Features

• Applications are endless, from measuring pitchingspeeds, tennis serves and downhill skiers to cars at the racetrack
• Measures the speed of a baseball from 6-110 mph at 75 feet
• Speed of larger objects like race cars can be measured from 6-200 mph at 1300 feet
• Features large LCD graphics display and two-way button pad
• Uses 6 AA batteries

Reviews (23)

As advertised
This radar gun works fine for me. I didn't have the problems others have reported. The trigger does have a sweet spot as reported in another review, but it is a minor problem. The gun has a baseball mode, but I use it for measuring the speed of cars. It works whether the car is coming toward you or away form you. I also tried it from my vehicle and read the speed difference between me and cars passing as well as the combined speed of mine and those approaching. You can easily figure the real speed by additon or subtraction. I was surprised to find it will read my speed just by pointing straight out the windshield. I don't know how, but it does. I guess it reads stationary objects up ahead, although there were no signs or bridges nearby. It claims to read car speed at 1300 ft, so maybe it was locked on a structure far off. The smaller the object, the closer it has to be. I locked onto a 14 mph dog at about 200 feet.

"Speedster" Delivers Quality at a Great Price
After reading the four previous customer reviews and giving a lot of thought to what was said, I decided to buy the Speedster. Fortunately, my gamble paid off. After a day of use, the Speedster appears to be all it's advertised to be. Though the battery compartment latch and the fastening point for the carrying strap could be improved upon, the rest of the design is impressive. It only took a minute to get used to knowing when to pull the trigger (to activate the radar beam) and when to release it ("locking in" the reading). In practice, I was able to easily read the speed of pitched baseballs from about 50 feet away, but later in the practice, I was surprised when I found I couldn't read any of the pitches. On a hunch, I asked the pitcher to use another ball, and I found I could read everything again. There must've been something about the troublesome ball that scattered or absorbed the signal, preventing the gun from calculating the speed of the pitch. It's unfortunate that a previous reviewer chose to return his gun when he might've been having a similar problem. By the way, just for grins I clocked the speed of a van driving past my house, and the gun worked like a champ. One final point: I can't say I agree that the trigger design is inadequate. The trigger isn't meant to be depressed more than 1/10" or so, and if you use it as intended, I can't imagine it breaking. The bottom line - the Speedster is well worth the [money] I paid through Amazon.com - buy it with confidence.

Total waste of Money.
Why has my past review been removed.
I thought you guys where fair and im-partial.

Anyway based on the number of other negative feedbacks looks like you cant hide the truth for long.

THe triger breaks. The Battrey compartment breaks without even touching it. The strap breaks the minute you use it.

Acuracy is poor. And gets worse with age.
Customer support is non existant. Not even an e-mail address on the site.

My honest feedback. If you need a toy buy it. If your serious. Buy something else. Ever wonder why a products price keeps droping. No sales.
And I paid 300$ for mine.

Rip Off
At www.Walmart.com the are selling the same exact gun for $160, go and check it out!

This gun is too expenisive
www.Walmart.com has this same exact radar/speed gun for $160 so save your Money and check it out! ... Read more

Features

• 7-quart pre-seasoned cast-iron Dutch oven
• Two cast iron easy-grip loop handles for lifting
• Exclusive self-basting iron cover keeps food moist
• Hand wash using a stiff brush and hot water only; oven safe to 500 degrees F
• 12 by 4-3/4 inches; lifetime guarantee

Reviews (1)

I LOVE IT!
This dutch oven is great! If you love cooking with cast iron, the quality of this cast iron is excellent. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

Magellan's Sportrak Map--with its gray monochrome screen and limited data upload--is a little bit old school. But that's not bad. Think of the Sportrak Map as a jeep--rugged exterior, spartan controls (that are easy to access), and all the power you need to get you to any destination, whether it be the rain forests of the Pacific Northwest or the urban jungle.

This Map model resides at the low end of Magellan's Sportrak series, which is geared more toward the outdoorsy type than the business person navigating appointments from the car. The Sportrak Map offers a 2 MB built-in map database of North America, a relatively small 6 MB flash memory for downloading maps and points of interest from your PC, storage for 500 waypoints and 20 routes, and WAAS reception (more on that in a moment).

Our first of the Sportrak Map was that it was much smaller than we imagined from the online images we'd seen. At 2.2 inches wide and 5.6 inches, it's about the same size as our old Nokia 5190, and its 6.1-ounce weight is slightly lighter than that old behemoth. The controls at the bottom of the device are well laid out and easily accessible, whether you're right- or left-handed (though the smaller Enter and Nav buttons could prove challenging if wearing bulky gloves). The 2.2 by 1.4-inch grayscale display was adequate, and definitely geared toward handheld viewing.

The Sportrak Map has 9 information screens, including compass, track details, and satellite status. It also has such useful features as track back (which helps you to retrace your steps to previous waypoints) and a track-to-route saving function. (A track represents your current direction of travel, but it won't be saved to your GPS until it's created as a route.)

As mentioned, the Sportrak Map is a fairly base-level GPS unit, which can be a bit disconcerting for GPS newbies. Though it does have a North American land-mass and waterway database, it does not show much mapping detail (save for major highway systems and points of interest like airports and lakes). Again, the Sportrak Map is best used for hikes, mountain biking treks, and the like. You can easily set it to capture the path you follow (i.e., create a track) with specific markers (waypoints), and then upload this set longitude/latitude data to a PC to record your route. Our first attempt at naming a waypoint, which requires using the thumbpad to navigate to onscreen letters and numbers, took longer than it should, but we devised a system that kept our names short but recognizeable.

In our testing, we had access to a Magellan Mapsend CD-ROM, and were able to download maps to the Sportrak Map. We grabbed a large swath of the Seattle metropolitan area (including detailed city streets) and transferred it easily to the device (the file was a little over 3 MB, or half the available memory). Smaller map selections for multiple hikes and such will definitely fit on the device, though highly detailed topographical maps may not.

As with most new handheld GPS receivers released since the middle of 2003, the Sportrak Map adds WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation Service) reception for a reading of your location that's accurate to about 3 meters. Is it handy? Definitely, for some--but it will be mostly transparent to you under typical use. For others, such as a friend who is plotting specific hikes in the Pacific Northwest for a book, the accuracy WAAS provides will improve the precision of tracks and offer better detail for map illustrations.

The Sportrak Map isn't the most powerful GPS receiver out there. But if you're looking for a navigation device that offers accuracy, transfer of routes and waypoints to a PC, and a modicum of extended features (such as detailed map download), the Sportrak Map might just be your ticket to adventure. --Agen G.N. Schmitz

Pros:

• Easy to use, accurate GPS receiver for outdoor activities
• Ruggedized, waterproof exterior (that even floats)
• Internal memory enough for medium-sized map downloads
• Ability transfer of routes and waypoints to PC via included serial cable

• 6 MB memory won't be enough for detailed topographical maps
• No external memory card capability (for that see Magellan's Meridian series)
• Isn't recommended as primary in-city navigation device

Features

• 12-channel GPS receiver; WAAS enabled for up to 3 meter accuracy
• 2 MB North American basemap of roads, waterways, parks, and more
• 6 MB memory for additional map downloads
• Large, easy-to-read display; 9-key keypad for quick access to software features
• Rugged, waterproof design; Quadifiler Helix antenna for superior tracking in harsh environments

Reviews (24)

Good Features, Nice Unit
I have a poor sense of direction and wanted a portable GPS unit to (1) use when traveling in unfamiliar places, and (2) to be able to map out some places by plotting points. I haven't plotted points yet, but have taken it on the road a fair bit.

I looked seriously at units from Magellan and Garmin, but decided on the SporTrak Map primarily because of its features and a ... rebate.

I have owned this unit for a little more than a month now, and really have enjoyed it. It has a nice "breadcrumb" tracking feature which will let you save a route previously traveled. It has plenty of memory for my uses, though I have not purchased map additions yet. The basic map included has major interstates, US highways, airports, cities and some other details.

I also purchased a cigarette-lighter power adapter for use on the road. The backlight feature has two levels of brightness, and I had been traveling for a little over two hours with the power adapter and the unit on "bright" when the backlight went off. It wouldn't come back on again despite pulling power, removing the batteries and reinitializing the unit (wiping out all memory). I got a return authorization from Magellan, sent the unit back via ground freight and got it back within a week, also via ground freight. The service was exceptional. Magellan even threw in a couple of goodies with my returned unit for my trouble.

I certainly recommend this unit, and the only reason that I didn't give it five stars was because of the light failure. Other than that, I have been very satisfied.

Good midrange GPS
I have been thinking of buing a GPS for over 3 years, after I heard about Geocaching a couple weeks ago it was enough to make be jump to get one. Did not know much about them in the beginning and I guess I am still learning. I paid ... for mine last week and this week it is less,... it really is quite a deal.

I like that it is small, light and compact...it seems smaller than some of the other magellans that I have seen others with. The screen is good size and the menus have been pretty simple to get around with. My 9 year old picked it up in about 15 minutes and my 5 year old used it to create a breadtrail.

Yesterday I used it for the first time geocaching and it took me within 8 feet of the cache box each time. Features it does not have is average speed and more memory would be nice.

Nice unit for the money

Great Durability and Lots of Options for the Price!
I have been using this unit for 7 months now and it does more than I expected for the money. It doesn't have a lot of the frills like other more expensive models but does a lot of the same and great for geocaching! I have purchased a mount to secure it to my mountain bike and it tells me my speed, direction, altitude, and tracks my path where I go so I can backtrack. It does lots of other things also. Bottom line...it's a great buy!

EXCELLENT GPS!
Back in March/2004, I was looking for a cheap/quality GPS that used alkaline batteries, a monochrome display, and could be used out of the box, without connecting the unit to a PC. Well this GPS was my answer! It took me sometime to find it, but the wait was well worth it! I remember stopping by Fry's, Best Buy and a number of other electronic stores and being told that I would not be sold a GPS that did not offer a monochrome display, and worst of all would not be sold a GPS under $400! I do not understand why so many people using electronics feel they need a Bazooka to kill a rabbit. Shouldn't sales people understand that not everyone needs a powerful device, and some people just need a simple unit? Well I only needed a pistol for the job and found it at Radio Shack.
Well the Magellan SporTrak Map GPS has 2MB of built in maps, which entails interstates, freeways, and highways, not to disclude airports and other points of interest. For me, I do not expect a GPS to replace a regular map, but just to be a strong add on, which will tell me my exact location when I'm traveling. This GPS unit has 6MB of free memory for detailed street maps, but the only catch is the price of the MapSend CD-ROM, which is highly overpriced. So, I do not expect to add on any detailed maps to my GPS anytime soon. I recommend this GPS to all users wanting a simple monochrome GPS unit with great battery life (15+ hours) and only need a GPS for freeway, interstate, and highway navigation. Oh one more thing for the best battery life use the Energizer Titanium cells.

I'm happy!
After lots of research, I finally decided to purchase this Magellan over the Garmin Legend. The decision was based mostly on other websites and reviews questioning the sensitivity of the Garmin. I can't say anything about that, but I know I can usually get enough signal on the 1st floor of my 2 floor house (and I'm away from any windows). In the open, I can usually get 100% signal from 6 satellites and a little from a 7th (it only needs sufficient signal from 3). It's a little bigger than the Garmin, but being an RF engineer, I know that generally, the larger the better the antenna performance. I can't wait to take mine on a hike. FYI The unit comes programmed with fairly detailed maps of the US and very general maps of the rest of the world. If you want more, I guess you have to buy the CD.

Update: I compared my unit to my friend's Garmin Legend and from the window at work, the Magellan did seem to perform better.
I managed to lock on to 3 satellites, while the Garmin only two. ... Read more

Product Description

Features: One handed divot repair tool, Ball marker, Tee punch w/groove cleaner, bottle opener, and nail file, Knife blade, Tweezers & toothpick, Scissors.3.5" overallComes w/clip carrying pouch. ... Read more

Features

• Includes all of the golf tools you need for the day on the course, such as the one hand locking divet repair tool, ball marker, tee punch, groove cleaner, bottle opener, nail file, blade, tweezers, toothpick, and scissors
• Features include rust-free aluminum alloy separators, stainless steel blades,brass rivets, and bushings to hold the knife layers together
• The Swiss Army Knife is recommended for emergency kits
• Victorinox is the world leader of pocket tools (multi-tools and pocket knives) for every activity
• Lifetime warranty

Features

• Lifetime warranty
• 12-Inch pre-seasoned cast-iron square grill pan; raised ridges allow fat to drain
• Heavyweight cast iron provides even heat retention and distribution; no seasoning required
• Ergonomic cast-iron handle and helper-handle
• Hand wash using a stiff brush and hot water only; oven safe to 500 degrees F

Features

• Powered by three AAA batteries (included)
• Extremely compact--about the size of a roll of film
• Small adjustable cord replaces the standard head band
• LED light provides 150 hours continuous light
• Weighs only 2.2 ounces

Reviews (17)

Powerful + Survived Blackout 2003
Early this year, I was shopping for a mini book lamp. I had only two choices:
1. Zelco "itty bitty" Book Light
2. Petzel E44p Headlamp.
Researched both products. Finally, decided Petzel E44P was the one for me based on reviews and the overall product specs . I purchased two Petzel headlamps and I'm happy that I made the right choice.
Petzel:
- Small, portable and powerful
- Light, Stable, Comfortable and Powerful lamp
- Handy Utility Lamp -
- Night Reading - Excellent
- Offer great lighting when you are working in a tight spot.
- Petzel E44P became my essential survival tool during the GREAT Blackout 2003!
- Pay more - Priceless for a Rock Solid Product
- Battery Perfect Size
- Powerful LED lamp vs. standard yellow light
- Long Lasting battery - The batteries are over 6 months old and it is still going strong.

Cons: Closing the battery lid was not easy.
On/Off switch could be better.

Nearly perfect; just watch how you take it off
This is a nearly perfect headlamp.

Positive points:
1) Best battery life of any headlamp that I've seen. LED lamps, low power consumption, etc. mean that it easily gets 100 hours per set of batteries.
2) Lightest, most comfortable headlamp on the market, especially for daily use and/or "in your pocket, when I need it" use.
3) Terrific as a "go put the dog out" or "reading in bed" light.

Bottom line: it's really cool; works great, can be packed away, and used as a hand lamp...get one. You'll love it.

Minor caveats:
1) There's a little warning slip in the package, but in case you miss that: to avoid unpleasant surprises, DO use two hands to take it off, so the rear pad doesn't jump off the back of your head and hit your hand.
2) It's not waterproof, and not as secure as some of the higher-end sport headlamps. Therefore, when pursuing physically vigorous activities, you may want a headlamp that is a little more secure. This is fine, however, for jogging, biking, reading in bed, etc.

Fantastic For Camping And Many Other Uses!
I purchased my first Zipka as a stocking stuffer for my husband, HOPING he would use it. It gets used all the time! Taking out the trash, in the workshop, as a book light, around the house and of course Camping! My whole family has since purchased them. The battery lasts forever and its a great way to tend the fire or cook without having to set up a lantern or other light source. Its light weight and durable too. Even my small cousins have them and they work great!

Wow- lasts forever, great product!
This light never dies due to its LED technology. It is not extremely bright but definitely bright enough for illuminating your path at night. It is great for power outages or camping. I feel much safer walking or jogging at night in my neighborhood. Light-weight, very good attachment mechanism. This product is a major improvement compared to the standard head lamp, to the point that everybody should have one. It is a perfect gift in that it is (1) reasonable price, (2) usable by anybody, (3) sufficiently different that people are unlikely to already have it, (4) truly useful/safety feature as opposed to worthless junk that is most gifts.

Great light for occasional use
I am a private pilot and carry this light in my flight bag. It has proven to be phenomenally useful. I highly recommend it for any situation where you need an occasional light (household use, in your car, boat, for camping, etc.) For portable, occasional use, this cannot be beat. ... Read more

Features

• Measures 86 by 33 inches
• Rectangular sleeping bag with removable zip-off hood
• Rugged, Teflon-coated, high-count polyester outer
• Filled with 3 pounds of non-allergenic Swiss-Therm polyester
• Soft, warm polyester liner; variable temperature rating of +35 to +60 degrees F

Reviews (16)

Warning!
Do not buy this trampoline. I got it for my 12th birthday. I thought that the bands would go just as high as the springs, but they did not come close. It was really fun at first, but then it started breaking down, and I only weigh 100 lbs. The welded metal that holds the legs to the trampoline breaks, and you have to buy replacements at Variflex.com for ridiculous prices. Also the parts take about two months to come. Do not buy this product. I recommend a Jumpking.

Buy the kinds with springs!
This one lost is bounce within the first year. By the way, my children weigh a combined total of 120 lbs. After calling, emailing, and writing, I have found that there are no replacement parts for it (unlike the kind with the springs). I think that $563.00 (by the time I bought the cover and the enclosure) is too much to spend for one year of use. I know find myself looking to buy a whole new trampoline. Disappointed

need new one
I would say a spring one is much better... I think most people who have this don't really use spring ones alot. If you have tryed both go with what you like better. If you haven't tryed both go with spring. for all who are worried that straps are safer, just get a larger spring cover than needed, like the jumpking one. I always take springs over strap. Many kids like me prefer doing flips, spring is safer for flips because you get higher, which makes them easier to do. With a low height, you would have a better chance of messing up. I am a diver, so i have good control in the air, but many kids dont, so i recommend a jump guard. You dont buy a trampoline for safety though, you buy the one with the best bounce. more bounce means more fun so just get the highest bouncing one. i hope this helped you're decision.

Great for the elders and the youngsters!!!
I love it baby! :-) It is good for my grandma. She hurt her quad. For theripy they told her to jump. She jump on my trampoline and her boo boo got better!!! I sing in the shower as I watch my kids jump off the trampoline! I see them through a window in my shower! I enjoy watching my kids jump!!
Thank You Variflex!! You rowdy howdy folks are an apple flavored Life Saver. Apple is my favorite flavor

NOT THAT GREAT!
IT ISN'T VERY BOUNCY AS THE ONES WITH SPRINGS. CAN'T GET ENOUGH AIR. AND IT LOOKS TERRIBLE GOING INTO YOUR 2ND YEAR BECAUSE THE PAD AROUND IT DETIRIERATES, AND YOU CANT BUY A NEW ONE BECAUSE THEY'VE SEWN IT ON SO, BASICLY YOU HAVE TO BUY A WHOLE NEW TRAMPOLINE. THAT CAN GET EXPENSIVE. ... Read more

Features

• 11.75¿ long
• Powerful, rechargeable flashlight with xenon halogen bi-pin bulb produces up to 75,000 candlepower
• Constructed of black, machined aluminum with push button switch
• Up to 1 continuous hour of use between charges
• Weighs 16.1 ounces

Reviews (6)

Amazon reshipped defective product to me! OUTRAGEOUS!
I got my Ultrastinger from Amazon today. It has a cracked/torn rubber nipple over the on/off switch, and from all the fingemarks and other tell-tale little marks on it, it's clearly a USED, PRE-OWNED item. Other evidence: the product box was not shrink-wrapped or sealed as it should be, and the battery was fully charged (new flashlights do not come with fully charged NiCad batteries).

I am outraged that Amazon would re-ship a returned, defective item, but that's exactly what has happened. This makes me very wary of ordering from them again. I immediately ordered that UPS come to pick this up and take it back at no charge to me. Now I have to "wait 7-12 days" AFTER they get this POS back before I get a refund. Nice.

Also, now that I've seen the way the rubber switch cover fails, I've decided not to get this product anyway. I'll have to look into another manufacturer.

THE BEST & THE BRIGHTEST!!!
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The Streamlight Ultra Stinger™ Rechargable flashlight ROCKS!!!

I am a gadget nut, and I have a very large number of flashlights. IMHO, there is no better all-around flashlight than Streamlight's Ultra Stinger.

It truly is amazing how bright and light-weight this flashlight is. It puts out up to 75,000 candlepower yet weighs only 1.1 pounds. Not only is it bright, but you can focus the light to a small, penetrating beam that can be seen for miles.

Don't let the light weight fool you, however. This flashlight feels rock-solid in your hand, and it can take a licking. I take mine running almost every night, and have dropped it on the pavement more than a few times, and it just keeps going.

The Ultra Stinger is also durable and reliable. I've had my current model for over two years now, and the battery is still fine. I did have to replace the light bulb once, but that's not bad considering how many hours it's been in use and how many times I've recharged it.

The only flashlight that even compares to the Ultra Stinger is the SureFire 10X Dominator™. The Dominator weighs only 1.25 lbs and has a two-lamp assembly that allows you to run it at 60 lumens (roughly 36,000 CP by my calculations, about half the output of the Ultra Stinger) for up to 3 hours, or at an incredibly bright 500 lumens for up to 20 minutes. Yes, 500 lumens (or roughly 300,000 CP) is 4X brighter than the Ultra Stinger, but the light is UNFOCUSED, so the brightness is lost over any real distance as the light diffuses. When you factor in the ridiculously high price of the Dominator (the best price I could find on the Internet was $360!), you can see why I recommend the Streamlight as the overall champion. The Dominator is a great flashlight in its own right, of course, so probably the best idea is to get both.

I have several other flashlights from Streamlight, and they are all very well-made. Nevertheless, whenever I want a nice bright flashlight, I always go for my Ultra Stinger. My only serious question about it is, how can Streamlight make the Ultra Stinger so bright and light-weight, while their other models don't even come close? The brightest flashlight in the SL- series is the SL-35, which weighs 2.8 pounds (almost 3X more than the Ultra Stinger) and puts out up to 40,000 CP (Slightly more than half that of the Ultra Stinger). Plus, it's more expensive! The MSPR on the SL-35 is $229.95 vs. $174.95 for the Ultra Stinger. That math doesn't add up.

Other unbelievable examples: Streamlight's 3.3 pound 8-Watt Vulcan™ spotlight can generate up to 50,000 CP, and the 7.4 pound 20-Watt Litebox™ spotlight can kick out up to 70,000 CP. How is it even remotely possible that the Ultra Stinger, weighing in at 1.1 pounds and sporting a 10-Watt bulb, can out-shine these oversized hogs? The obvious answer is "runtime" - the Litebox™ can run at 20 Watts for up to 3.5 hours compared to a 1 hour runtime for the Ultra Stinger. Who cares - I'll take the Ultra Stinger every time!

Streamlight should take their older lights off the market and replace them or update them with the better technology found in the Ultra Stinger, like they did with the new Stinger HP. The Stinger HP weighs 12.2 ounces and kicks out 40,000 CP. Plus, the beam can be focused, while the SL- series is "pre-focused".

I'm sure that Streamlight is on the case -- the HP models are nice, and I really like the Pro Polymer LED lights, too. I just wish that they could come out with an affordable competitor to the $1,800 Maxabeam 6 million CP spotlight.

BUY THIS FLASHLIGHT -- YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID!!!

It's only competitor is the sun.
I have never seen anything like this before in my life. The ratio of power to size blows my mind. I had someone shine this at me from about 50 feet away and it actually *blinded* me for about 10 seconds and I felt physically ill for about 10 minutes. If you buy this flashlight, you won't need a new one for about 50 years... because that's how long this thing was built to last.

Great serviceable rechargeable light. Good quality.
Streamlight's UltraStinger is really in a niche by itself. Mag Light's rechargeables aren't as bright and SureFire's are much more expensive, so the UltraStringer is really made for someone desiring a quality light that won't break the bank.

Some of the nice features of this light: It's very lightweight, very bright (75,000 candlepower), run time is very good for this much light output. Well made, quality construction.

Some of the cons about this light: Plastic lens (seems only SureFire will give you a genuine Pyrex, glass lens these days) and the spot/flood range isn't really that much of a difference (Mag's spot/flood produces a SPOT or a FLOOD). The Streamlight has a very coarse adjustment range, really being all the same style output, with very LITTLE difference in the SPOT / FLOOD. This isn't as bad as it sounds as the light produced is a very good, pure white light, I'd just like to see more variation in the range, but I'm being picky here.

One thing's for certain; this light is much better than Mag's rechargeable and a lesser light than SureFire's 8 or 9N rechargeable. But, it's also half the price of the SureFire and 80% less than SureFire's 10-X. So, I've got to give it 5 stars for being a great value, occupying a market not really served by either Mag or SureFire.

If you're a contractor or home inspector, this light is THE value on the market in a bright, quality constructed rechargeable.

Streamlight UltraStinger: I gotta wear shades
I've had a Streamlight UltraStinger for a little while now. Let me say that this is one, bright light!

+'s: BRIGHT, rechargeable, lightweight, adjustable beam from spotlight to floodlight, good quality/workmanship (not that cheap plastic stuff!), pushbutton switch (on/off/momentary on), up to 1 hour between charges, small diameter (easy for people with small hands to hold).

-'s: expensive, slightly long, charge time is long.

This flashlight is a little large to take with you when walking the dog, but it's not too bulky so you can bring it if you want.

This package from Amazon comes with both chargers (wall and car) so it's very convenient to throw it back in the charger when you are done using it. The charger is made so that you can place the flashlight into it by sliding it in from the top, or "snapping" it in from the front. A nice feature if you are limited on space when mounting the charger.

I have one in the car to read those street signs on those dark roads. Just as good as a Q-Beam spotlight, but smaller.

Would I get another one? Definitely! They are expensive, but you get what you pay for. ... Read more

Features

• 3-1/4 inches long; weighs 5-3/4 ounces; lifetime warranty
• 27-function multitool for around-the-house or job site use
• Includes screwdrivers, wire cutters, bottle openers, saws, pliers, and much more
• All-stainless-steel construction protects tool from rust or decay
• Stores comfortably in leather case or hangs from neck via lanyard hole

Amazon.com Review

Feel great about putting kids to sleep in a safe, durable bed from renowned inflatable-bed makers, Aero. The AeroBed for Kids is built to last, out of heavy duty PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride, or "vinyl") and electronically welded seams. With a large sleep area and a 4-inch-high safety cushion surrounding the sleep area, the bed is designed to prevent kids from rolling off. Since convenience is key when it comes to the art of getting children to sleep, the AeroBed for Kids is very quick and easy to inflate. A powerful AC pump inflates the mattress in under a minute. Morning or post-nap cleanup is quick, too, since the bed deflates in less than 15 seconds. The bed comes with its own mattress pad featuring a fun star and moon design just right for getting kids into a sleepy frame of mind.

The AeroBed for Kids and its AC pump motor carry a warranty of one year from the date of purchase for the original purchaser, provided the product is used according to the included instructions. In case of damage, a vinyl repair kit with instructions is included. Betsy Herring ... Read more

Features

• Sleep surface: 50 by 25 inches; 4-inch high surround safety cushion
• Inflatable bed constructed specially for kids
• Constructed of heavy duty PVC with electronically welded seams
• AC pump inflates the bed in less than 1 minute; deflates in less than 15 seconds
• Includes thick, washable, fitted mattress pad with star and moon design

Reviews (1)

Aerobed for kids
I bought one of these for my 5-year old niece to use when she visits me.It was wonderful.It keeps her and her dolly from falling off in the middle of the night and it is not too big for the room.In the morning I can deflate it, or stand it up on its side.I am going to buy two more for her 3-year old twin brothers who will be coming over with her to visit in a few weeks!It would be nice if it was a little cheaper!Otherwise it is great! ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

With its three-way switch that can easily be changed from cool to warm to off, this thermoelectric unit keeps food and refreshments at the desired temperature. Its internal shelf separates heavy cans from snacks and is removable to accommodate larger bottles or food items. Consistent temperatures are easy to maintain--cold items such as drinks, sandwiches, and fruit stay cold; warm items such as coffee, tea, and soup stay warm. Measuring 11 by 13 by 9 inches, the compact unit can be used in such places as the home, office, or dorm room. It also has the versatile capability of being easy to use while traveling with its convenient carrying handle and the included car adapter. --Catie Unger ... Read more

Features

• Measures 11 by 13 by 9 inches
• Thermoelectric unit keeps food and refreshments warm or cold
• 3-way switch with cool/warm/off settings; carrying handle for easy portability
• Internal shelf for organizing, removable for accommodating large items
• Plugs in at home or can be used while traveling with included car adapter

Features

• 10-inch skillet; made of cast iron for superior heat retention
• Pre-seasoned and ready to use
• Convenient assist handle
• Should be cleaned with a stiff brush and hot water; oven-safe
• 2 inches deep

Amazon.com Review

From the renowned company that created the Swiss Army knife acentury ago comes this complete set of tools for men and women to tuckinto pocket, purse, glove compartment, fishing-tackle box, or anyplaceelse where it can be found in a hurry. Measuring just 2-1/4 incheslong--smaller than a pack of gum--and sheathed in the famous Swiss Armyred plastic, the MiniChamp II pocket knife is a toolbox and manicurekit small enough to fit into a pocket or clip onto a key ring. A valuedcompanion, this pocket knife consists of 11 separate tools and carriesa lifetime warranty against defects.

The tools folded inside the pocket knife include a small knife blade,scissors, a nail file, a nail cleaner, a cuticle pusher, tweezers, acap lifter with a magnetic Phillips head screwdriver, a scraper, a ballpoint pen, an emergency blade, and a screwdriver with ruler. --FredBrack ... Read more

Features

• Pocket knife measures 2-1/4 inches long
• Ideal for pocket, purse, glove compartment, or fishing-tackle box
• Tools include small knife blade, scissors, nail file, nail cleaner, cuticle pusher
• Also includes tweezers, cap lifter with magnetic Phillips head screwdriver, scraper
• Plus ball point pen, emergency blade, screwdriver with ruler, key ring

Reviews (3)

A great keychain accessory
This little jewel is small enough to fit on your keychain and yet packed with all sorts of goodies. I'm not quite sure what the "cut & picker blade" is used for, but it sure looks cool. Knowing Victorinox's durability, I'm sure this knife will be on my keychain for a long time.

Good but there's a better alternative in the Rambler
I had this knife until I donated it to security at the airport. When went to replace it I found the Rambler. Very similar knife but without some of the tools I rarely used. It has the blad, nail file, phillips/bottle cap operner, scissors, and toothpick and tweezers. Ends up being a little thinner too. Also was a bit cheaper. I recomend the victorinox knives in general, very well made and last a long time. I've got my rambler on my keychain with a maglite solitaire as well and find that very convenient.

Nice knife; Very Sharp looking
Has lots of stuff. Has many tools. Almost cut myself when experimenting with all tools at once. ... Read more

Features

• Measures 86 by 32 inches
• Mummy bag; double-layer, offset quilt construction
• Rugged, Teflon-coated; high-count, cross-dyed nylon/polyester exterior
• Filled with 48 ounces of non-allergenic Swiss-Therm Elite polyester
• Soft, warm polyester liner; variable temperature rating of +20 to +60 degrees F

Features

• Two 6-volt, 6-amp/hr rechargeable batteries included
• Twin-beam, ultrawhite, halogen blue bulbs
• Beam as bright as 3 million candles
• Rugged weatherproof housing
• 12-volt DC power charging cord and a 110-volt AC household charger adapter

Reviews (9)

I Like It
Overall: This is a very good portable light. It practically turns night into day wherever you point it and for a good deal of the peripheral area around your targeted area, if that makes sense.

Pros: Really, really bright. There's no hype there. This thing is like two car headlamps strapped together and placed in your hand.

The sealed lead-acid batteries (there are two, one in the bottom "block" and one in the upper part behind the lamps themselves) are strong, reliable, and long-lasting.

Cons: It's somewhat heavy for one-handed operation, but it comes with an optional strap which you can throw over your shoulder to have to keep from supporting the entire weight with your hand. It may sound awkward as I describe it, but it works very well.

The fit-and-finish is only "average". It's made overseas like so many things these days, and some of the labels, ports/connectors feel less than optimal, but I consider this criticism to be a nit. The things I've mentioned are really only aesthetic and don't affect the light's performance.

And a caution: The lens gets very very hot after use, so you need to store it with that in mind until it cools down after several minutes.

Conclusion: Highly recommended. If you need powerful, portable light, this is it.

BEST LIGHT EVER
This is without a doubt, no question, the best flashlight in the world. This light should not even be considered a flashlight. It looks like a helicopter is shining at whatever you are pointing this thing at. It is that powerful. This will shine up anything you want, for up to one mile away. It is absolutely amazing. You will never be short of light again with this flashlight/helicopter spotlight. Buy it today.

Mega Disappointment
This item was advertised as shipping within 1-2 days. In fact, 11 days passed before it was shipped. It took a total of 14 days to arrive from the time I placed my order. Amazon's poor customer service was matched by the mediocre quality of this item. It's bright, but poorly made and so heavy it is awkward to use. I advise avoiding Amazon.com and this item.

The Best Spotlight on the Market
I've had this spotlight for almost two years and I've never have any problems. First of all I believe it's the brightest customer spotlight on the market. It comes with two bulbs 1.5 million candlepower each. I suggest just having one bulb on at a time because it still is much brighter than you'll probably need for most cases and it more than doubles battery time. Speaking of which is great. I've never done any tests but with average use I charge it about once a month. The area light on it is great. It's much much brighter than most flashlights and because it only uses a fraction of the power than the twin beams do you can easily get 20 to 30 hours on a single charge. Also one thing I don't know if was mentioned in the product preview is that it works as a 12-volt car plug in. Which means anything you can plug into your car (i.e. cell phone, CD player) can be plugged in to the front DC charger. So you can run your cell phone or something off this thing. You can get an adapter and change this into a normal household plug in. Overall, this is a perfect for pretty much anyone.

peace of mind
I bought this item originally for my boyfriend who lives in a very secluded area and very often has power outages.

We have used it on an unexpected night sailing trip and numerous other occasions. All around it is really handy and very powerful.

I bought one for myself and will never need another flashlight. ... Read more

Reviews (11)

Nice scooter
very nice very light very fast electric scooter good for kids

Poorly made but great fun while it lasted
Ordered this bike from this very site, very quick shipping, right out of the box, the belt on the rear wheel of the scooter was so tight that it wouldn't complete even one rotation without getting stuck, tried to adjust the belt tension by myself by loosening the axle nut, brakes and then by adjusting both the axle adjusters but the real wheel never turned freely, there was that friction half-way in a single rotation and I could never align the wheel freely. Also, the so called adjustable handlebar was skewed. Anyway, the scooter charged promptly and we took it out and it was great fun, it has a small lever that you press with your thumb for a throttle instead of the traditional twist or turn throttle. We noticed that the plastic part which kind of held the belt in place had come loose after just half a day of riding. One other thing was it is really difficult to inflate the rear tire. All in all, it was great fun while it lasted and my daughter enjoyed every minute of it and if you are the kind of person who doesn't mind fixing all these little things then this is for you. Razor really has to improve their product quality. This was my second unsatisfactory experience with them after their pocket bike which was also poorly made. The bike is going back.

This scooter is so (...)cool!!!!!
I have so much fun riding this scooter but the charge dosen't hold long.

It's Crap!
I hate this scooter! Yes it's durable but it goes soooo slow! Come on make something faster! The batteries last for only about five minutes! Plus you have have to stand for those five minutes, come on give us a chair. You call this a scooter, its junk don't buy it!

sucky
how could you not have coushion seat i mean it didnt have to be a coushion seat but you could have put one on it.kids need to sit on something while riding their scooter.Think about it. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

This stainless steel thermal mug is the commuter's best friend. Its powerful vacuum seal keeps beverages hot for up to an hour--enough time to last through the worst traffic jam. The modern-looking tapered silhouette is designed to fit in most vehicle cup holders, while the sleek black handle gives a sure, safe grip. Dishwasher-safe, the mug is also great for keeping drinks cold. It stands 8-1/5 inches high and holds 16 fluid ounces.--Mary Park ... Read more

Features

• Stands 8-1/5 inches high; holds 16 ounces
• Vacuum-sealed thermal mug for hot or cold beverages
• Made from dishwasher-safe stainless steel
• Keeps drinks hot for up to 1 hour
• Fits most vehicle cup holders

Amazon.com Review

Designed for the highly versatile outdoor chef, the BrinkmannAll-in-One cooker delivers five distinct uses in one minimally bulkyunit. By removing or rearranging the All-in-One's separate components,you can fry, grill, or smoke with gas, or grill or smoke with charcoal.Constructed with an all-welded frame, the unit features a raised rimfor extra stability and sturdy U-shaped legs. Switching between cookingmethods is simple and straightforward. For gas frying, the cooker usesthe standalone base with a flat pan, a stable enough construction tohold the large pots used to cook turkeys and lobster. For gas grilling,it features a vented, aluminized base pan that holds the included lavarocks securely above the LP gas burner. Replace the lava rocks withcharcoal, and voila, you now have a charcoal grill. In its charcoalgrill configuration, the All-in-One can be removed from its standinglegs for camping, tailgate parties, or picnics. As a smoker, powered bycharcoal or by gas, the cooker uses two racks to hold up to 50 poundsof food and a water/marinade pan to generate steam.

An integral part of the All-in-One's versatility, the dome lid fitsevery configuration and includes a simple heat indicator to cut down onguesswork. Its rounded shape also forces the circulation of heat,smoke, and steam, so food cooks evenly without the necessity of bastingor turning. Both the chrome-plated steel grills and the porcelainenamel water pan on this model clean up easily, and the wooden handlesstay cool. Brinkmann aluminizes the base pan to prevent rusting andequips the hose with an adjustable regulator for precise flame control.The unit also includes a rust-resistant drip pan to catch ash, embers,and grease. Assembly is required. --Emily Bedard ... Read more

Features

• Measures 19.5 by 18.4 by 32.8 inches; weighs 42 pounds
• 5-in-1 unit: gas cooker/fryer, gas grill, gas smoker, charcoal grill, charcoal smoker
• Adjustable 160,000 Btu high-low burner
• Chrome-plated steel grids hold up to 50 pounds of food
• High-grade wooden handles stay cool

Reviews (3)

good all around
read about this at www.thebarbecuemaster.com bigals review and recipes work out fine with this smoker

Very versatile and easy to use.
This All-in-One idea is really cool. As a smoker, it's very good. Easy to maintain temperature by adjusting the gas flow and air intake. It's a little dificult to run at low temps (200f) if the weather is warm. If you turn the gas down too low, a slight wind will blow out the burner. We solved the problem by giving it more gas, but starving the intake of air.

As a grill, it's not very good. It works, but not very efficiently. We have to crank the gas up real hot to get the pumice warm enough to sizzle steaks. We found that in charcoal mode, it works best after putting a grill inside, raised slightly above the vented tray bottom with some spacers. Put the charcoal on the raised grill. The extra air under the coals makes for a hotter fire.

Now the great part; fried turkeys. This is no 30,000 BTU camp stove. The burner on this baby really puts the heat on 4 gallons of oil. It's almost scary how powerful the burner is.

One final word; this setup does not come with a propane tank. If you don't have one, count on another $25-30 bucks, and on big projects, make sure it's full. Theres nothing more depressing than getting halfway through a 8 hour turkey smoke and run out of fuel.

Secret to the BEST Salmon
I've had one of these smokers for 4 to 5 years. I'd buy another one if my current wears out... well, well worth the price. This cooks the best chicken, turkey, and, above all, salmon that I've ever tasted. Try marinating salmon filets overnight in teriyaki and smoking for 45 to 60 minutes with alder chips for the most moist, flavorful salmon you've ever tasted! ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

A hammock for the hip, the Brazilian Amazona is a paragon of relaxation, comfort, and quality. Its weatherized woven cotton body comes in a natural color striped with blue and features hand-braided fringe. Stretching 7 feet long by 4 feet, 6 inches wide, the cotton bed is cool and soft; the price is right; and the midafternoon floating is, well, dreamy. ... Read more

Features

• Large single hammock--bed size 7 feet long by 4 feet 6 inches wide
• Overall hammock length 10 feet 5 inches
• Sturdy weatherized woven cotton body is colorfully striped with blue
• Hammock fringe macramed by hand

Reviews (9)

Great deal from a true bargain queen!
I searched many sites to find an affordable hammock that was also durable. I was replacing a hammock that was brought back from Panama, and wanted equal craftsmanship, not the uncomfortable & awkward braided type. Most others I saw were $60 - $160. This hammock is perfect for lazing around off my back porch. My 3 year old won't stay out of it! You didn't have it in stock for Mother's Day, so I kept it for myself when it did finally come in. Thanks again for one of life's simple pleasures that us parents seems to miss out on ~ relaxation!

Not comfortable, doesn't hold up to weather...
Hammock is ok quality, and a decent price, but it isn't the most comfortable. You feel like you're slumped into a sling, and you need large trees or posts to tie it to. If you want a comfortable hammock, or you want to use a stand, get hammock with wood bars. I bought one from ExoticHammocks for about $50 and gave away my Amazona. Also, look for a hammock with nylon or polyester. Cotton hammocks rot and fade.

woo-hoo
For the price this hammock is 6 starts. I mean, when you look around and see prices ranging in the 150's, to only drop just 40 makes this baby an easy sell. It has so far been a delight to lie in and with my newly purchased Tiki torches ...and some starving wannabe actors chained to my back porch I feel just like I am in Survivor.

Heaven Brazilian Hammock
The 537 Brazilian Amazon.com Hammock is a must have for the summer. It's a durable hammock with an elegant design. You're buying a quality product for a great price!

Comfy
Ahh Bliss. Nice Hammock. Can take on me and my dogs without a problem. Mind you, the dogs are not invited, but like to check it out - the hammock is so tough that so far doggy claws have not damaged it. ... Read more