowed full vis through the Sightmark, in my opinion it sits slightly too high for a HWS. It maybe perfect for other Red dots though.
64850
This is a very sturdy, stable spinner, built solid, BUT the adjustments are inadequate for short people. I even mounted the handlebars and seat backwards to accommodate my wife, 5'2, to no avail. I'm 5'3, closer but not adequate. Seems a shame for an otherwise well built product.
4338312
The flag poles are very good quality. The bass fitting is well made and highly polished. i was disappointed because the top of the pole tapers dramatically and the suggested Flagpole Rotating Rings do not fit. The swivels are for the bottom at 1-1/4" the top is much narrower. The product  photos are misleading. Now I know they are showing two (2) bottom poles that are both untapered.

I am keeping the flag poles but, unfortunately, wasted over $16 on the Flagpole Rotating Rings
1310369
I'd give it 3.5 stars if that was an option. This is a very solidly built ball head, which is what I wanted. I also like the fact that it has only two adjustment knobs, one for panning, one for the main ball release. The resistance is adjusted with a small knob on the main ball release. It's a very unusual solution and responds strangely, but works very well and is out of the way, doesn't accidentally get confused with the panning release in the dark, which is important for night photography when you're doing "blind" work. The ball is large, contributing to the robustness of the head and accuracy of the adjustment.

My Nikon D4 is handled well and the head seems to keep the setup in place even in portrait mode, tilted to the side. I believe that all ball head loading specs are vastly exaggerated, but for a full-size camera with all but the largest lenses, this works well. I doubt it would hold a 600 mm lens in portrait mode, but will certainly do it in regular orientation.

The Arca-swiss style clamp is large, the camera plate fairly long, making it easy to align it in parallel with the bottom of your camera. It also accepts the smaller plates from my previous Benro head, which I use for my second camera and the 70-200 lens.

A few drawbacks, which I really dislike:

(a) the camera plate only has a finger-screw, there is no wrench or any possibility to use some sort of lever to tighten it, short of using a set of pliers. The flip-up finger screw has sharp edges and in order to really tighten it to the camera, you need strong fingers and it hurts.

(b) the notch for portrait orientation is 90 degrees offset from the main release knob, which essentially means that the release knob needs to be in the front of the camera (or the back pointing towards you), making its use rather awkward. Having the notch on the opposite side if the release knob allows the use of the knob on the side. Not a show stopper but ergonomically poor design. Just about the only plus I see from this is that tripod portrait shots now have the same orientation as my manual portrait shots.

(c) a minor drawback is that the panning is too much dampened, there is no way to make that pan smoothly and easily, you have to actively and with some effort rotate the head. This prevents the setup from accidentally rotating on its own, but I preferred to have that be more loose.

All in all a solid ball head, but for the price, I expected an overall more perfect solution.

After using it for a few months, I'd like to add a couple other drawbacks:

(d) the dampening mechanism is strange and that little adjustment knob built into the main release does not stay put and changes all the time, needing readjustment. In addition, I never know which way it does what, as the resulting dampening is not clear, I keep finding myself fiddling with it to get the right resistance. It is also difficult to adjust, as it recesses as it rotates into the main knob, making it all but impossible to adjust when wearing gloves.

(e) Even when adjusted to least resistance, rotating the camera on the ball head has a lot of resistance and is not smooth, almost as if there was dirt on the ball and make it a "bumpy" rotation (the ball appears clean).

In contrast to my opening, I would no longer give it more than 3 stars, rather trending towards 2.5. I will probably look for a larger and smoother replacement not too far in the future.
2423453
The scope is built really solid. Bright laser, good adjustability, good mounts, good reticle brightness. Unfortunately, there are two things that are very annoying. First, the eye relief on this scope is maybe 1.5" where as all my other scopes are more like 3.5".  I have to bend my head forward to get a good picture. Second, it doesn't seem to hold the same zero point after zooming in and out. I moved it to a pellet rifle and don't touch the zoom. It's usable, but I wouldn't recommend it.
257980
It's pretty well constructed and mostly made of metal. It has nice soft foam padding so it won't scratch your phone or your scope. My main complaint is that there is no z-axis adjustment. For my microscope, it just isn't possible to use this adapter. I can't get the phone far enough AWAY from the eyepiece to make it work. I really did want this work, but it does lack a major feature in my opinion. So sad...