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Wed Mar 16 00:00:00 MDT 2016Lea L. Rating:5.0
Theae are the nicest shower robes ever!! Thick, soft and absorbant!!
Sat Apr 23 00:00:00 MDT 2016Theresa L. Rating:5.0
Great terry robe for going to and from the hot tub. Where I live it is sometimes very cold when I head out and this is perfect weight and a great length-falling about mid calf.
Tue Dec 08 00:00:00 MST 2015DENISE L. Rating:4.0
The robe is heavy weight and true to size. I purchased the navy blue and it needed to be washed since it was shedding as soon as we took it out of the bag. The amount of fabric that was on the dry lint guard seemed to be excessive. The robe did not shrink and still fit nicely though.
Wed Oct 29 00:00:00 MDT 2014purplemario Rating:4.0
A good, basic terry cloth robe. Washed it once and it didn't shrink. Got a L and it's plenty long. I'm 5'5" size 14.
Tue Feb 23 00:00:00 MST 2016Tara L. Rating:3.0
I was looking for a winter robe, It is soft and looks good, but robe material is much lighter than it looks like.
Sun Jun 05 00:00:00 MDT 2016Thomas L. Rating:5.0
We looked for a good cotton robe at local retailers. Being that is about to be summer, choices for bathrobes were limited. Went on line and found something that is perfect.
Tue May 03 00:00:00 MDT 2016Omar L. Rating:4.0
Not a fan of terry robes, this is light and belt is attached. Not oversized.
Mon Jan 11 00:00:00 MST 2016Deloise L. Rating:5.0
Lovely robe for stepping out the shower. Nice and soft.
Thu May 21 00:00:00 MDT 2015Brenda W. Rating:4.0
Love the robe very warm & cozy, wish you could order the size slippers you actually wear. I ordered L robe & was sent L slippers, way too large
You have plenty of big, fluffy towels to keep you warm when you hit the bathroom's cold tile floor after a shower. But haven't you forgotten something? Staying cozy after you have dried off requires a bathrobe to wear when you really need to warm up. A luxurious bathrobe can be a particularly great addition to your morning or evening shower or simply a soft piece of clothing to wrap up in on a lazy weekend. Still not convinced you need to buy one? Here are five more reasons you'll want to make sure you have a robe in your bathroom. Read More
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E-PL5 Stabilization
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Re: E-PL5 Stabilization
In reply to springsnow • Aug 19, 2013
For me, PL1 and now PL5 stabilization has always worked well.
My technique is to use the camera strap tensioned between the camera and my neck, arms bent with elbows pulled into ribs, one hand under the camera body/lens, other hand around the camera grip, often using my thumb on the shutter instead of index finger and if necessary (for very low light) - braced up against a wall, pole or other object.
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