Useful or Useless? Testing 4 Random Gadgets!

[@pittypolyphonic]

I know a lot of kids would turn their nose up at an egg but would get so excited about "dino food" that they'd eat it in a heartbeat

[@heatherangel9700]

I am a hobby baker, and I would definitely use that mold to make a "dino cake" for a kiddo! Put a big ball of fondant in there, and voila! Dino skull!

[@Stryford1]

You can surprise your child with a dinosaur skull shaped egg in their lunch box. The other kids might be jealous! 😂

[@NightBazaar]

There'd be plenty of kids at school wanting to trade. "I'll trade you my celery sticks for your dinosaur skull egg."

[@ferretyluv]

@@NightBazaarOh, we don’t allow trading food anymore because of allergies.

[@ItsJustLisa]

@@ferretyluv, doesn’t mean they won’t WANT to trade.

[@iizbadazz111]

the wine wings is more for in car travel so the bottle isn't rolling around clanking against stuff, works great for that! dropping not so much lol

[@kikixchannel]

At that price...just get the roll of bubble wrap and apply it to it on its own. Or a towel. Or old newspapers. O just put it on the seat (and don't get into an accident)... There's literally no reason to buy these 'wings' over stuff that is much cheaper or outright in every single home. Heck. If you buy just once a nicely-packaged wine with a box, you'll be able to reuse said box for 'free'. That'll provide more protection, too.

[@brentgardner5103]

I know that James has about a dozen hard boiled egg peelers in his boneyard, but he peeled this egg the old fashioned way. Kudos!!! 😁😁😁

[@Gamer3427]

If anything, it does show that most of those egg peelers aren't worth really using for one reason or another.

[@hiddendrifts]

@@Gamer3427 yea, unless you have one on hand, retrieving one would take more time and energy than just doing it by hand

[@megamegaO]

​@@hiddendrifts I would imagine most use come from possibly the disabled community. Maybe issues with their hands.

[@hiddendrifts]

@@megamegaO >disabled community< yes, they'd probably get the most use out of them. otherwise i can't really see a significant benefit

[@megamegaO]

@@hiddendrifts yeah

[@OneGeekStudios]

At the end of the day, the dinosaur egg mold is just a mold. It can be used for other things from the looks of it. A dinosaur themed cake with chocolate "fossils" would be one idea

[@shannondore]

You could pour melted chocolate in it and make chocolate skulls for decoration at a Jurassic Park themed party. Good idea!👍🏻😊

[@Tarkus_]

I was gifted one of those Yetis. They are way too expensive, but I absolutely love mine. I use it virtually every day, and it really does work well.

[@FilmFlam-8008]

@@Tarkus_ exactly how do you use it? I can see the application for putting a “lid” on a can and putting it in a fridge or keeping it cooler inside. Maybe at home or in the office. But if you are going out in hot weather, I don’t see anyone thinking “I am going to be outside in 105F weather for hours. Better bring a single can of Mountain Dew”.

[@Tarkus_]

@@FilmFlam-8008 I use it more inside than outside, and inside I might sip on a can for quite a while. Without the Yeti, it's not going to be very cold by the time I finish. But even outside, it's not always 105F gulping weather.

[@IceTTom]

​@@FilmFlam-8008they use it "virtually" haha 😐

[@IceTTom]

You love it tho? Really? I never think I could fall in love with a can cooler.. maybe my life goals and expectations are set a little higher than that 😏

[@user-neo71665]

I have a few of the Ozark trail versions ($10) and they do work well. I use mine outside and have some silicone can caps off temu. Idk if they help keeping it colder but they do keep the bugs and dust out.

[@isit4ukid]

The wine wings would probably be good for packing in luggage when traveling. Depending on how and what you pack your luggage. I would also put it in a baggie or other such truly leak proof bag or container.

[@Pienimusta]

The can cooler would work so much better if it was white. Black color absorbs so much heat. Great for a coffee mugs though.

[@FilmFlam-8008]

@@Pienimusta the can cooler is better indoors for casual drinking. If you are out in hot weather, a single can of Shasta isn’t going to help much. What would help: a cooler of ice with multiple drinks. As “outdoorsy” as the can cooler appears to be, it is the mall-ninja of drink coolers.

[@Pienimusta]

@@FilmFlam-8008 Of course true. But this issue is also applicable for instance in car if the sun is hitting directly to the cooler.

[@mpf1947]

It's available in a variety of colors. But Yeti changed the shape of their can holder at the same time they started selling it in colors other than just bare stainless, and I prefer the older style that had a taller lock ring.

[@kikixchannel]

It's not a cooler. It's a thermos for a can, rather than the liquid inside. That's a difference. There are actual 'can coolers'. Those mini-fridges you can buy for camping and such.

[@Terry11111]

Haha I wouldn't been dropping that wine bottle on your tile floor.. could have cracked the tile.

[@remlecat8511]

It's totally not related to todays topics , but I have to share. A few years ago, you did a post on countertop dishwashers. I recently just bought the Novete, it's been wonderful. I should have bought one sooner. I'm single, so the size is perfect. My home is old and in a small rural community, so it doesn't have the water pressure for a regular dishwasher. The best part I was able to use was the drain of the old laundry sink that used to be in the kitchen. There is no loss of counter space. It's on a freestanding kitchen rack, with storage below. Thanks for the review, all those years ago. Otherwise, I dont think I ever would have bought this product. I would still be handwashing

[@commontater652]

The wine rings are gifts you buy for someone you know that simply drinks too much wine. Now I gotta order some.

[@NEEDbacon]

Except anyone who drinks a lot isn't going to spill a drop no matter what.

[@IowaKim]

I bought one of those yeti type can cooler at Aldi a couple years ago. It works great!

[@Denrocks]

This was perfect timing. Going on a camping trip in a week and will be at the beach too. I purchased 2 of the Yeti Rambler's. Thanks for doing a thorough and honest review as always!

[@JordanLeetheBoi]

I love Bailey so much she is the HIGHLIGHT of your videos ;u;

[@BatesLDG]

I use the Asobu Frosty Beer insulated beer cooler. It's amazing. Plus it comes with extra attachments so it can fit bottles (on top of cans) and has a bottle opener.

[@Diphyidae]

While I cannot speak for the can cooler, my Yeti mug has maintained its vacuum seal and the outer coating despite a lot of abuse (I am clumsy so I have dropped it a lot) for 3 full years. It honestly looks nearly new except for one chip at the top of the handle from when I accidentally dropped it about 6 ft onto brick pavers.

[@Luciddreamer007]

Dad taught me how to pour wine without drips. A lil’ twist at the end works every time.

[@annette069]

Exactly, if you know how to pour "properly" you won't have any drips.

[@Helicard]

The wine wings reminds me of a project I had to do in school where I had to build a mechanism to protect an egg dropped off the roof of the school. I wish my parents helped me. Mine looked like it was built during recess. It was embarrassing

[@zendipillar]

the egg shaper are popular in japan more so than the us. you vids are always interesting and you fluffy pupper bailey is cute

[@alishawilliams4194]

Pretty sure I wouldn't pay $13 for it but the Dinosaur Mold was (to my surprise) pretty fun to see that it worked. I can see that a young dinosaur fan would be delighted to open their lunch to that, lol. I can also remember my own mother going to the trouble of shaping my lunchtime sandwiches with cookie cutters when I was young so there definitely might be a market for the dinosaur egg mold. Great episode as usual (love the Baily shots, lol). Have a great week!

[@MichaelEMJAYARE]

Im super impressed that even a cheap foam coozie can do that well in 104 degrees for 30 minutes. Hahaha the Wine Wings - as if you’re transporting wine like a cartel member. I was expecting it to be able to be dropped from 4 feet at least. Wow. Better off having one super duper padded bag for it.

[@super_pretendo]

It took so long to measure each can that the results are practically invalid at that point. Should have just opened them, stuck a cheap thermometer in each, and time how long it took each to reach room temperature.

[@carolynsteele9929]

I LOVE my Yeti can cooler. I’m a slow drinker and it keeps my beverages cold PLUS doesn’t have condensation so I can sit them anywhere.

[@joycehunt1307]

I bought my husband an Rtic Insulated Can Cooler several years ago. He loves it and uses it daily. I checked the Amazon price and today it's $16.96.

[@_eaturveggies01]

I watched this to get through Hurricane Beryl during the power outage and gas shortages 😂❤!! Thanks for these reviews🙏🏾 !

[@Jack-ij3zt]

Long time fan and so glad your stuff is back in my feed. Keep it up James!

[@TheHobbsTV]

The yeti can cooler is awesome. No condensation on your desk or table, keeps the drink nice and cold the entire time and makes the whole experience more refreshing! That said...any vacuum sealed variant on Amazon does mostly the same.

[@RobbertRob]

Thanks James, enjoyed your reviews as always❤

[@jhaas68865]

For the van holders I use them just to prevent condensation forming. You are in Vegas so so that is not a problem. Here in Virginia a cold drink will be a wet can to hold onto.

[@TamieBeegle]

I watch your videos all the time and I buy products based on your results. I love that you keep it real. The most recent one I watched was the one with the canned cozies. I was wondering if you could do a review on cooling towels as well. Please and thank you in advance. 😊

[@joelcarreno3997]

I have a can cooler to something similar to the yeti one. I myself think it works great it does keep my beverage cool down to the last drink. I like to have them in the fridge ready to go so both the can and the cooler are at its coldest point.

[@williamrhoden1674]

I love the Yeti koozie. Especially for fishing or grilling when you might have to put your drink down for a few minutes to concentrate on another task. The cheaper Ozark Trail brand does just as well

[@ShirlBussman]

Best thing about this video...Bailey!! ❤❤

[@shannondore]

Agreed!❤️🐶

[@PJPEE]

Always love ya videos and testing, just want to note about temperature tests with your thermal imager. The reason you saw a hot-spot on the can was because it was your reflection off the can, reflective surfaces aren't ideal. You could try putting masking tape over the can surface to get a more accurate measure with no reflection :)

[@cyphre]

I use a Brumate can insulator, and it's fantastic. It's built for taller 16oz cans, and includes a little puck you can freeze and stick in the bottom for using 12oz cans.

[@Kayla_Kimbrell]

I feel like the rings are a great idea. Waters or the bottle rings. That's one thing I always hate with my wine bottles. Not staining from drippage but the stickiness on the bottle.

[@smargs]

Love the videos, as always. It would be nice to see the temperatures in Celsius also for us out-of-us fans!

[@laurallewien2165]

All that wine in the Wine Wing looked like a bag of blood...🩸lol Great video as always James 👍 Happy Sunday 🎉

[@usernameisusername]

This channel rocks.

[@baronvg]

I found myself laughing giddily at the dinosaur egg. Sometimes the littlest things make me happy 😂

[@ItsJustLisa]

I supported a Kickstarter from Grill Rescue for a cylindrical cooler block (stainless steel) and collar that fits in/on a Yeti 20 oz cup (or similar brand) to cool/keep cool a 12oz can or bottle. They call it Tumbler Buddy. It means I don’t have a dedicated double walled can cooler, but I do have an alternate use for my Yeti 20oz cup. I keep the cooler block bottom in the freezer and the collar for the top in a drawer. When I’m ready to use it, I drop the cooling cylinder in my cup, insert my bottle or can, and slip on the collar to keep it in place. It definitely works. If someone already has a 20oz Yeti cup, it would make a nice accessory for it.

[@Alynis_]

I use my Yeti can coolers every day, I have all 3 sizes and its great because I like to sip on drinks. The 16oz energy drink size one is especially useful because of the volume and the fact I don't want to chug an energy drink. It keeps cold all the way to the end of me drinking it. I would imagine there are cheaper versions of the same product but they go on sale all the time and we live in the hometown of Yeti so its easy to get them.

[@valerief1231]

I really wanted the Wine Wings to work as drop protection. My cousin and her SO love wine and are those people that have everything. I might get them still with the caveat they’re not for dropping on terrazzo tile or concrete lol. But traveling, which they frequently do… thanks James, I’ve bought a few items thru your Amazon store front, my favorite is the round collapsing chair, it’s been a huge blessing for my husband that could pass as your older cousin, he was born with cerebral palsy and requires forearm crutches, sometimes he needs to sit down and allow spasms to resolve, the seat is light weight and easy to tote. Love your content, and seriously ready for you and your son to do another taste testing soon, or when your son and daughter collage, I adore those videos, they really are cool “kids” (anyone under 40 is a kid to me now, ok, ok, my husband could be your UNCLE lol)

[@thumbsarehandy.]

I'm a slow drinker and have multiple beverages at a time. I have can insulators from Brumate that I use for energy drinks and sparkling water. I LOVE them! I bought the size that holds 16oz cans, and it comes with a special ice pack that goes in the bottom to make it fit standard 12oz cans. Also comes with a lid to use it as a tumbler! I don't even drink alcohol which is their primary market, but totally worth it.

[@Annie1962]

13:28 I have a dirty mind but HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA --------------- gold!!!

[@GeoffreyGodshall]

Pro tip- Wine ring only has to go about 1/2'' from top. In public, server will just grasp bottle with a cloth napkin. Just a silly FYI, love your channel!

[@ReactiveRaichu]

You may have mentioned it and I just missed it but the yeti can hold looks very similar to the frost buddy. Which can hold multiple sizes of cans and some bottles

[@coreydougherty4315]

I've never heard of Good Tiger before. Good tunes 👍Thank you. I know what I'm listening to at work tomorrow.

[@joshsmith8860]

Check out the Universal Frost Buddy. Best insulated cooler out there.

[@nopandakit8051]

I had to go look up spiced coke.😂 I missed that launch. Sounds weird.

[@chadbertrand1460]

Resting the wine bottle on the glass while poring seems wrong, but I don't drink much alcohol.

[@peaceful3250]

Yes but he said he was trying to be as messy as possible for the test.

[@chadbertrand1460]

@@peaceful3250 It would be messier if he didn't steady the bottle though.

[@JosephSalser]

Best can cooler I have ever used is by frostbuddy and it is multi use. It does more than just 12 oz cans, it holds other sizes. And keeps stuff cold for hours.

[@buddhamus]

The can insulator seems the most useful, but $25 seems steep. I don't get the wine wings. What are they good for? Maybe if you wanted to pack a bottle of wine in a suitcase? The dino egg mold seems fun, but I think you would need more than one, and they would have to have different shapes.

[@Freakinreviews]

Yeah Wine Wings are for travel, but I would think a hard case with inner padding would be better. The egg mold is fun and creative, but it seems to be best suited for kids who regularly eat hard-boiled eggs. I'm not sure that's a very large demographic!

[@janelacher9234]

I have used the wine wings to bring wine back from Europe and they work. They protected the wine and don’t add much to the weight of my suitcase.

[@thegags]

I have used one of the Wine Wings competitors but mine actually had double zip top seals. Not just Velcro… I’d be curious to see once that breaks, would it leak? And would the jostling around from air travel puncture the plastic? 😊

[@FilmFlam-8008]

Eh. What works better than a can insulator is a cheap cooler with ice.

[@mickm6309]

@@janelacher9234 Plus if it did break you wouldn't get wine all over everything else in your bag. You might get a little leakage but it would stay localised.

[@empresswb641]

The Yeti is great. It keeps the beer cold and also oncealed. My husband has dropped it many times but still no scratches

[@BenGrimm977]

the thermal imager is the tempting toy to get

[@annhutcheson5770]

True! They are AWESOME, but spendy.

[@marylhere]

EGGS ON THE STOVE!!! I’ve been using the Copper Chef perfect egg maker for years. After your review.

[@1lmp1]

This red ring at the first glance looks cheap. Wine tasting and fancy dinners use usually white napkin around them, not a garden hose red ring.😊

[@rhecyeeyeejake7184]

I have the Ozark trail walmart vacuum can cooler it works ok and I had to glue the lid together but I like it

[@jeffgardner1694]

Love these videos, you're the most informative man on KZbin! Congratulations on making this a full time gig. God bless you and family. Thanks for giving Back!!!!!!

[@jeremyrebel8931]

I'm curious if u put the yeti in the freezer vs one that is room temperature how much longer u can leave it outside in the sun. And if it is colder after 30 minutes

[@jimmyrade7815]

To really test the wine rings you should pour with the glass on the table and don’t touch the bottle to the glass.

[@joyflowmonger248]

Hey, would you please review the Cantina menu from Taco Bell? I live 2.5 hours away from my closest TB and I'm wondering if it is worth the drive. You have a friend you sometimes do food reviews with, and I thought you may have already reviewed it over there... but KZbin algorithm stopped serving her videos to me and I don't remember her channel.

[@yukiaedogawa]

A better alternative to those Wine Wings is the tube-type bubblewrap. They're bulky but they work just fine when it comes to drop tests.

[@SandraWeierman]

Had a thought. What if you put the yeti in the freezer for a half hour then use it? How long would it keep the soda cold?

[@RichardJones-kx6mb]

I have a yeti mug and I live in Austin, Texas. We also know about summer. I can put ice tea in the mug in the morning and leave it in the car from 8 am to 5 pm. The mug may be super warm to the touch but the tea is still cool. Much better than the generic mug I got a few years ago. Yeti knows serious insulation.

[@HostileTakeover2]

Wine Wings - while I haven't used that specific brand, I've used others like it for several years now. I use them while traveling to bring glass to/from my destination. Ex. bringing a bottle of liquor to guests or bringing home souvenir perfume. In addition to padding the items in your luggage, they (at least the ones I use) also seal against spillage. So if the item inside breaks, you don't end up with the stuff all over your luggage & clothes. Only ever had one item break inside (due to major abuse by airline) and it saved my stuff from being covered in a sticky alcohol.

[@celestialrogue6006]

The dinosaur egg mold would be good for a children's party.

[@Freakinreviews]

Good point! It'd probably be easier to use several of them, but that could get expensive quickly!

[@celestialrogue6006]

@@Freakinreviews yes, it would.

[@cuthwulf]

Yes, because as a parent, a children's party with kids full of hard boiled eggs is my dream :P

[@tamirundell8392]

😂​@@cuthwulf

[@gerardmcquade9102]

@@cuthwulf maybe you can also use it with marshmallows for a children's party

[@III-zy5jf]

I use the Colster everyday to have a cold drink in my lunch bag at lunch. I don't know which brand has better manufacturing-- definition not Stanleys--so they're mostly identical. I hope the car battery rings work; I never knew to use them to catch wine.

[@shannondore]

I love egg gadgets! I don't need the dinosaur egg mold, I probably won't use the dinosaur egg mold, but I want it! It's kinda cute.🥚😊

[@thatstupidbunnysuit2648]

Walmarts Ozark Trail has a good 12 ounce can cooler with a seal just like the Yeti. I love mine and it's cheap.

[@gamingtonight1526]

Wine Wings are for when you are transporting a bottle of wine when going to a dinner party, etc. They're not designed to save a dropped bottle! I use them when my local supermarket has a special on 6 bottles of wine. It separates them and protects them enough when taking them home, as glass is not bashing against glass!

[@gskyflakes]

but they're wine WINGS... i would assume it's cause you can send them flying too

[@remlecat8511]

I use them for the same purpose. I live in the country, so it's 40 miles to the nearest town. I try to buy 1 months supply of things. These protect all those bottles from clanking about, whether it's alcohol, cooking oil, etc.

[@IceTTom]

6 bottle "special"?! Ohh wow... 🤦🏻‍♂️ 😔

[@EmeraldHill-vo1cs]

@@IceTTom In australia we call that a cask.

[@lordgarth1]

The bottle shipping protectors are cheaper and much more protective.

[@cbobwhite5768]

The 2 double wall can coolers should keep drinks close to the same temp, as they are close to the same price. I wonder how the Yeti would compare to Walmart's Ozark Trail Stainless Steel 3-in-1 Can Cooler? It holds standard cans, skinny cans and bottles, for $5.

[@RJWPG]

Our son brought us 3 bottles of wine from his vacation. He packed them in his suitcase using the wine wings, but on opening the bag 2 of the 3 bottles had broken.

[@victoriashoupe3135]

the wine wing test hurt my heart 😂

[@1lmp1]

Sutter Home wine??? Are you an alcoholic? 😊

[@Great_White_Great_White]

Lush

[@stalkholm5227]

5:45 You didn't do the test drunk. You're gonna' spill a lot more wine if you do the test drunk.

[@aczm1988]

You need to review a frost buddy. Holds way more cans and bottles.

[@luisperalta4070]

I love my yeti can cooler

[@paulwizzall]

I've used the yeti. If it's that close, the toadfish wins strongly in my opinion due to the easy can switch.

[@amireplays3571]

"Cheap because I don't want to waste expensive bottles of wine." A sucker born every minute :)

[@yeeisme]

Load and Lock vs Lock and Load... it's order of operations... it would be interesting to see you lock the Yeti first and then try to load your can into it. It makes sense with firearms because you want to lock your safety and load your magazine.

[@MrTJ1695]

I should point out, the foam cozy did okay, however when the can is wet or gets condensation, it tends to transfer heat more and be less effective. I digress, however metal vacuum sleeves don't have that problem

[@applegal3058]

I recently bought two Yeti 20 oz. tumblers for enjoying my kombucha and keeping my tea hot at work. I love them so far! It's hot here now, and out camping last week the ice remained in my cold drinks all day long. I figure I'll be using them for the rest of my life, so it's worth the price to me. For the wine bibs, I just wipe the lip of the bottle with a paper towel or cloth after each pour. I personally don't think it's a problem that needs to be solved with another gadget. I wrap fragile glass bottles in cloths and put in bags or tubs if it does break, so never had a need for something made specifically to protect bottles of drink or food. (Also, seeing those bottles break made my heart cry...what a waste of wine lol) I have no opinion on the egg mould...it's not useful to me, but I guess kids would love dino shaped eggs lol

[@robertnb11977]

I would have liked to see the wine wings dropped from hirer 1st. maybe just once it would have survived, because I feel like constant falls to glass on the same side or regardless it would have eventually have broken regardless.. Not sure if the bottle broken because of the falling height or because of multiple drops? lol

[@Infamouscoma885]

Should have bought the frost buddy instead of the yeti. Fits way more than the yeti. I bought a yeti for the 16oz yeti one and it’s good but the frost buddy xl will be my next purchase since it fits 12 oz, 16oz and way more all in one product

[@bentleyroy3943]

The yeti works better if its precooled first or at least thats been my experience especially with the cups.

[@K0NVICTx]

Yeti koozie is incredible I literally use it all summer long

[@conormacdougal2344]

Thought that the Dinosaur Egg Mould was a microwave egg cooker, i.e. you pour a shelled raw egg into the mould and cook it. Would it work if you tried? I am curious! Obviously you would have to grease it before adding the egg.,

[@jimdreger4626]

I've seen the Yeti clone at Walmart for less than $10. I have a beer bottle/soda can insulator with the screw ring from Aldi they were 2 for about $9.99.

[@pantiesdown65]

The Glasses could effect soda temp too, you could have put the thermomotor directly into each can...Plus no clean up...😂 😂

[@chasenolan4929]

Gotta give the frost buddy universal can cooler a try it beats all the competition!!!

[@eliyang]

Yeti is just branding, they aren’t doing anything revolutionary.

[@sossij8331]

I love good tiger!!

[@muatazjabri]

I use my Yeti can Insulator for camping to keep the beer cold and it never failed me

[@NickBachicha]

Wish I saw this before I ordered the wine wings and got them! I’m taking them in a suitcase and hoping they don’t leak!

[@NickBachicha]

I just got back from a trip to France and brought 3 bottles of wine back home with me. I used the wine wings in my checked hard sided suitcase. Opening the suitcase today and the wine wings worked perfectly! I was nervous after this video but they worked great. I plan to bring them for all future wine trip visits!

[@Elmer_RedEagle]

The bottle protectors that are many individual tubes are way better. They typically come flat and you inflate them with a mini pump. Been using that style for years when I fly. And ive never had a bottle break, ive had my luggage broken. But never a bottle.

[@AlejandroInAustin]

You also opened yeti last, so was at room temp the longest.

[@mikethebeast1012]

Can coolers are great if you live where it gets hot and aren't shotgunning your drinks

[@FilmFlam-8008]

Coozies, yes. Single Can Coolers, no. If it is hot out, you should be drinking WATER or something with electrolytes, not pop/beer. And having a ready supply of available hydration is better, ie a cooler with ice and multiple drinks. Coozies are good for keeping a can cooler a bit more while keeping your hands comfortable. They also are compact. A can cooler is a solution in search of a problem. Better for casual drinking inside an air conditioned office where you may want a “lid”. But in any actually hot environment, you will drink the can very quickly, and then you have to lug around an empty shell.

[@mikethebeast1012]

@rebchizelbeak5392 I'm glad we have an AI chatbot to add a whole lot of words but no valuable dialog.

[@trollfat1440]

GOOD TIGER ARE YOU FREAKIN KIDDING ME BRO YOUR MUSICAL TASTE IS GOATED MY G

[@markbajek2541]

See if you can figure a way to test those fake clip on dragon flies. They are supposed to help keep biting insects away.

[@tamirundell8392]

Another great Freaking Review. Thanks James.