Western Clothes – Tack & More

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This bad fits just perfect for my boxer mix. not alot of straps and doesn't slide all around! I love it and it is soft and cusiony for my doggy. Totally recommend! It can h

Was shipped very fast. Was what I expected. The straps ate a little long and I need to cut them but that is just because my dog is probably on the small end of the range this can be used for. No complaints.

These dog packs are a good value. They fit both of my dogs well (medium - 35 lbs. and medium-large - 62 lbs.), with planty of adjustments. How fast the animals get used to the packs depends upon their personalities, but neither of my dogs seem to be bothered from chafing or comfort issues. The packs stay put well once you take the time to adjust them properly. Only downfall was the straps needed trimming after adjustment so as not to have dangling loose ends. Not sure what size dog would ever need a belly strap that long! You give up a little capacity for a better fit that doesn't shift around a lot.

I purchased two of these backpacks for my (50+lb.) Labradoodles. The packs are easy to adjust, easy to put on and well constructed. I have filled each pack with weights and they ride just fine - no slipping, twisting, chafing. I would buy them again!

This back pack is exactly what I wanted and is a good value for the price. I couldn't tell from the picture how I was going to fasten it to my dog, but the adjustable straps were just right.

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The shipping was on time & the quality of JanSport never seems to fail me! I'm finally ready for school.

I bought this backpack for my daughter for kindergarten. I was concerned it might be too big for her because she is petite and only five. However, the adjustable straps make it fit her perfectly. I really like that the bag itself is very lightweight but can hold lots of stuff. She should be able to use it for many many years to come.

Love the bag!It is everything I hoped for and as advertised. Received it promptly too!

This backpack is cute, but it is not really a good purchase. I have washed it a few times, and now the inside of the fabric has started to peel away. Also, it doesn't hold any shape, so it kind of hangs down instead of staying up on your back. The fabric is thin and the quality is so-so. If I had to do it over again, I would buy something with some shape to it with more padding and machine wash capability. This would be more suitable for a day at the beach than for carrying books.

This was a great purchase! It was as if I had bought it at the store brand new, but for half the price! I recommend it to anyone who wants a new backpack, but doesn't want to pay a lot for it.

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...wow...this is one of those great, preconception-shattering projects. Genuinely provocative and cause for serious consideration and contemplation, but also pure fun and entertaining the whole way. In 1986, the Human Skab was a ten-year old kid named Travis. His cousin Frank(y) would ride the bus down from free-form-freak-fortress Evergreen State College every now and then and record Travis, who would make up song titles while at school and then realize those titles with a motley gang of collaborators (mostly family members) and whatever instruments were handy: buckets, spoons, a three-string guitar, a battered upright piano, an accordion, fists on tables, etc. I'm not sure if this record is special because it documents THIS child, or because it just documents the chaos and creativity of childhood in general. Who didn't run around, beat on things and make up little songs? How many of those songs today -- like those of the Human Skab -- would seem eerily prescient and hilarious in equal measure? The original "Thunder Hips and Saddle Bags" cassette, a compilation culled from dozens of hours of recordings by Frank(y), was an underground sensation back in the day, and it still captivates. The epic "Mining the Radiation" goes from almost celebratory to dang spooky, with silence cut but Travis's fractured narrative, what sounds like a clicky-clacky party favor, and solemn piano notes. I wish I could say what this thing sounds like: it as that '80s cassette-recorded vibe that we're all familiar with from Daniel Johnston's classic recordings, but but the spirit is altogether different. Aggressive, unrelenting, scary, wondrous, bold, and scared simultaneously -- kinda like growing up, right?

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It's a bag that hangs on the moving jaw of the tool. It does its job. It hangs, it holds tools, it does not spontaneously combust, at least not yet. It is not watertight and thus can't hold beer.

I have had my Jawhorse about 1 year now, it has worked perfectly for me. I would recommend this product for anyone to use.

Best thing since sliced bread! I thought I had all the tools necessary to do any job but found out I was wrong as soon as I got the jawhorse and started using it. Everyone who uses any hand power tools should have one.

This is a well-made product. It is easy to use and most of the attachments can be installed or removed with simple steps. The only negatives are (1) the manuals are barebones. A 3rd grader could write better manuals. (2) The Jawhorse is quite heavy. Those of us who have passed our prime may have difficulty transporting this item. Overall, this is a winner.

I really like the JawHorse, but the Saddlebags are not practical for me. They are fine quality-wise, but just don't seem very well designed. You can roll them up like a tool roll, but when I actually put tools in them the hook and look strap wasn't long enough to fasten. Also, they just sit over the back of the clamp jaw, so they would be easy to knock off, sending tools everywhere.

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We purchased this walker for my Mother and are very pleased with the product. My husband wanted this particular brand because the wheels seemed more sturdy than other models. She can use this when she goes out as well as in the house. The seat is great as is the storage under it and the front pouch storage is ample.

Well built, except the seat is too small and uncomfortable sitting. A cup holder would be nice.

The HUGO 4.0 Elite Rolling Walker is the best accessory a patient could possibly have to use during recovery. It is very stable, rolls easily on every surface, gives security to the patient - and the caregiver. Without this walker my husband would have found it very difficult to move around, indoors and outdoors, after his surgery. We accidentally bought two - so loaned one to a friend who had hip replacement surgery, aggravated by complications with her knee. She also depends on the HUGO to get around her home, and has used it to walk on dirt road to her mailbox. It is quite a distance, and she felt comfortable and safe during her walk.

I have had 3 walkers and examined more and the Hugo 4.0 Elite Roling walker is the best. PROS: Stronger than most without being wider. Well designed storage areas that will fold for carrying. 8" wheels. Everything works well and was as described. Easy assembly. Excellent build quality. Good price and delivery from Amazon. CONS: Slighty heaver than those of equal width but not by much.

The Hugo Elite Walker is fantastic. This was bought for my 91 yr. old mother and she loves it. She feels so secure while using it. I can recommend this walker highly for any older person who needs an aide in walking. This walker will do the job. Betty La Pierre