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One thing I absolutely love about Prismacolor premier pencils is how much the colors pop on the page compared to other budget colored pencils I brought in the past. And in addition to the beautifully vibrant colors, they have a rich waxy texture to them.

The colors can be applied in a smooth motion that doesn’t require much pressure on the wrist to get bold pigments. But perhaps one of Prismacolor’s biggest selling points is how well the colors blend.

Blending is seamless and often doesn’t require external tools to get pro-level results. Laying the colors over each other smoothly is enough to breed new color options on the page, giving you endless possibilities.

A downside to Prismacolor pencils is that they are more delicate than other high-end pencils on the market. They aren’t designed as sturdy, which means its easy to break the tips when sharpening. And if you’re careless with the pencils, you could event end up breaking their cores, leading to a shortened pencil lifespan.

As with many premium art pencils, Prismacolor Premium Colored Pencils are available in different quantities, providing options to suit any budget. You can get sets of 12, 24, 48, 72 and 150 pencils. A set of 12 pencils will run you around $25 while a [hard to find] set of 150 is in the ball park of $130.

My advice here is to decide which set to buy based on your level of interest in art. If adding color to your art is a serious step you want to take then perhaps investing in a set of 48 is best. Otherwise, if you just want to fill in some coloring books as a hobby I recommend the 12 or the 24 sets.

I adore these pencils. They feel tailor-made for floral drawings; the curation including different values of green and red provide for nearly limitless possibilities. Subtle changes in pressure during use gives buildable intensity and allows for layering of different hues for undertones and special effects.

I appreciate that they come with a tin and tray divider for ease of storage and protection of the product. They’re very convenient for on-the-go sketching and I never have to worry about them breaking in my bag.

-Update- After having used these for an extended period, I’m thrilled to say I feel just as positively, if not more. A lot of thought went into choosing these tints and shades. In my experience, they work particularly well for highlighting outdoor garden spaces in my pieces.

I love these pencils. This set has a good variety of colors and tones. They are all at the quality you would expect from prisma pencils. I highly recommend these pencils if you are familiar with colored pencils? If not I would recommend a smaller cheaper set.

I can’t justify the price for beginners or anyone who usn’t certain they will regularly use it. Beyond that, it is a great set that should be able to supply most of your needs when coloring. P. s. if you aren’t familiar with prismatic, these pencils are wax based.

I feel they are better than most others in my experience. Even though I haven’t broken any I can see how someone may with too much pressure but for most people you will not be that ruff.

This is one of the finest, well constructed mobile activity tables on the market. My sister had purchased one from a long folded school supplies company around 12 years ago; I now use as a dual display Mac Mini workstation.

I was looking for two tables around the same size and with casters and the ability to raise and lower for two Eurorack Modular Synthesizer cabinets. The table I had been given second hand would be a perfect solution.

So, I began searching the internet trying to find something close tonthe original based only on size and description since there were no manufacturer’s labels. Just by chance, I found them at KaTom Restaurant Supply.

I immediately ordered the two I needed and they arrived about 3 weeks later. The best oart is that these are now made even better than the original I have. The casters are no longer plastic ]; but, are a high quality clear rubber skate wheel.

The table came with two sides to make a choice from. Either an Oak laminate side or a gray granite side. The item description does not disclose that. It is a one time setup choice though. Oak or Granite.

This is because of the mounting of the table legs. There is no going back. Of course I went with Oak since that was soecifically what I wanted. Instructions are rather rushed. They only mentioned a Phillips head screwdriver.

But, as all good craftsmen know, you should drill pilot holes for screws to ensure the screws go in straight into the MDF sub material. Theybdo a good job with stickers pointing out where to put the leg mounting plates.

I suggest drillind and partially screwing down the corner first, the straighten the bracket, and drill a hole on one of the ends and screw it down. Then drill the remaining 5 pilot holes and screw the plate down.

Do the same when mounting the legs. It makes alignment much easier. The instructions really should say this to help out zny neophyte assembler. Absolutely great product that I would recommend to any one.

I bought this to use as an adjustable sewing table. Because it has to be located under a window that serves as roof access, the table also needed to be sturdy enough to support a person standing on it.

It’s a plus that the table surface is reversible, so you get to choose between the oak side or the grey side. Tabletop and legs come in separate boxes. Cons: The oak surface was gouged, but I wanted the gray side up, anyway.

The adjustment holes on one leg were out of alignment with the other three, so the table is not completely level. Not an issue on my floor surface, but there should be better QC. Note that there are no pilot holes, so you will need a drill to assemble.

I was looking for a table with wheels and I’m so glad I found this one at ChurchChairs4Less. Most other tables with wheels that I found elsewhere looked like much lower quality than this one. The legs are steel, not plastic or cheap wood, and the table top is heavy.

So it is very sturdy and I have no doubt it will last for many years, probably much longer than me. And the fact that the height is adjustable is a nice bonus. I highly recommend.

The Ticonderoga may be #2s but they’re #1 in my heart. Make no mistake: this is the best pencil in the world. From the clean writing, seldom-breaking tip (Soft Lead? Hardly!) to the robust erasure that makes all of my mistakes disappear, this pencil is built for the long haul.

That signature refulgent hue, the hexagonal shape that nestles into your grip; it’s as though the human hand evolved to hold the Ticonderoga No. 2 Soft Lead. Accept no imitations. PaperMate is going to leave your hands irritated from its phony orange paint; Dixon is going to leave streaks of pink erasures that highlight your errors instead of disappearing them; + don’t get me started on a Bic mechanical.

Tico lasts long + doesn’t quit. Perhaps its only imperfection is that it lasts long enough that I grow fond of each little guy. It’s sad to see them shrink away, like a Benjamin Button that helps me get my ideas down.

In the end, the Ticonderoga, No. 2 Soft Lead reminds us: there’s beauty in the ephemeral.

Every student at some point needs a pencil for school and you buy the ones with the best eraser, Dixon Ticonderoga. But, these pencils believe it or not are easy to use. You can line, dark shade, light shade etc.

it is possible to produce great art. I’m not a trained artist, but enjoy to sketch occasionally, and always reach for these yellow pencils.

The pencils are sharpened nicely and the points don’t break off. It comes with a small cushioned layer at the bottom to protect the points from the packaging. It’s convenient to have them pre-sharpened although it’s not hard to do yourself.

I bought these because the unsharpened pencils were out of stock. Can’t complain.

I can be pretty picky about my pencils. The problem with Dixon Ticonderogas is that they are made in China and Mexico and on Amazon you never know what you will get. To complicate things somewhat, I’ve seen incense-cedar wood used in both China and Mexico versions of the same pencil, as well as lesser quality non-aromatic basswood or other lower grade wood material that is not readily identifiable.

Also, Ticonderogas over time have changed their packaging graphics and they will no longer specify wood type on the box, anymore. They now use a generic phrase “Premium Wood / Bois de la meilleure / Madera de primera calidad” which gives absolutely no indication if the wood is cedar or not.

Of late, they have a stamp signifying “100% American CEDAR WOOD sustainable forests” and this designation will grace all boxes of pencils that are created out of incense-cedar (presumably!). It seems that this stamp has started to show on their products manufactured starting 2016.

You will see it on their colored erasable/checking pencils, Tri-Conderogas, and their standard issue Ticonderogas in the 12-pack cardboard box, 24-pack hang tab clear plastic boxes, 48-pack hang tab green cardboard boxes, and the 96-pack cello wrapped variety which is in actuality 8 of the 12-pack boxes packaged as a single 96 count unit.

They probably will start to use this designation on other products as well to make it easier to distinguish which of their products are incense-cedar wood and which are not. UPDATE: They also have a new stamp in the form of a gold colored banner: “Celebrating over 100 years of excellence”.

AVOID those like the plague! You are buying the low-end Ticonderoga. The irony. that they would label their low-end garbage as “excellence”. Ticonderogas come in a higher grade and lower grade now. Look for the green-white CEDAR WOOD stamp if you want the high grade Ticonderoga.

The problem is that there are huge stocks of pre-2016 packaging and it is hard to tell what’s inside unless you actually peek into the box and handle the pencil in person. Even then, some variety of Ticonderogas will have sloppy paint jobs that have paint dripped over the ends and make it difficult to see the wood grain or take a whiff which is an important hint as to what you are dealing with (cedar vs basswood).

Of course this is not possible when buying on Amazon. I’ve bought 96-pack Ticonderogas at the large wholesale membership stores before (Costco) that are of the Mexican origin, in the same cello wrapped individually boxed units per dozen, HOWEVER, they are “not marked for individual sale”, meaning the bar codes and product code (i.

e. 13882) are not imprinted on the individual boxes. The 96-pack bought today (2/6/2016) here on Amazon are also of the Mexican variety, in the same cello wrapped individual boxed units per dozen, AND they are each marked for individual sale, replete with barcodes and product codes.

This is an interesting distinction because there is a huge quality difference between the two, and this is the crux of this review:- The Costco variety have a strong paint smell where the Amazon variety is nicely aromatic cedar.

– The Costco variety is NOT imprinted as 100% AMERICAN cedar wood, the Amazon variety has the imprint. – The Costco variety is obviously not cedar wood, wood is a pasty white without visible woodgrain patterns- The Costco variety had very poor paint jobs and the classic green foil lettering and logos are noticeably poorer quality- There were more curved pencil “bananas” and off-centered leads in the Costco variety- The Amazon variety had largely well centered leads with mostly straight barrels, and the ferrule yellow paint stripes were cleanThis all means that if you are lucky and score a box of the cedar wood variety, you will have a great writing experience.

The Mexican Ticonderogas were generally thought to be superior to the Chinese versions, because the Ticonderogas made in China largely used basswood/non-cedar wood, had a smallish eraser head, and the leads were poorly centered, and the ferrules were poorly painted as well.

A lot of technical problems seems to plaque the Chinese version, like leads falling out (poorly bonded lead), or broken leads, or not sharpening well to a point (poor quality wood to blame). However, my Costco experience illustrates that both factories, whether it be China or Mexico, produce higher grade Ticonderogas and clearly lower grade ones as well.

Interestingly, the latest batch of pencils that are hitting the shelves in big office retailers like Office Depot or Staples are of FANTASTIC quality and they are made in China versions, with well centered lead cores, incense-cedar wood barrels, sharply imprinted foil lettering, and ferrules that are printed very evenly with a bright yellow band, and erasers that are starting to grow to a size that almost rivals the Mexican counterparts.

They are slightly darker in color and a very smooth, satin finish. I hope that Dixon is starting to listen to the myriad of complaints about the inconsistencies of their Ticonderoga product line, and the latest developments in this venerable brand is surely encouraging that all is not falling on deaf ears.

In fact, the latest batch that are made in China would indicate that they have made a major commitment to restoring the brand to its former glory!.

These are excellent pencils for everyone, especially toddlers just learning to grip and grasp writing tools. I’ve been working with my nephew on his homework packets and these pencils make the task so much easier.

He is able to grip this better than the more narrow pencils and mechanical pencils. I love that this pack comes with a sharpener; it’s really convenient. It’s really easy to write with these pencils and your words come out dark and smooth.

The eraser works well too. The quality is great.

These are not pre-sharpened, as advertised. The biggest drawback is the flimsiness / softness of the lead. The tips break very easily, making it so you have to constantly sharpen the pencils. It also means they wear down much quicker than most other pencils.

I remember this brand from way back and they used to be high-quality so we didn’t mind paying for pencils that last. These pencils are not worth the money. It almost seems like they’re not genuine. = (.

I have used pencils and their erasers for scores of years, so I have a long experience and can rate and compare par excellence. I received my one dozen Ticonderoga #3 pencils on the promised date, and eagerly opened the bulletproof envelope to find my order (which was only a dozen pencils) completely undamaged.

Too bad I did not order six or eight dozen pencils because the envelope was large enough to hold them. Ah, well, live and learn. I meticulously inspected each and every pencil. Including erasers. None of the erasers had been used even one jot.

And none of the pencils had any tooth marks, proving that Staples had carefully protected the pencils during their shelf life. Good for Staples. The manufacturer’s name was nicely displayed, and the trade name of Ticonderoga produces visions of the quintessential American frontier.

But the box clearly states that the pencils were made in Mexico. I was a bit disappointed that the pencils were sold unsharpened. I had to do the work myself. A bit of an inconvenience, so I had to mark them down in quality.

The erasers are a wee bit diminutive, and will surely become useless with an average number of errors in using the pencil. After all, one uses pencils with the fullest expectation that mistakes will arise, necessitating rubbing out the mistake.

In today’s technological world, I reasonably anticipated that the pencils would have some sort of tiny chip embedded to automatically correct writing errors. You know, like auto correct on my smart phone.

Once again, I was disappointed — no auto correction. Bummer. I have heard that the Chinese competition will start shipping auto correcting pencils by mid-April. I look forward to trying them out. But for now, the only pencils on the market are devoid of auto correction features.

Of those, there is no question that the Dixon Ticonderoga pencils are among the best. When properly sharpened, the pencils unerringly make black marks on paper and other media, just as expected. No disappointment there.

All in all, I would recommend these pencils to my friends with the warning that the pencils have to be sharpened and will, in use, make mistakes.

I use my pencils for art or puzzles not writing. I use pens for writing like most grown ups. When using for art or puzzles you frequently use the eraser. The eraser on these pencils are worthless! You can use the entire eraser on one small line and it will not erase it.

Not even a fairly lighty marked line. You will wear through the paper before the line will disapear. If you are going to make a claim like”World’s best pencil”, you need to use an eraser that works. The eraser is part of the pencil.

For an artist, a very important part of the pencil! I use it almost as much as the lead for shading. If you ever need an eraser, DON’T BUY THESE PENCILS!.

It took a few hours to assemble it myself. One of the screws is microscopic so empty the hardware carefully into a large bowl or glass/metal container. Once assembled with the casters the desk sat too high in its lowest position for my brand new adjustable chair.

So I removed the casters and installed the pads and. I have a rock solid adjustable table that raises and lowers smoothly. It would be nice if there were 4 extra holes under it for attach an optional keyboard tray (if there is one).

There are only two on the smaller model. Even so with the pads the desk is at a reasonable height. When standing the monitors appear lower (than when sitting) so I’ll need to built a platform to raise them.

I can always break into the museum at night and steal something called a phone book but it’s always more rewarding to build something on the weekend. Again the table raises and lowers smoothly – no shuddering.

Excellent construction and rock solid.

I bought this desk back in 2018. I actually thought I was buying something that would last me a year or so. Three years later, it has held up nicely. In fact, it still looks brand new. The material is solid.

The wood top is not actual wood, but the treatment holds up. I have sat glasses directly on the desktop and there are no signs of water damage. Also, if you are tall, this would be the ideal desk for the sitting position.

I usually have to slouch down to get work done. Not with this desk.

Very well constructed, solid and stable even when I lean on it while working. Putting it together was straight forward and I was impressed by the thickness and physical weight of the desk support system.

I find the open space beneath the desk to be very comfortable so that I can stand anyway I wish without bumping into the support system. I was also very impressed by the density and finish of the desk top.

Solid, nicely done and zero flexing or movement. The finish feels very good. I chose to put the wheels on, though you have the option to use the round adjustable feet for a stationary setup. With the wheels on and my space has indoor/outdoor carpet, it’s very stable.

I have two standing desks and wish I’d found this one first. It’s a great value for the investment and everybit as good as my other standing desk which was almost twice the price. I would recommend this desk without hesitation.

Excellent all around.

I thought the chair was very low to the floor when I removed it from the shipping box. I have serious back issues and can’t sit too low. I sat in the chair, and it felt like I was sitting in a much higher chair.

I felt so relieved! Also, it’s very easy to stand up from the sitting position. Chair is as sturdy as any expensive chair. I’m most pleased with my chair and would highly recommend to anyone, for any reason! Make sure you buy more than one if you don’t want to be hiding it so you can have a chance to sit in it! My husband wants to take over it already! I can’t say I blame him.

I got this as a desk chair; I had an office chair before that had plastic wheels and creaked a lot. The chair is super sturdy, and when you sit in it, it takes a minute for the cushion to depress (like it has some type of stiff foam inside of it).

It is really comfy, and I can see it lasting a long time without getting worn out. Also, I use this chair on carpet, and the legs are kind of rounded off on the ends, so it doesn’t leave marks on the carpet (which is nice).

It is a lovely chair for a reasonable price!.

500 lb. rating. Sturdy! I love that it is light weight & simple to pick up & move in my apartment. Beautiful wavy blue fabric goes well with the gold-ish bronze looking metal. I’ve used it 2-3 weeks at my desk doing work for my college.

It’s been great sitting in it for long periods. Easy, friendly delivery as I purchased this online. In only 3 days. Gold medal rating, certainly.

These exercise bands are effective, convenient and versatile. Remember that time you were charged full price at the Best Western in Oakwood, GA, and it turned out they were doing construction and storing all the equipment and supplies in the gym so you were SOL? Well, if you had packed your Therabands (which can curl up into a wad smaller than a pair of socks) – you still could have gotten some anaerobic exercise in anyway.

You could have worked off some of the frustration at learning that BW had changed all the bathrooms to a singular space shower that flooded the entire bathroom floor. No more bathtubs and that’s the reason you chose to stay there.

Therabands are the best. You can use them every day while you watch television or listen to your friends vent about their travel trials. I got mine to increase strength and flexibility after one injury then another and yet another.

You think they’re not going to be strong but they are so strong and if you need more or less resistance, you can get a different one. Different colors offer different resistance. Worth it!.

Have used it for over a year, bought it after rehab for back pain. First used it to align core muscles, but it’s great for strength training almost every muscle group. It’s well made to last. An app for iOS and Android offers videos with lots of workout configurations.

Excellent value for the price.

It worked we before it broke, but it did not withstand basic tolerances. I was using them for chest flys one day and one of the top loops broke. Since it does have more than the tops loops, I can still use it but I’d recommend a stronger band.

I bought these when there was nothing left so I went with what they had.

Bought from Carindale, ordered them in, have been great after a year’s wearing. I work with heavy items often pushing off my feet, they grip insanely well even after wearing 6 days a week for a year.

Comfortable like runners. I don’t need the toe cap version so they feel light for what they are. They are wearing really well, I’ll buy another pair once they’re on sale. The N came off one side, no matter, they’re black, no one can tell.

I’ve convinced a couple of workmates to get them too. The fact they are all black helps to keep them clean (vs some white on other shoes), a bit of Mr Sheen and good to go! Shout out to the team at Westfield Carindale, always fantastic when I visit.

Oh and I sometimes walk 45mins after work, I don’t bother changing shoes, these do just great.

I have terrible feet. I am constantly battling plantar fasciitis, and trying new shoes and inserts to help. These shoes are not very supportive for my arch, and caused me more pain during my shift than with my older shoes.

The bottoms are also much more slippery than my previous non slip shoes. I find myself sliding and slipping where I wasn’t before. I wouldn’t recommend these if you are in the food and restaurant industry, and have high arches in your feet.

I’m sure these are great shoes for normal feet. I just wish I could return these, but I’ve already worn them for one shift.

The system is simple to operate. Put the batteries in the targets and then just aim and shoot the blue laser pistol at them. The laser pistol has a smaller grip than most handguns, except maybe a Kahr 9mm, but you can add a Hogue universal small automatic grip sleeve that will add a little bit of bulk and one finger groove.

It still isn’t a full size grip, but the mechanics of operation between the laser pistol and most carry handguns will be very similar. The sights are what counts. The sights on the trainer pistol are very similar in size, design and spacing to most mid sized Glocks.

I have found that in a very short time frame my first round shot groupings have gotten much better than before. I can practice drawing from concealment and getting that first shot off accurately and cheaper and without other people watching and criticizing me, and definitely cheaper than shooting real ammo.

The trigger on the trainer isn’t as crisp or precise as my glocks, but that’s a good thing. You really have to concentrate on correctly pulling the trigger straight back and having it “break” by surprise just like on a real firearm.

I bought two extra targets to allow more scenario training. After my on-target shot percentages were really good I started using index cards taped to the target faceto block off portions of the target strike zone, which helped increase accuracy.

I wish I had bought this years ago.

The target functions as described, maybe better. The different modes are useful. Sensitivity is good, and you quickly learn the easy ways to use your preferred modes. The pistol is adequate, but the trigger inside face, is molded flat, instead of contoured, like most real hand guns, so it feels quite different, than your carry gun.

The available (extra) laser insert, works well, in your carry gun, for great practice. ( Double action is preferred here. ) Or you can contour the plastic trigger yourself. Feels much more like the real deal.

Several people have already used the system, a lot, and it has received good reviews, even from skeptics. (Moms of Grand kids. ) Definitely recommend.

Laserlyte seems to be a very good company and they stand behind their product with a 3 year warranty. I love the fact I can take target practice in my home. I have had friends try it as well as my kids and they like it too! The gun has the feel of a real gun.

I will most likely put a red or white color dot on the front sight to see better. Also, the laser that comes with it will fit most guns, I did not know this and I spent $80. 00 for a 9mm laser for my real gun.

You can use the laser that comes with this kit. Buy extra batteries for the laser and make sure you unscrew the cap completely on the laser after every use. The batteries will drain overnight. The kit comes with 2 sets of batteries, however I drained both of mine in 2 days.

Thankfully I had extra batteries before I learned my lesson.

Quality and price wise theres nothing better than this. I ordered 24 of those monitors and they are all spotless. No dead pixels or anything. Im using these in 3 configuration setup and I had to buy extra cables because our computer doesnt have 3 hdmi.

Having two ports 1 hdmi and 1 display port wouldve been fantastic but I managed to make it Work.

I picked this monitor as it’s the perfect size for the workday, and for the stand, which is much heavier than I expected but has built-in tilt and height adjustment – making your workstation more adjustable even without a standing desk.

It was easy to set up, but watch out for scratches when installing the base. Thanks to Visions for honoring the lowest price guarantee.

Pros: Great service, with a fab product at a competitive price. Display is good but not the best on the market but good based on the price. Cons: Box did fine

I bought these 2 weeks ago. When I opened the box and looked at the tripod adapter. I looked at it and said ” You have go to be kidding. It has a big bulky block with an elastic band to wrap around the binoculars.

I would open up the binoculars to match my face and they would squeeze closed. the base sticks out of the case when closed. The purpose of buying binoculars of this magnification is to set them on a tripod for glassing.

When I returned them to Cabelas and told the Optics saleman what I did not like about them he nodded knowingly. He told me that he took a class from Leopold on how to install the adapter. Who ever designed these was not a hunter.

The binoculars are great but the tripod stinks.

You can always spend more buy why? These BX-4 Pro Guide bino’s work very well in low contrast light. They are better than my eyes in seeing difference in green and brown and grey under dusk conditions.

Made in Japan shows in the glass quality, fit, and finish. Everything is tight and solid and designed for ease of use. Even the padded strap and case are well thought out and useful. I chose 8 x 42 over higher power or larger size because of smaller weight/size, easier to keep steady, long eye relief to accommodate my glasses, large exit pupil, and wide field of view.

I’m also not shooting past 150 yards. The eye relief is so long that I can rotate the eye pieces out to the 1st stop and use with my glasses. The “Guide” that comes in the box is generic and doesn’t point out specific features like ability to “lock” the eye pieces at the “stops”.

The padded strap has the nice feature of short tethers that are fixed to the bino with clips to un-fasten from the strap. The rubber “snap”covers for the “large” lenses are fixed to the bino with a circular rubber part, but can be removed if needed.

The rubber cover for the “eye” lenses is the typical one piece that can be tethered. No tether was provided for this. I did not need to use the diopter adjustment for the eyepiece as factory calibration was spot on in the neutral position, as I have 20/20 vision with glasses.

Recently received my BX4 12X50s and honestly was surprised. I have used several of the “other guys” products for work and even though they cost significantly more, I definitely prefer the BX4s. They are super light but very study.

My daughter decided she could drop them from her play structure (8 ft) and watch them bounce. While I was horrified when I saw it happening, the lens covers and armored coating did their jobs! Everything is super tight still.

Oh and glassing bucks is way more productive now. The 12s are the way to go. Good work Leupold you’ve locked another customer in for life.

So I’ve been using this belt everyday just about since 2020. It has held up well to daily concealed carry use and range use. The belt is made of solid material and I imagine it holding up got years to come.

I have two gripes, both are due to being a more lean guy: 1) The buckle is pretty bulky. I carry appendix and if I’m wearing a slim cut shirt, the belt buckle protrudes through my close with the added girth of a gun and holster.

2) Or can ride up a bit in the back which calls for occasional readjusting. But with all the cheap garbage that’s out today, especially with belts, this one does what it’s supposed to, but can be a bit cumbersome for thin guys.

Excellent quality, fair price, outstanding service. What more are you looking for!? The actual rating on the belt left some questions so while performing some bailout training, I tested it myself. Using a belay line and harnessfor safety, of course, I made a 30′ rappel using the belt.

I’m 6′ tall, weigh 220 lb, and was in full turnout gear + SCBA. Other than a little more uncomfortable than a rappelling harness, it worked fine. I wouldn’t recommend using this belt for rappelling as a primary, but in an emergent bailout situation, I’d hook in with it.

I was tired of leather belts sagging and coming unstiched. I tried Duluth Trading and Old Navy and more for leather belts buy all disappointed me. I wear a belt 7 days a week and every day is a work day doing ranch work or metal work or some thing or another.

I bought one of these, not paying attention to which brand it was and not caring: I had just been dreaming of a web belt. That was around the end of 2017. Over 4. 5 years later it is still my daily belt.

It hasn’t come un-stitched, it barely has a sag, the buckle is still 100% functioning, and it’s not frayed. zero issues or complaints.

I have only used it to advance and rewind slides in a PowerPoint presentation, but it worked perfectly. It is comfortable in my hand and easy to know where my fingers were without having to look down at the remote.

The laser was very bright, my dog loved it. I was not too far from my PC the whole time, so I cannot speak to its range. My only criticism is that the receiver (the part that plugs into the PC) is on the large size despite the packaging showing a symbol that would imply that the receiver is the smaller Logitech type.

The receiver’s size was more that of a traditional thumb drive. However, it does fit nicely in the body of the remote when not in use.

Works great. nice size. I like that the dongle stores in the unit, and there is an on/off switch so you don’t accidentally burn the batteries when traveling. Two negatives: I can’t find a way to save the timer setting so I have to always reset it.

so if I always do a 1 hour presentation, why do I have to always reset it. not a big deal, but it would be nice. Secondly is the bigger issue for me. the BLANK button to turn the screen black is right next to the START powerpoint slideshow button.

If I try to hit the Blank, and accidentally hit the Start, it will jump back to the first slide!!!! I can’t risk this in my keynotes so I had to return the presenter. Other than that, great remote. You decide what matters most to you!.

I am not sure whats going on with Logitech lately, but their products seem to continually be getting worse. I received this presenter mouse today, the packaging was fully in tact, the box was not damaged, but after opening I could see the plastic display screen on the front was popping up out of the body of the device, making it unreadable.

The on/off switch seemed to be crooked and when in the on position the thing showed red and when off green, maybe by design but seemed backwards. I pressed the clear plastic display back in place, but after a few moments it started working its way back off.

It was like it was missing glue or something inside that would secure it. I immediately contacted Logitech on their support page using the chat feature about the manufacturing defect, and instead of saying “sure we messed up at the factory let us correct” they told me to go through the vendor, which seems counter productive to me.

I explained this wasn’t a vendor issue but a quality control issue from the factory, you would think they would want to get it in their hands to see where their trouble spots may be and to prevent this from happening again if possible, all they said was it helps them to hear feedback in order to make better products.

or something like that. Seems a company, especially one like Logitech, would want to get their customers satisfied quickly and resolve QC issue in a timely manner, but in my case Logitech wasn’t interested.

They were so disinterested, they left me hang for more than 5 minutes at a time between posts, on a chat session that feels like forever, but I am guessing they wanted me to just fade away. I did reach out to Newegg who sent me an RMA and will issue a refund, but what a pain and has turned me off of the Logitech brand! I think their customer service and quality of at least this product and some others I have been dealing with lately, are sub-par!.

The table is a standard computer table but the QA is atrocious. According to the instructions it has pre-drilled holes. It does not. Instead there are rectangles and dots that appear to be hand drawn with a sharpie and do not line up – with no holes! You have to drill your own.

I also received two left legs and had to drill my own holes through the metal to be able to mount the rear panel. Expect to spend a lot more time than you want to fixing the problems with what you are given.

I love the desk, but I nearly lost my mind assembling it. The holes to screw the legs to the top did not match up well at all. It almost took more muscle than I could muster, but I finally got it together.

Then one of the screw holes for the adjusting knobs did not work right and the knob came loose. Fortunately they also put in a couple “no touch” screws with an allen wrench and I ended up using them instead.

However, once assembled, the desk was perfect. Heavy, heavy, heavy. I wanted a mnimalist look for my home office and this desk is perfect. I needed the oak color to match my other furniture in the room.

Later on, I also attached a keyboard shelf, no worries about the top not being solid enough to support the shelf, it was hard like cast iron when I screwed the shelf on. The desk is large enough to hold my two 24-inch monitors plus my laptop, but the 24-inch width does not protrude too far in to the room.

Would I buy it again? From a function standpoint yes, from an assembly standpoint no.

This table is perfect for our office. The only downside is the edging is a little rough if you rest your arm on the edge of the table. Ergonomically, you aren’t supposed to rest your arms on the table anyway.

We ordered an edging product which should resolve this problem. Otherwise, great table and the price is GREAT.

I purchased 2 mannikins and on their advertised video which is found in the description area of the mannikin, it states that the CPR rate monitor is preinstalled. Also, when I received the mannikins, the instruction manual also stated that the CPR rate monitor was included with batteries.

When I opened my package there were no CPR rate monitor. I called the company and according to the representative at CPR Saver.

I have owned the original Preston manikins and i would say mine are around eight years old. Never had a moments problem. Battery placement area still working fine. Light weight ,easy to clean and great value for money.

Now also looking for an additional set of manikins and maybe new skins for the old set. I train around 5 days a week 45 weeks of the year. regards brian 247firstaid.

The adult manikin from Prestan is life-like. The feedback system of lights is a fantastic feature of this product. I am thoroughly pleased with this product. This CPR manikin comes with its own carry case, and doesn’t weigh a lot.

All in all, it is a good deal.

The leg system is super strong and well made, but the table/wood is low quality and easily chips. After the second table shipped to me, i accepted a couple of chips just to get on with it. I also recommend having it shipped to a store because the table does not come in good packaging (versus other tables that are sold at staples with better packaging).

I received Energizer Max batteries to try. I have been a long time user of this brand and wonderd about the “max” bit. Will it truly make a difference? Well, I got the D size batteries and threw them into my Mag light flashlight.

Heavy duty flashlight that I keep around for all sorts of uses. I was surprised at how much brighter it seemed to light up the room. Before, yes, it would light up the area nicely, but seemed, a bit dim.

Kind of like the difference of a brand new showroom automobile with fresh, not hazy headlamps compared to a car with hazy headllamps. Yes, they can both light up the area nicely, but one has a better clarity and brightness over the other.

I found these batteries did a very nice job and seemed to last a bit longer. Always a bit hard to truly judge without having 2 exact same flashlights, 2 sets of batteries only with 1 being the normal versus the newer Max batteries, changing them both at the same time and light up the lights and just wait it out to see which lasted longer.

Overall, I felt that they were lasting and working better for me and seemed to brighten the area a bit better. As I get older, my eyes enjoy more light, and I felt thes batteries helped give me a bit more benefit than others in the past.

I’ve done a lot of research on batteries and have even done a few experiments testing different brands. From what I’ve read, and seen first hand, Energizer batteries are by far the best batteries out there.

First, they have a very long shelf life. This is extremely important to me since I live in an area prone to storms and power outages. I know I can always count on my little “stockpile” of Energizer batteries whenever I need them.

Second, these are alkaline batteries. This is the most common type you’ll see in the stores but it’s worth point out. There are also a lot of so called Extra Heavy Duty batteries which actually use zinc not alkaline.

This type of battery will last less than half as long and are prone to leaking. Third, Energizer batteries will outlast any other battery. This isn’t an exaggeration and you can do a simple test to see for yourself.

One way would be to use identical flashlights with two Energizer D batteries in one and different brands in the other(s). Flip them on at the same time and I can guarantee that the Energizers will be the last to run out.

If you’re looking for a dependable battery, care about your electronics and want something that will last then Energizers are the batteries for you.

We can always rely on Energizer batteries. The Energizer Max batteries in D are fabulous. I’m using these in our flashlight and they’re lighting up the night! Simple to install and much brighter than the ones we had in previously.

The Max definitely last longer and save money. They’re brighter and you can really tell the difference. When it comes to brand names, buying Energizer batteries is truly worth every penny. I want my flashlights to work every time and to be bright and reliable.

When I grab one it’s often because other lighting has failed or I’m in need of light in a dark place. I don’t want weak, waning light. Grab the Energizer Max batteries and see the difference for yourself.

You won’t go back!.

I bought these for football games. The binoculars are great for that. 8x seems about perfect for my nosebleed seats. After the first game I took the binoculars to I noticed the belt loop on the case had tore out.

I returned them to Dick’s with no issues (yay Dick’s). The first time I got into the car with the second binoculars, the loop on the case tore out. This time the neoprene case fabric ripped instead of belt loop fabric.

So, there’s some variety in how the case fails. Fortunately, these binoculars are small enough to fit in my pocket. I don’t think there’s any point in returning them again for a third case.

Theses are pretty good binoculars for the price. They are reasonably compact, and are 6 to 7 oz. lighter than my 10×42 Meade and 10×50 Minolta binos. They are fairly bright, and have a short focus adjustment.

The optics quality overall is not as good as the Meades or Minoltas, but they cost more than twice what these do. I would say it is a good bino for birding and most field work. I would not use them for something like elk or sheep hunting.

I bought these a couple of weeks ago and I am enjoying them very much. The lenses are easy to adjust and the quality of the product is beyond my expectations. Also, my favorite part about this is it comes with a carrying case that makes it way easier to remember since the case is kinda big.

One thing however that does kind of get annoying is that the lenses fog/get dirty quickly and I have to clean them, but that is just human nature. These are great to see from a far distance and are great for sporting events.

This is a high quality precision instrument: I was looking for a rangefinder that could easily accommodate golf or hunting & this has all the features I required for both: high magnification, quality optics, a number of different targeting options, elevation adjustment (that can be turned off if required), ease of use (the manual is down-loadable from the Bushnell website).

I would have liked an illuminated reticle but there are limited rangefinders with this feature at this price. It was inexpensive & delivered quickly.

Easy to use, accurate, great sight picture