SHARKK Flippr Ironing Board with 360 Degree Rotating Function and Detachable Iron Rest, Premium Aluminum Iron Board with 8 Adjustable Heights - Flippr

All my friends are jealous. I love it; its lightweight, large ironing surface, and easy to handle. I needed something compact for my small laundry room & this takes no more space than a small vacuum cleaner. I'm glad I purchased this product.

You ever get into a relationship that is just too high maintenance but you think "Well I'm stuck with it now"?As a writer I research things extensively before I purchase them. This had great reviews but was expensive so I thought "Must be worth it!"I hate it. I have a $200 ironing board that is difficult to use, doesn't let you iron in sharp corners like wear (pun intended) your sleeves and shoulders meet, it's cumbersome and ironing takes so much longer to do. They say to put the shirt on the ironing board like you are dressing it but it's like trying to dress a three year old! If I didn't spend so much money on it I would have thrown it out the window a long time ago. Does the company have a youtube video showing you how to use it? NOPE! You buy it and good luck!It's like someone gave you the keys to a jet fighter and never taught you how to start it.

The board requires no assembly and is very lightweight and easy to handle.The width of this board was important to me, as I wanted to only have to iron front and back of my men's dress shirts. In reality, the width is 18.5" at the widest point (not 20"). This meant that I still had to remove the shirts and iron a couple-inch-stripe on each side, times two.Threading a dress shirt over the board and getting it between the underside and frame is time-consuming and means that two contact points of plastic are poking into the shirt (be it the un-ironed or ironed side after flipping).I found the board to be basically stable when situated. However, while turning it (especially with the iron in place) it was unweighted at the non-iron end. One time it started to tip over until I quickly placed my foot on the leg cross-member.As I expected, and was willing to forgo since shirts are my primary focus, slacks are a chore to iron on such a short board. I am going with a more traditional board that is both long and wide.

I barely used for the first time today. Like something new, you have to get used to it. After figuring it out, it was as good as I was hoping it would be. Very pleased with it. I highly recommend it.

There are major flaws in the design. I iron a lot of dress shirts. Your board is great for ironing the back of the shirt, but does not give good access to the side seams and arm pit areas. Also, by having to button the shirt to flip it and iron the front, it is not possible to get a good clean iron on the placket. In addition, with the shirt buttoned, you can't iron the collar unless you take the shirt off the board, unbutton it and then iron it. The extension for sleeves is useless, as it is way too short and difficult to get into the sleeves. I can iron a shirt on my regular ironing board in the same time as the Flippr. And my regular ironing board cost $20. You have an interesting concept, but it does not deliver as promised. I am truly disappointed. I will be returning this tomorrow.

The item works better than described and it was shipped out supper fast. It takes a little getting use to using.

Great idea. Only good for shirts that button. Have not used it much. Sticking to my old school board

PLEASE DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. This board is so difficult to use. I don't even know how to describe it. I ended using it like a regular board. I also dropped the iron twice because the area next to the iron holder is so small and broke my $50 iron!!!