He said it was the best capo he's ever used, and did a demonstration with it on his Godin A Series

Not only is this the best capo for easy use, they also care to make their silicone compound perfect

In my research, the biggest complaint I saw was getting used to how tight to squeeze it to get a solid hold on any location on the neck

Yes, definitely - the best capo I've ever used

The best capo I've used

This is the best capo I've ever used.

Way better than the Keyser Capo I'd been using.

This is one of the better capos I have used.

But......I didn't like it that much as it is pretty inefficient if used on the first fret.

I also like the easy one-handed use thanks to the pinch release

The best capo I've used

This capo is the best and easiest capo I've ever used

The best capo I have ever used.

The release takes a little getting used to but, after that, perfect!

I've used a few of my instructor's capos and compared to them, the G7th is superior

I would have given it 5 stars, but it has some difficulty with the low e string when used above the 7th fret on any of my guitars.

But I have to admit this is the best capo I've ever used.

I've tried over 10-15 pretty good Capo's in my life, and this is by far the best Capo I've ever used, so worth the higher price.

But I have always hated how tight they were (not to mention they're a real eyesore on your guitar) and I am no longer comfortable using them on my '94 Taylor 412RW