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I use it in the workshop with some PC speakers. Range is pretty limited (10-20 feet), especially if there are obstructions or if the phone is in my pocket.It would probably work best in a smaller space like a car. Sound quality is quite good when it's connecting well.
Plain and simple--you have to follow the guidelines. Don't cheat and don't eat a ton of food. Walk and be active. I worked out 6 days a week, ran, lifted weights, did yoga etc., and couldn't get off the last few pounds. This works. And insulin levels make you FAT....so if you're ready to commit, then do it. Give up the sugar and feel more energized and happier. Otherwise, complain and go to weight watchers.
So I did a lot of research on this product. All the reviews were very positive. I am just ok with this purchase. Set up was relatively easy. The on off power button is a bit annoying as you have to turn it off to keep from draining the battery after use. You have to hold for 3 seconds and see a blinking small green or red light.
Great product and saw results within a couple of days. These products hurts some peoples teeth after uses, but don't worry! Incrementally reduce the amount of time you leave the strips on until they do not hurt your teeth anymore. Its a great product and I recommend to everyone.
Lady biker here. I got my first Timbuk2 bag in 2002, and loved it. I had it for 12 years, but it started turning funny colors and the pouch in front ripped, so it was time to replace it. However, this one seems more cheaply made and didn't seem like it was actually made for someone who commutes on their bike. It was annoying that there are less large pockets in the bag, but I could have dealt with that. My biggest grip is the strap. The little locking mechanism to keep the strap from suddenly unfurling and the bag falling down past my butt was constantly opening. Everytime I slid the bag around to my front to grab something, it would open and I'd have to catch the bag or because the strap would suddenly open to its full length. I commute on my bike and I take public transportation. So I really like being able to slide the bag to the front of my body to quickly grab my cell phone or my wallet, depending on where I'm going. It's extremely inconvenient for the strap to constantly unfurl.
I bought this stroller after looking at sit and stand strollers for my 2+1/2 year old and 4 year old children. I test drove the sit and stands and did not like how large and heavy they were. Since my children are older I just wanted a light weight stroller that one child could ride and one could stand on. I found this stroller and am very happy with the purchase. It folds a bit thicker than an umbrella stroller but is very light weight. Some people say it feels wobbly and rickety, which it does, however it does have a solid frame , I was able to push my 32lb 2+1/2 year old sitting in the seat and my 36lb 4 year old standing on the back over a gravel parking lot with very little effort. The tray opens easily and the seat is very adjustable. The standing area on the back is really just a tiny ledge but both of my children enjoy standing on it and holding on to the handles for stability. The handle extension is useful for leaving room for a child standing in back. The fabric is removable and washable and the basket is very large for an umbrella type stroller, the canopy is fantastic also. It is not as easy to navigate as my maclaren stroller but I use this instead since it is more useful to have the standing option on the back for a second child.
For the most part, this book was pretty decent. Helped us with all of the major sites to see, but like some of the other Lonely Planets we've gotten in the past, some of the organization of this book was not completely intuitive. Combine with TripAdvisor for places to stay and eat, and would probably still have some sort of help with navigation (Google Maps, etc)--because although the roads in Iceland are very limited, if you get on the wrong track it can go a really long time and this book is not enough to help with proper navigation (which it isn't expected to, just want to give people a heads up about that fact since I was wondering it myself before leaving)