Walking Even Feed Presser Foot

It is made mostly of plastic. But it does the job. Takes me a minute to get in on my low shank 1977 Kenmore properly but it does indeed work. I've used it a handful of times.It didn't come with any instructions. But I just watched a YouTube on walking feet and and they all work pretty much the same, with slight differences depending on your machine.For the price it was worth it. I would purchase it again.This one is for low shank machines. And it did work with my old Kenmore, so I was tickled.

It took 8 weeks to arrive, but it was with free shipping, so I can't complain.I ordered this presser foot with nothing to lose, since not even the manufacturer could provide a walking foot for my 1960:s Husqvarna sewing machine. I was about to give up, when I found this one. And it fits! And it works!I haven't used it for any big projects yet, just tested it, so I don't know anything about durability.

THe directions aren't very clear and it's important to set it up correctly. Once it's attached it works fine.Otherwise, it might break like one reviewer mentioned.

Even though I ordered the sewing foot from a different supplier, the one I received from Alphasew works to my expectation with the newer domestic Singer sewing machine. Unfortunately, it doesn't work with the older Singer machine as the space allocated for the needle to go down (opening) was not aligned with the needle causing it to break. I will recommend this type of accessory for sewing stretching fabrics if there's access to the newer type of Singer sewing machine.

If you are sewing thick material or multiple layers this presser foot makes it so much easier. It may be the best $10 I ever spent. However it took 3 weeks to get to me.

This item did not fit my sewing machine. The plastic section where the sewing machine shaft fits into was too narrow by just a fraction of an inch. Since it is plastic, I may be able to shave it out a bit to fit. However, I plan to keep this itiem because my sewing machine is over 40 years old, and I may not be able to find anything that's an exact fit.

I'd never used a walking foot and wasn't sure if I'd ever need it again, but this suit the bill for the quilt I made and the price was right at around $10.

I used this presser foot on only one project....well 1/2 of the project before it fell apart. The bottom part would not stay on and I broke 2 needles trying to get it to stay together. I sent it back, the company said they would issue a refund after they examined it to make sure I had not done anything to cause it to fail. I waited, and waited and finally emailed them asking about the refund. After I contacted them again, the refund was posted to my account the next day. It sort of made me wonder if they would of issued the refund if I had not followed up on it. So, the product was not impressive, the service was a little on the slow side. I will not order from them again.