My spouse likes it but said it is a VERY SLOW process to trim his nails. It is good for trimming toenails for people who have trouble bending over/reaching their feet.

I bought this machine for my husband, who hates cardio. He's probably done it once a week since I bought it 4 weeks ago. That's more cardio than he's done in 2 years, so I consider it a success. I'm in fairly good shape, so I have a hard time getting my heart rate up on this machine. It's equivalent to a brisk walk. I like it, though - sometimes after a rough day at work all I can do is a light workout (and I certainly can't walk in the wintertime in Ohio). The biggest bonus is that you can watch tv while you do it.

This album is pure excellence. Nothing was lacking. Lyrics, beats, arrangement, mix....it's 100% pure quality. This is the album Hip-hop needed I'm 2014. It's definitely on my list to see him perform live.

First, I'd like to said I have put under 1000 miles of commuting, mtb and a few races with this shoes. The most important characteristic of this shoes is durability, I have treated them with no mercy, water, mud, sand, rocks and they have withstand all of them while remaining almost as new. Even though this is marketed toward a commuting shoe I have found it does well as an all rounder. It's not the most comfortable shoe as other reviewers have pointed out, the sole is not very rigid, but rigid enough for clipless pedals. One minor thing is the aesthetics are not the best and they do not seem to be very fashionable. Bottom line I would recommend them for those looking for their first clipless shoe that still want some flexibility to walk on them or perform mtb trips.

Its has only been one night, but I definitely notice that my crazy flaky dry skins is drinking this stuff up. Its silky, normal consistence, and has no smell. Most of my dry patches were gone in the morning, some that were a bit more severe were slightly lingering. I'm sure with a few more applications they will be non existent. If that much change happened in one night, I have no doubt that it can only get better. I wish I would've done a before and after close up shot of these areas to show the difference, I know when I'm shopping I value that kind of testimony.

This unit took about 30 minutes to install and works great. It took longer to figure out how to neatly run the wire for the MP3 player than it did to install the adapter in the dash. I found a photo slideshow for removing the factory radio, which helped tremendously. My truck had an area to the right of the radio where I could stash the unit and secure it with wire ties to keep it from rattling. I bought a 6' wire for the MP3 player and ran it under the center console and up through the center storage compartment (which I had to partially disassemble), where the wire can be stored when not in use or pulled out when using the MP3 player.

The magazine ads show a nice product. A set of "All Weather" mats to protect your car's carpet from the snow, slush and water of bad winter weather. At quick glance in the ads they look great and are described as having great wet and slop retention channels - pictures with clumps of snow, etc. A much closer look and read on-line suggests no high edges on these mats - to retain the melted snow.