Bamboo Kitchen Drawer Organizer Spring Adjustable

Set up in lounge, but like that it's portable and will be used in kitchen and garden in the spring and summer.

Non-adjustable, but perfect length for us. Quality is top drawer.

I didn't use the divider kit in a Pelican case, but rather as an organizer for my camera gear in an existing drawer. The flexibility of the kit really allowed me to get everything exactly as I wanted.

I purchased this lid organizer to serve in my 1660 case that’s now a mobile camp kitchen for camping and off roading. It is perfect for utensils, spices, soap, sanitizer tablets and the list goes on. I saw this used for photo equipment but was able to see the potential for my outdoor kitchen kit.

It's a drawer.

The Ruggard Outrigger 45 Backpack is the perfect portable container for all of my MoJo tools. Velcro attached compartments are easily adjustable and managed to hold various shaped items in place and securely. The rain protection cover is tucked away in it's own compartment in the back at the bottom. There are plenty of compartments: For DSLR System / iPad Compartment?? Four Zippered Compartments?? Configurable Main Storage Compartment?? Front Organizer/Mesh Pocket/Pen Slots?? Large Organizer Panel/Media Card Pockets?? Two Side Hook 'n Loop Accessory Pockets?? Adjustable Tripod Straps on Bottom?? Adjustable Backpack Straps / Top Handle?? Sternum Strap / Waist Belt?? Non-Removable Rain Cover?? Dreamy!????

Very well built. Adjustable jaw size. Very strong spring. You can put this on fences. tree limbs, backs of chairs. I do a lot of shooting on location so I don't go anywhere without it.

Like them much more then the bamboo

Better than the bamboo I had

This upgrade for my pen tablet was a long time coming. My Wacom Bamboo finally died. Its a little different bc there was more surface area on the bamboo. Almost the entire surface is usable space on the Intuos. Not a hard transition though and I like the extra space on my desk. One of the other reviews complained about the lack of surface area, that there needed to be space for your hand to rest (which there was on the bamboo... sort of), but the thin, sleek tablet design makes this issue a non- issue for me. I like the thin tablet. The pen is also different. The Bamboo pen had a larger diameter which was easier to grip. Intuos pen is much thinner and is definitely an adjustment for me, especially when retouching for long periods of time. But again, this is new and I think I'll get used to that quickly. Very easy set up. Nice and responsive to touch and pressure. Also the pistachio green makes me smile : ) Overall very happy and would recommend.