[Ash] It is not too satiny. Has just the right amount of reflection. Hardware to hang comes with it.

[Glass] Hyperlite Mountain Gear (HMG) makes some of the most durable and certainly the lightest mountain gear on the market. I own one of their mountaineering backpacks and have snow camped in one of their floorless tents. I almost always carry a camera with me when mountaineering, rock climbing, or skiing. I normally toss my camera in the top of my bag. My backpack doesn't provide much protection, since my my camera can easily rub against my water bottle and other hard gear. Plus I miss a lot of shots because I'm too lazy to take my backpack off. I was stoked when I saw one of my ski touring partners wearing a camera pod. You can easily clip the pod to your pants as a holster for on the go shots. There are enough attachment points that you could attach to your HMG backpack although I haven't done that. The large perfectly fits my Canon R5 with RF 50mm F1.2L. I chose black because of dirt. Like HMG's other gear, white will turn brown over time with use. As a previous reviewer stated, there isn't a ton of padding in the pod. But if you fit the persona that uses HMG then you're primarily carrying climbing, camping, and/or ski gear, and a camera as a luxury item.

[Glass] This is a great frame for the money. It is solid and looks great on my wall. I used it for a diploma.

[Ash] Exactly what I wanted!

[Glass] I bought this for a backpacking trip because my capture clip really drags on my shoulder over longer hikes. My camera was balanced and accessible from my chest strap (fits on the chest strap of a backpacking pack and the waist strap of a day pack). The carabiners are a little too small to get on/off the strap easily, but that may be intentional because if you absent-mindedly unclip your pack, the pod cannot pass over the plastic clip meaning your camera can't slide off onto the ground. It didn't get wet but I had it at camp for days with some desiccant packets inside and never had humidity issues. The large just fits my Nikon Z6 and 24-200mm lens *with* the lens hood on. I also had a hand strap attached which made the camera easy to grab and pull out of the bag. It's also great for when you need to put your camera into your pack - it's lightly padded and I'm hopeful the water resistance is legit because I've had hydration bladders leak on multiple occasions. It's well thought out and multifunctional, I'm pleased with it.

[Ash] Both the glass and wooden frame were of high quality; was pleasantly surprised given the price.

[Glass] I was very pleased with the quality of the frame and the glass. It fit my art very well. Will definitely order from this company in the future.

[Glass] This is an excellent frame for 13 x 19 size photos for the wall. Well made and very budget friendly. It's not overstated in any way or trying to be something it's not. Looks really good. Multi frames could easily be used to display various photos and not ruin the total look.

[Glass] This is an excellent product for the price to display large photos on the wall. The color of white wash on ash looks great with a photo with a blurred out white or light colored background. The quality of the wooden frame structure and wooden back to secure the photo in the frame is outstanding. This item is well worth the cost.

[Glass] This is so compact and waterproof zippering, I will hike with it always. Perfectly fits my R6 with a 24-105 f4 lens. Very happy with it.