There's a free trial, just take a look at it. It's a high quality "scan" (straight digital print really) of the paper version. No useless movies or clutter. A jump-to index might have been nice like some other magazines have, but this is a solid choice. I actually went for this rather than the dead tree version.

This is a great alternative to crutches, but it's very important that you supplement the padding in the knee area, you could do serious harm to your knee cap and surrounding area. All shock from using iWalk is centered at the knee. I just used mine for 3 weeks straight, I used some foam from a Pelican case. I'm surprised they don't reinforce this area, as it can be painful if left unpadded. And get ready for people to think you've lost your lower leg when walking head on to them, I try and move in circles when seeing friends as to not upset people too much, haha..

Much easier to install than I expected. I had both installed within 15 minutes from the time I opened the box.

I love this book at the end her aunt has a baby and it is gross how they say it but this is a funny book I think ages 8-15 would love this book email me at [email protected] if you like my review!!!:)instill th next book I will be waiting!!!@$&LOL

It doesn't get the hair close to bone straight. You can get better results using a bliw dryer that has the comb attachment on it. Update 9/7/16 so the company reaches out to me and state the are going to send an replacement item if I give a higher review...90 days later I have not herd heard from them if it was possible I wouldn't govevany stars.

I prefer the classic version. The instructions are vague and confusing for many and I spent much time online trying to understand the new rules with fire and ice. With this version, you are forced to make up your own rules on many points (e.g. can fire be put on top of ice). You always have the feeling that you're not playing it as it's supposed to be played. Fire and ice were supposed to be exciting new additions, but really only lead to confusion.

This is my third Fitbit, after my Ultra and later the One. First off, I really like my One, however my biggest issue is remembering to keep up with it. In short, I've forgotten it enough times that I was really interested in a more "set it and forget it" style of tracker. So far, this works beautifully for what I was looking for.