Best Ip Puller For Xbox (2024 Updated)

I prefer the Xbox One controller to my Series X controllers, and the PUBG controller is one of the scared few with textured trigger grips,, which I wanted. This controller was sold to “as is”, and it certainly wasn’t perfect.

The “A” button felt mushy, so I had to take the whole controller apart to replace the internal membrane. From the outside, the controller looked grungier than any of my own which I could not tell from the pictures, and when I took it apart, the controller was absolutely disgusting.

The previous owner did not care for the controller very well, and appears to have had a pet of some kind based on all of the hair that I found. After a lot of q-tips, rubbing alcohol, and some care, it is probably in the best shape in years.

The PUBG controller is excellent, even if I don’t particularly care for its color scheme.

Haven’t used this Come-along yet, but it looks great. Compared to the same priced one I purchased/returned, this one is physically built stronger and smarter. Single line use has 12 ft cable use. , which isn’t part of the product description.

Hooks are connected with swivels that look very robust.

After using my uncle’s come along that’s rated for 5 tons, I knew I needed one for myself. After researching and looking for a good brand, I kept coming across neiko power pullers all over the place with phenomenal reviews, so I knew I had to have it.

I’m beyond elated with my purchase.

WITHOUT INSTRUCTIONS I HAD A HARD TIME REMOVING THE CABLE SO I COULD ATTACH IT TO THE OBJECT I WANTED TO WORK ON. I STILL DON’T KNOW HOW TO PULL THE CABLE OUT MORE THAN ONE NOTCH AT A TIME. THERE MUST BE A WAY.

MY OLD CABLE PULLER HAD A SIMPLE WAY OF DOING SO. THIS UNIT IS MADE BASICALY THE SAME AS MY OLD 4 TON PULLER.

I use this card to stream my ps5 to twitc hand it does the job lovely. However, as much as YouTube and avermedia themselves like to advertise otherwise, there is s perceivable delay in video capture without obs studio.

The passthrough signal to the TV is absolutely fine with no additional latency that i can see or feel so that’s good at least. One irritating thing that I didn’t see mentioned anyway was it’s inability to accept Dolby and DTS surround signals so the ps5 has to be set to linear pcm, otherwise it outputs nothing but static in obs.

I also had an issue for the first week or so of having it of audio pops and crackles in obs but that appears to have fixed itself. Great card overall, can’t fault the image quality, but a few bug bears here and there make it less than perfect.

Ive owned one going on 2 years streaming with 2 pc’s at 2560×1440 no problems. I moved to Ultrawide 3440×1440 for sim racing and had nothing but problems with resolution support AND the Avermedia support team itself.

For conventional res it really is a beast but 3440 and up I would look around.

I purchased this card because I game at 4k and stream on Twitch, my old ElgatoHD Pro was a good card but if I streamed, I could only game at 1080p, this card solves that problem, not only that you never have to mess around in Control Panel as the Avermedia card detects all Res and refresh rates, top product.

I used this t-post puller to take approximately 250 6 ft. t-posts out of the ground when replacing a fence last fall. This pulled them out of the ground straight, which allowed me to re-use those t-posts with the new fencing.

Prior to this product I’d tried pulling by hand (not very effective) and usually bent the t-posts somewhat when rocking them back and forth to get them out of the ground. Product was about $20 cheaper here than I found at the local fencing supply or big box lumber stores.

I think the base needs to be just a bit larger to keep it from sinking into the ground when pulling up posts in softer soil, but you can put a short piece (6″-8″) of 2X4 or 2×6 under it and accomplish the same thing.

I was kinda nervous about ordering this from Walmart and not some “farm store”. But I ordered it anyway and thought if it was junk, I’d just take it back and get my money back! I am keeping this. I started and pulled about 50 t post in an hour.

Great quality, easy to use and heavy duty!! Also if any women are wondering if they could use it. yes you can!.

I have been using Muisc Nomad products for years, they never fail and innovation is always key. This is a wonderful tool. No more fear of breaking pins. Or scratching your guitar

This isn’t one of those things that you absolutely have to have. Many string changing spinners have a provision for pulling bridge pins. This is just nicer. It is a nice gentle way to pull even stubborn bridge pins.

I paid a lot for my guitar and I like to take care of it. This tool isn’t expensive, but is an elegant solution. Highly recommended.

Good for guitars with relatively new pins. As someone who sets up and repairs guitars I am not convinced that functionality warrants the price. It will not remove stubborn or badly seated pins, whereas older lower cost winder/pullers do.

In principle the design should function, though not in every instance. it just is not strong enough. Sorry to be negative.

this slide hammer kit is simply a good quality impact tool. Better than many impact tools on the market that are made from poorly treated steel, and fail. A good quality impact tool cost more money, but this tool has quality and is a good value.

This slide hammer seems to be made of good quality stuff. I put it to extreme test right after I received it and it held up fine

Great quality hub puller set. Saved a few bucks without the case, as I always have extras on hand.

Bought for fun to give a friend whose pots don’t fit it. A great gadget but . . .

Works well, is lovely & fun to watch

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Wieviel Dampf es braucht, damit das Blümchen sich dreht, das lädt zum Experimentieren ein und regt Gespräche an. Uns hat es Spaß gemacht und es ist ein nettes kleines Mitbringsel.

OTC tool supplied as two seperate parts. When the spindle was screwed into the block with grease, the thread of the spindle became tight almost immediately. Cause: the UNF 3/4″ screw thread of the block was not pure tapped during/after production of the tool.

This is a typical QC error. With a new tap UNF 3/4″ I reworked the thread. A lot of metal chips have been removed with this (rework)action. Remarkable!! Now my tool is optimal for use. !! Caution: always use lubricant on the spindle.

Loose OTC Puller legs are available in several lenghts. This is handy.

Used it to pull the blade holder assembly off a 285 Bush Hog mower. Had tried everything, even a 12 ton hydraulic puller wouldn’t budge it. Rigged this up to it using a couple of Grade 8 1/2 inch bolts, using a 1 inch air hammer (this thing has like 2500 lbs.

of torque), heat, and a 10 lb. maul finally broke it loose. Bent the bolts, pulled the 1/2 inch nuts right off the threads, but this puller didn’t break and to my amazement the puller bolt didn’t even bend.

Best 50 bucks I ever spent.

Love OTC products! This puller is no exception! Worked flawlessly for pulling the yoke off of the rear differential of my truck. A specific puller would have been better for that job but useless for any other job.

This puller will work for many jobs.

I had seen a video for these, and I play a lot of FPS shooter games, so I figured why not? They are very easy to install, and they look and feel good in the hand. The “switches” are easy to use, and believe it or not, they DO make a difference in FPS games.

By not pulling the trigger all the way down, I can recover from a firefight and move to another one much faster. The only request that I have is for more colors. With the multitude of Xbox controllers out there and the variety of colors with Design Lab, various colors would be nice.

Other than that, outstanding job Bionik!.

This is a great way to get trigger locks without spending mass amount of money. However, the locks still have half the trigger travel so are not super short but still better for call of duty etc rather than not having the locks.

That being said I think its worth it if you also want nicer rubber grips rather than the plastic at the back as well. I have a patrol tech controller which has rubber grip on the back but not on the side grips.

With this the whole of the back is rubberised which does make a big difference when staying on target imo.

Prising the existing XBox One controller grips is a bit of a pain but that is hardly Bionik’s fault, and in fact they provide a tool to make the task easier. Once fitted, this kit significantly improves the stock XBox One controller.

The grip makes the controller feel a lot more comfortable and secure to hold during play, and the trigger stops feel solid in use and are easy to switch on and off.

So to start off I love the back buttons, I thought they might be hard to use but it only took me a few days to get used to them and make use in various games. Those buttons along with the ability to configure all buttons other than the guide, back and start buttons is where the controller really shines.

I’ve got a few games that just don’t allow you to configure buttons on PC and there is no console menu to swap the buttons around, so it was nice to have that option. Now for the actual quality of it, the construction itself is sturdy and fine, it’s not flimsy or anything but it suffers from a few strange design choices.

Bumpers: The controller has a nice smooth feel to it except for the strangely rectangular bumpers, they feel out of place and a bit unwieldy to press. They really should have went with a more rounded design.

Triggers: Even though they kinda feel analog they aren’t, not a huge issue to me since I don’t play racers, but they are super sensitive. Normally when analogs are used for buttons in game they have a small bit of leeway of being pressed down before it actually triggers as a button, but no these things fire off at the slightest of pressure which can be good or bad I suppose.

For me it caused issues in slightly strenuous situations where I was holding the controller a bit tighter. Analog Sticks: While they have the general concave shape to help reduce your thumbs from slipping off, the actual surface of them is super smooth with nothing for friction which causes your thumbs to slip off at bad times, I’m considering trying to buy some replacements.

With the rarity of extra buttons that feel comfortable and the ability to configure it all, it is certainly worth the price even with the design choices. Just it could have been so much better without any new functionality with just a few more things made with the user in mind.

An absolutely amazing price for what you’re actually getting. The controller is light and fits in your hands and is a very reasonable price. Great for people like me that don’t have $70 to launch at a Video Game controller.

I should mention the wire for the controller is a very good length. You will NOT have to worry about the fact that it’s wired. I can practically play on the other side of my room with the thing. To sum everything up.

If you need a budget controller that gets your games played yet has a high quality build behind it, this is controller for you.

The controller, even though it’s wired, is VERY difficult to get it connected to the Switch. The weight is a bit too light. There is no motion control (which you might think doesnt matter, but when you’re aiming your bow in Zelda, the motion controls are used even if slightly), and there is no HD rumble, no SD rumble, no rumble at all.

The buttons feel great, the analogue sticks are wonderful, and the screenshot button is MUCH better than Nintendo’s own pro controller button. So, once you get it connected, and get used to no vibration, no motion, and the lighter weight, it’s not too bad.

It’s not great, it should have vibration and the should have weighted it the same as Nintendo’s controller, but it’s not terrible. For the price, $30, it could be better.

I own a PS5 and I am terribly happy with it, yet I feel it was worth getting an Xbox Series X as well. The Series X is a more powerful machine, and also the Gamepass service makes it doubly worth getting (there are a lot of games on GamePass that are not on PS Plus and vice versa).

I like how all my saves were kept in my Microsoft account in the cloud so I could seamlessly transition from playing my Xbox One games on my Xbox 1 X to playing it on this platform. Xbox Series X does Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos sound as well, so it takes advantage of my home theater’s full potential.

Lastly, I sold my Xbox Series S to upgrade to this one. I don’t miss it at all. If you are in a dilemma about whether to get the Series S now or save up to buy a Series X, don’t make the mistake I did.

Get the Series X! The Series S won’t play your Xbox One games as it is all-digital, and that infuriated me, owning so many XBox One game already. If you already have an Xbox One, and a library of games, then you already have a library set for this console, and they will play better in all cases, and even considerably better if it says “Optimized for Series X” on the back of your disc case.

I also want to note that there are many Xbox 360 and original Xbox games that you can play on this machine (theydon’t cover all of them, but a lot). I was impressed that I could play HAWX for Xbox 360 and it not only played a little more smoothly, but also I could use my Xbox One/ Series S flight controller.

At $500. 00 it does seem pricey at first, but I look at it this way– my $1000. 00 gaming pc is not even capable of playing some graphics-intensive games like Elden Ring, and this console is. And it plays a lot of the games I play on pc noticeably better.

And on that note, if you get gamepass for pc and console and download a pc game, in some cases if there is a corresponding Series X version of it, you can alternate between the two on the same game save.

Oh, wow. The only reason I might persuade someone against buying this first, or buying instead of a PS5 is if you like the Sony Exclusive games like Spider-Man, Horizon Forbidden West, and the Uncharted series.

Then definitely get a PS5 first (or instead) unless your passion in life is to play Halo 12 when it comes out.

X Box is one of the most, if not THE most popular console out there. With this, MS rode a tidal wave of hype to their next unit, the X series. Unfortunately it seems that was all hype and huff as there are not a lot of upgrades that make this box so wonderful.

If anything one would call the changes DOWNgrades. For starters, there is no interface for virtual anything, and it appears MS is not going to add any, anytime soon. Another very disappointing item is they took the sPdif out of the box !! The old X box had digital – optical sound, which is far superior to conventional sound IMO as it does not pick up ANY processor noises or other static / hiss etc.

The X version does not have sPdif out, so now you have to go and buy a 20 dollar splitter to split it out of the HDMI stream, convert it, and then plug it back into your cable to route to your stereo like your ‘old system’ was wired.

Why would anyone decide to eliminate that? NOT COOL !! Yes you could just route the sound thru the hdmi cable but for those who have projectors and surround amps separately, this becomes a big deal. It was fairly easy to set up and play however those two items right there make it NOT worth all the hype and huge dollars you are paying for it.

especially removing the digital sound !! They cut corners, raised the price and hyped it to the moon. Im surprised they didn’t offer a free copy of Microsoft Windows ME version with it 🙁 Overall not very happy.

Is it playable yes, but very disappointing.

From someone who was originally planning on getting the ps5 I missed out and instead settled on the Xbox series x. I planned on getting this eventually but not until later in the year however this console is a great system for both new and existing Xbox fans.

First thing first the setup is quick and easy all of your games you purchased from the Xbox one era are available to download and play on your new console right after the setup. I was surprised to see all my games I bought from the Xbox one show up immediately after I set up my condo.

For those uninformed the series x can play a limited amount of games from the original Xbox from 2001 and Xbox 360 it can also play every single Xbox one game as well it also loads every game at a faster rate so you’ll be spending less time in a loading screen and more time gaming.

The quick resume feature is amazing and by far my favorite feature of the console. It lets you switch between up to 5 games at a time without going through in game menus. For example you could be playing Halo 5 and decide you want to play GTA 4 (an Xbox 360 game) you’ll switch to gta 4 and if you decide to return to halo 5 you’ll continue right from where you left off.

The console is also capable of displaying games (that allow it) at 4K resolution and 120fps if you have a tv that supports it. If not the console still works on a standard 1080p or 720p tv you just won’t get that premium image quality and smooth gameplay.

I would recommend buying this over the Xbox series s as the series x is more powerful and will run games way better than the series s but if you are on a budget the series s is ok as well but do know that it does not have a disk drive so you will only be able to play digital copies of games instead of both physical and digital.

Gamepass is also a great feature if you are just joining the Xbox brand as it gives you access to over 100+ games that you can download and play all the way through. Games are added and rotated out on a monthly bases some games stay on for years others get removed after a few months.

Think of it as a Netflix for video games. I recommend getting gamepass ultimate as it gives you access to gamepass and Xbox live gold which give you access to online multiplayer titles. Gamepass ultimate is 15$ a month but for new members you can get it for 1$ for 3 months and pay the 15$ once the 3 month period is over.

If you just joined the Xbox brand and have no games to play gamepass ultimate immediately erases that problem as you can play 100+ games spanding from Xbox 2001 to the Xbox series x/s generation. If you are lucky enough to get your hands on this console get it it’s a great console with a lot of consumer friendly benefits for new and returning players.

Brief overview: Solid headphones with EXTREMELY flimsy head cushion I’ve done quite a bit of research for new headphones since my old ones finally stopped working after 3 years. I was torn between this product and the Arctis Pro Wireless.

Arctis is extremely difficult to find anywhere, so I compromised and went in and picked this up from my local BB. As soon as I finished unpacking the headset and plugged in the (admittedly sleek) charging base, I put the headphones on for the first time and felt the top cushion just pop right out of place.

I do have a very slightly larger head than average but nothing that has ever caused a problem on any other headset I’ve ever used. The headset was at it’s longest extension and the cushion barely touched the top of my head and just popped out of the two small holes that are supposed to hold it in place.

No amount of fiddling will get it to STAY in place while it is being worn. The slots will click back into their correct place, but as soon as the cushion touches the top of my head it just pops off. After some googling, I found this is not an uncommon complaint, but it is something I did not come across while researching this headset, so I was taken by surprise for sure! Normally this would not be a dealbreaker, but the headset is extremely uncomfortable without the top headcushion.

The support website for Astro products is, quite frankly, a joke. In my opinion, they are hiding or obfuscating the correct place to go to submit a product warranty claim or request, and the only way I found was to submit a ‘support ticket’ that will maybe be answered in 2-3 business days.

Additionally, I can call during regular business hours, but only for technical support? I’m not sure how customers are supposed to get fast product support from this manufacturer. I will try to be fair and give the pros I’ve noticed: -Great sound quality for movies, TV, and gaming -Charging station is pretty cool looking and compact -Headset fits nicely (when the top cushion is in place) -Mic is unobtrusive and flexible, with great Mic Monitor setting that can be switched on and off -Headset fits very nicely on the charging base and unlike other reviews I’ve seen, it is not difficult to get it charging at all -Charging progress bar on the base -Easy to adjust height of the top of the headset A final small complaint I have, I was under the impression that this required no wires besides the power plug, as in, no need to connect it to my laptop/PC or Xbox.

Well, the power cord must plug directly into whatever you are using, meaning that for those who wish to have as few wires as possible may not be pleased. All in all, if this is what $300 gets you in 2023, you may want to spend your money elsewhere if you don’t want to try your luck on a faulty cushion (or as some others have mentioned a potentially faulty charging system!) I will likely not be waiting 2-3 business days for a response from the manufacturer and returning these to BB, I recommend if you’re still reading this review that you look into Arctis Pro Wireless, which I will be buying after this experience.

Lets start out the the good for starters, its lightweight with minimal clamping force so its fairly comfortable to wear, and having a base deck to charge the headset is a cool concept, the fact that i can switch between xbox mode and pc mode is pretty cool, and the wireless connection has a pretty strong connection going to the other end of my apartment while other headset couldn’t even go to the next room.

And sadly thats about it for the good about the headset. I guess lets go to the bad. The connection, now i know i just complemented it but its also pretty bad, it makes a tiking noise and the volume of the tiking noise varrys on the content your on, game/yt/Spotify, and it tiks the loudest on yt, and these tiks aren’t just annoying rhe actually do hurt sometimes and the only way to fix it is by unplugging the base and plugging it back in.

The audio is pretty bad for $300, the $100 Microsoft headphones are almost as good as it, the mids are fine, the highs bled into the mids alot and the lows aren’t there, there is poor base its just mid, even changing the eq on its software it still didn’t help, the only thing that made the audio good, was the dolby atmos app.

Enough with the audio, the mic, oh god the mic, you think for a $300 headset the mic would blow the roof off compared to a $60 headset right, wrong dead wrong, the quality it literally the same, only thing that the a 50s mic brings to the table is the ability to hear every little tiny movement you do, almost as bad as the artics 9x.

Oh yeah you know how i said it pretty light weight and low clamping force and fairly comfortable well its also a dubble whammy, the low clamping force means that just one head shake the headset is gone, and if you where glasses even thin frames like mine it whill make a weird squeaky noise, the top headband pops out really easy and the top head bands pad squished to none after a month.

Why doesn’t this headset have Bluetooth!! Its $300, even the cheapest headsets have Bluetooth. Oh the base deck, terrible, ehy include a base deck that has no function besuded to charge, see what battery percentage, see what mode your on (xbox/pc) and to see what preset your on, why does the a40s have all that plus volume control but not the a 50s.

That makes not sense. Also, why doesn’t this have a 3. 5m jack, if you run out of battery you have to wait an hour to even be at 50%. Speaking of battery i should mention the fact that the actual charging for this heaset is so finicky, you have to fiddle around to make sure its on correctly and wait for the lights to pop up but sometimes even when all that seems good it still wont charge.

Overall this headset is really bad, you’ll honestly be better off with the Microsoft headsets and the turtle beach volume control, i cant even recommend this, heck i can’t even recommend a single astro if there top of the line most expensive one is absolute mid.

As you may or not know, Astro A50 Base Station function as its own sound card, so it can separate audio channels for PC. These audio channels are: Astro a50 (Game), Astro a50(voice) and Astro a50 (line in).

Now the last one is mostly for streaming purposes; I use it to connect my phone and add some jams to my gaming session. Superb audio quality and customization. To the point: Astro A50 (Game) not working.

Sometimes it does not appear as an option, so all audio (voice chat and game sound) goes to Astro A50 (Voice). It makes it all sound terrible and the manual balance between game and voice wont work. Sometimes Astro A50(Game) disappears and Astro A50 (line in) shows up.

Causes error on my system indicating with a blue screen that a device did not close properly and then the headset stops working (no output, no input). Its been like this for a while now, I have tried a lot of tricks and methods one can find online, but nothing seems to fix this issue.

I have been waiting for a firmware update but its not happening. It seems like Astro Gaming was left to die, at least for PC. Or maybe my headset is defective. Im sensing this started happening after the last firmware update, which was around the same time I upgraded my system, maybe its just a coincidence.

I have been trying to manually downgrade the headset’s firmware, but it seems like Astro took away support DL from their website. Now this is a high-end, very expensive gaming headset which I purchased with the intention of using it for at least 5 years before they start to break down, (I take really good care of my gadgets) Its only going to be a couple years by the end of this month (Jan 2022) and im probably out of warranty but if this is it for the top tier gaming headsets from Logitech, its a big fail as a company and I feel like Ive been ripped off.

Headset FW version: 36179. 43 Base Station FW version: 36799. 43 System: Alienware M15 R6 Intel i7 11th Nvidia RTX 3070 Windows 10.

I was in the market for a fairly heavy duty come along and after some research bought this one. To be fair, I didn’t expect great quality for the relatively low price and knew going in that these are made by the finest Chinese craftsmen.

Overall, it’s decent, with some shortcomings. The spring loaded safety clips on the hooks seem to be made from melted down beer cans, pretty flimsy. I just removed them. There is a metal guard that covers about 2/3 of the way around the cable drum.

When I ratcheted up the cable, it would bind on this cable guard and I had a very difficult time spooling out the cable to use the puller so I had to grind off the 2 rivets and remove the guard completely.

Finally, the lever and the mechanism that releases the ratchet so you can play out the cable also seem to be made from those same melted down beer cans so we’ll see how this holds up. To sum things up, if you need a puller for heavy duty use on a regular basis, spend the extra money on a Maasdam “Made in USA” puller.

If you use one just now and then, this will do the job.

Seems to be rugged and built well. Didn’t realize it’s made in China, but isn’t as cheap as many things made there. Wish the hook ends were wider for hooking onto larger chain, etc. I used it for pulling mesh wire fence netting (building fence).

This come a long is the best quality I’ve seen for a four ton. Strong in design and construction. Functionality is phenomenal. Super easy and safe spool out under load. I’ll most likely get another just to have.

I’m 100% completely satisfied with it.

This is the best Driving Simulator available on Ps4, and probably for PC as well. I say “Simulator” as opposed to “driving game”. The physics of the driving are extremely deep, accurate and realistic.

It is best enjoyed with a steering wheel and pedals set up, like all simulators, but after careful tweaking, it is perfectly satisfying to drive even with the controller. And if you play on a PC, the wonders of the world of Mods is awaiting for you.

You can drive any car you can think of and on any track. Not an extremely new product, the fact that Assetto Corsa is still the reference for the Sim community speaks volumes about the quality of the driving experience.

Maybe not for kids, but definitely recommended for the serious driving enthusiast.

Great game, and the dynamics are more realistic than Gran Turismo Sport. I did have a few instances where it didnt apply any force feedback to my Thurstmaster T-150. It started off as plug n play but intermittently changed to zero resistance without me changing any settings.

When that happens its near impossible to control. For whatever reason it now seems to work fine and starts the Force Feedback just after you click X to get in the car to race. Im not sure why this happened a few times but I dont feel the game is damaged.

Tons of cars and tracks so if you buy this you wont need any expansion packs from the PlayStation store as they are all included.

Opinions on Assetto Corsa for the PS4 are mixed. Some praise the realistic driving experience and others point out the sparsity of the package and the many minior glitches and oddities. For me, this is an unfinished product.

We have to remember that although AC is new to console, it has been available on PC since December 2014, so at two years into its life, this game should be fully polished in all the essentials, but it is not.

There are too many issues to list here, so let me highlight just one by way of example of what detracts from will, I hope, one day be a superb simulation. In most games, including driving games, winning something is an objective which is a vital integral part of the experience.

Winning is what drives players to keep playing, be it achieving a target, wining a trophy, slaying a monster, and so on. In AC, you win a race, and – nothing. The race stops dead, with no information whatever about your time, or the times of your rivals, no banner announcing your win, no excited voices from your pit crew.

You think, ‘Well, what’s the point?’ And I thiink that is where developers Kunos Simulazioni show the limits of their focus. They wanted to make a great racing simulation. In that respect they have largely succeeded.

However, they seem to have poured all their energies into that one aspect and everything else which goes to make a complete package has been given far less attention. The game lacks the depth and detail which would lift it into the premier league.

As it stands it is not good value for money. However, I won’t recommend that you don’t buy it, for if Kunos Simulazioni don’t get the revenue they need from console sales they will never be able to finish the game.

Look upon your purchase price as an investment in the project, and hope and trust that there will be plenty of fixes and upgrades to look forward to. Above all, remember that this is not primarily a game, it is first and foremost a racing simulation.

Keep that in mind and you will love it.

The game is so easy to grind and finish the story. The characters themselves are the highlight of this game, they all have different abilites, supers and cars! however they are restricted in a weird way that the game was designed them to be, you can only use the character’s cars during their story mission which u p much only play once.

The difficulty level can be adjusted to gain more exp and $, however the missions/quests themselves are all highly repetitive and reuse the same environments, there are a few bosses to fight which are fun, however, the lack of things to do in the open world makes the game too fast to finish and boring to level up.

Could be a lot better if it had more maps/locations to uncover and we could actually use the character’s vehicles when we select them to do a mission.

I think the game is great but it selling have suffer from a bad selling strategy. Having a sign very similar to the one from Saint’s Row is very miss leading because Agent of Mayhem have nothing to do with Saint’s Row 4, forget flying, the over-powed unique character.

The game is made in a good Cel shading. You are in a futuristic Seoul with more or less normal anti-heros fitghting against super vilain. You can choose 3 characters for your mission. Each of them have specific freatures and interesting personnality.

This allow a wild range a fighting style, you can easily find one that fit you. So so far it is a good game, very funny, a lot of action, i really enjoy it. But if you think you will find a Saint’s row 4 like, i would avoid buying the game to not be disappointed.

The game is so fun. I just couldn’t stop playing. The story is engaging & its long which is was good. The characters were also fun to be. My favourite has to be Gat. The missions were quite easy to complete.

Just overall a fun game to play & worth every penny. I ordered the game the day before & it came the very next day. Brilliant! Super fast delivery. Definitely recommend!.

When we compare Assetto Corsa to other racing titles like iRacing, rFactor 2, Automoblista or Project Cars, Assetto Corsa clearly offers a good balance of them all; the realism of rFactor, the graphics of Project Cars and a level of customisation which means it is one of the best all-rounders on offer.

For a single car time trial or practice lap, Assetto Corsa really does feel awesome. The handling of each car is pretty dang realistic.

Very good driving simulator It’s a great game, and the career mode is very challenging (which is a good thing for people who enjoy driving games)

Fantastic for pulling up rebar stakes, rods, and T-posts. Does not bend the rods, stakes, and T-posts. Easy to adjust to different width posts or rods. Great value and gets the jog done! Don’t have to drag out the tractor with a bucket and chain anymore.

Big time savings.

Works great for us. We got it to pull tomato stakes up. We kept breaking them trying to wedge them out. Now we use this puller and they come right up. Just what we needed on our farm

The Puller works beautifully. Takes a difficult, time-consuming chore and makes it quick and easy. We had over 200 metal fence stakes installed for site protection on our construction project and, with the Puller, removal took only a couple of hours.

It’s great how the clamp automatically ratchets down the stakes allowing you to just keep pumping the handle until the stake is all the way out. #sweepstakes.

TranslateShow in original languageProduto de acordo com a descrição. Estou satisfeito e recomendo comprar nesta loja. Bom preço. Espero comprar o de 5T.

TranslateShow in original languageSuperbe matériel pour un prix dérisoire part rapport à une très belle qualité bravo vevor rester toujours dans ces qualités jaterai encore et encore j’en suis à plus dix article mes continuerais avec un grand plaisir tous est de très bonne qualité a des prix imbattables Merci Vevor.

Works awesome with my Hi-Lift Jack and less expensive than a decent chain. The posts come out of the ground nice and straight and reusable. It pays for itself after a couple of posts. One post I pulled had been in the ground next to a plum tree for several years.

A root had grown against the post and I felt like I was going to pull the whole tree out of the ground, but the root finally let go (and is fine) and I ended up with a post I could reuse. This is a simple solution to a potentially annoying problem.

I like mine in spite of the fact I was unable to pull two deeply buried T-posts probably due to roots growing around them. This puller is made of thick high quality steel. It should give many years of high quality service to whoever buys one.

It worked good until it snapped in half. I pulled twenty t-post with chain attached to a loader they all pulled up easily and fast. The last two I saved for last. I knew they were close to trees and root bound.

I pulled one up and the puller bent slightly. On the last T-Post, the puller bent. I had to dig that post up with a backhoe.

This is quite different from previous releases and to me is more of an arcade racer. Gone are the solo rally events which are more of a simulator, and instead you’re up against a team of other varying vehicles racing around a series of wacky tracks.

There is a lot of colour such as coloured smoke, fireworks, ticker tape, aircraft, hot air balloons flying overhead, all during the race. You’ll find yourself driving through a lot of nicely rendered mud and water and extreme weather conditions.

This isn’t aimed at the serious racer but it’s a lot of fun nonetheless. There’s a lot of speech between races which sounds mostly nonsensical to me but it does add to the wacky theme. Great fun.

I knew this was going to be an arcade racing game. What I wasn’t expecting was the AI drivers to be so poor, they literally follow each other in a straight line, like a train. I don’t understand how they could get this so wrong in 2021.

Also, the handling of the cars is not great. Overall, not impressed with the game and happy I bought a physical copy as I can always sell it to recoup some of my money in a couple of weeks.

In opinion Dirt 5 is the best rally game I’ve played, easier to control then WRC10, graphics are smooth, weather elements look really good.