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Great cable. As good as the expensive cables in the stores, which are a complete rip-off.
Nylon Hard Shell Pink

Great cleaner! Easy to add the water, easy to clean up. It really picks up the water from the carpet, making the drying time fast.
Slim Nylon Hard Shell

Came quickly and in very good shape. Works well with my Garmin 265WT. All attachments fit in case well.
Premium Hard Shell Travel

This vacuum has plenty of suction power, is not very heavy and is reasonably quiet. My biggest complaint with this vacuum is the accessories will fall from their housing occasionally because they are not very secure. Also the power cord is housed very awkward. Other than that the filtration system works great and the vacuum performs as good as if not better than much higher priced vacuums a few of which I have owned before. It offers plenty of hose and connections to reach most places. I switched back to a bag vacuum because my bag-less vacuum was irritating my allergies every time I had to empty it.
Moulded Hard Shell Black

I am very pleased with this Pedometer. It’s simple and yet provides adequate information for a daily walking regimen. Experts say that one should walk 10,000 steps a day, which translates in to about 5 miles. I usually end up with 5,000 steps but with this device I know I can get to my goals easier.
Slim Nylon Hard Shell

I loved this book! So well written. It has everything you want in a book! Don’t miss this one.
rooCASE Hard Shell Candy

Book arrived in time for Christmas and in promised condition. Great read, too.
rooCASE EVA Hard Shell

We just used boiling water without soap as suggested by Mary Hunt the columnist.
Don’t soak the carpet, and vacuum until there isn’t any water coming up thru the clear plastic shield. It got close to walls and has strong suction. The carpet was barely damp after and the waste water was dirty so we know it cleaned. The machine is a lot of plastic but is easy to assemble and clean just be careful and don’t force or over tighten items. The instructions are very good and detailed. For the price we are delighted.
EVA Hard Shell Carrying

a pedometer is important (more than you know)…..I am a young stroke survivor and just learned to walk again. I set goals gor myself everyday about the number of steps I should take and I gotta say, I had many pedometers, but this one is the BEST. I like it that if you shake it, it doesn’t add steps to the count. I don’t know how before my stroke that I never had a pedometer because It also makes me strive to beat the previous’ day steps (It has a memory of 1 week)

and FYI
*1 mile = 2,000 to 2,500 steps
*10,000 steps = 4 to 5 miles
*one city block is about 200 steps
*most people walk about 1,200 steps in 10 minutes
*2,000 steps burn about 100 calories
*3,500 calories burned a week is 1 lb lost.
*12,000 daily calories are recommended daily unless otherwise directed by your doctor
*anything less than 12,000 calories daily will burn muscle and not fat which results to flab and cause “the rebound affect”

Memory Foam Hard Shell

I stopped using this device altogether because it can’t locate GPS satellites where I start my runs in New York City (Midtown Manhattan) due to the tall buildings.

I often found myself waiting and worrying about trying to get a satellite location rather than focusing on the actual run.

The included software for reading your GPS data is also antiquated and confusing.

The heart rate monitor function works very well, better than a cheaper Timex model I previously owned. But I’d rather have a standalone HRM with a smaller watch since the GPS doesn’t work for me.

Could be a fun product in areas with GPS reception.
TTHDCS43 Hard Shell Case