Christmas is fast approaching and every Wednesday leading up to Santa's big day we're testing some of the hottest and most talked about toys that are on most kids wish lists.

For Christmas Deal or Duds we're testing some of the hottest and most talked about toys of the holidays. This week we try out the Helmet Heroes.

Getting a close, smooth shave doesn't come cheap. The cost of blades will make anyone dizzy. Save A Blade says their product will save you a ton of money. Is it a Deal or a Dud?

If you have a cell phone, a camera, a PDA a game console, an MP3 player or even a GPS. This product may work for you. It's called the Solio and Corey and Jay of 100.3 The Edge agreed to give it a test in this edition of Celebrity Deal or Dud.

Let’s face it moving across town or just re-arranging the living room is never fun. Especially with all that heavy lifting. The makers of the forearm forklift say their product will make a heavy piece of furniture seem lighter.

When it comes to cutting, chopping, dicing and slicing, having a sharp knife is critical. Kevin Kelly and Chad Heritage with KSSN put the Samurai Shark knife sharpener to the test.

It seems no matter where you park or what precautions you take those annoying bumps, scratches and pesky door dings pop up all over. The Door Pal says it can protect your ride from that and more.

Opening presents is a big part of the upcoming holidays, but cutting through tough plastic packaging can be a pain. The makers of "Open It" say they have a cure for what they call wrap rage.

The makers of the Handy Switch claim you can control any lamp, anywhere and that it's the latest in wireless lighting. Is it a Deal or a Dud?

Gardening usually requires getting your hands a little dirty. The makers of, "Seed in a Blanket," promise you can cut, place and then watch your flowers grow! Is it a deal or a dud?

You may be able to walk your way into fitness with a new kind of shoe. They're called Fit Flops. The makers claim their shoes will strengthen your calves, thighs even your buns.

The high tech Smart Lidz are supposed to magically cling to glass, metal, ceramic even plastic, vacuum sealing your produce and keeping it fresher longer. Kevin Kelly puts them to the test to find out if they are a Deal or a Dud.

If you're having trouble seeing, maybe you need a new pair of glasses. Prescription glasses can help, but when you walk outside they don't really offer much protection.

Viewers set a new Deal or Dud record this week with more than 150 emails about the Peticure. So we went to work to find out if it is a Deal or a Dud.

After nearly four weeks it has finally arrived. We received more than one hundred emails from viewers asking us to put the Shamwow to the test.

Several viewers emailed and wanted to know if the Wine Clip is a Deal or a Dud. When presenting a wine to a consumer you always want to show them the bottle.

The Swivel Sweeper is a super lightweight picker-upper that goes where other sweepers can't. But is it a deal or a dud?

A lot of you emailed, some of you even called, wanting to know what happened to this week's Deal or Dud. They air every Wednesday but this week we had breaking news and had to push it back a few days.

A lot of you will be firing up the barbeque this weekend. The grilling part is fun but cleaning up is a pain especially when you're trying to get all that baked on food off your grill. Several viewers emailed and asked if the Grill Daddy is a Deal or a Dud?

It's the fastest, easiest and safest way to remove wrinkles from your clothing. No more ironing boards, no more hot irons. But is Lisa of B98.5 "The Morning Rush" in a rush to buy one after putting it through Kevin Kelly's Deal or Dud test?

A lot of viewers wanted us to put The Pushup Pro through the Deal or Dud test. The makers say it's the new way to get ripped.

Summer is officially here and it is hot outside. Its even hotter in your car. The makers of Auto Cool say the days of burning up inside your car are over.

Kinoki Foot Pads claim to detoxify your body of poisons and toxins. Due to the overwhelming amount of emails from viewers, we decided to put this product to the test. Is it a Deal or Dud?

Potato salad, mashed potatoes, and french fries, we love them all but peeling all those potatoes with a knife or a peeler can be time consuming and dangerous. But the makers of Tater Mitts claim their high-tech gloves can peel a potato in just 8 seconds.

Tired of your walls looking like Swiss cheese? The makers of one product claim you can hang anything without hammers, holes, or drilling. But is it a Deal or a Dud?

The iWave Cube is the world’s smallest portable microwave, at least that's what the manufacturer claims. Is it a Deal or a Dud?

Having trouble keeping your plants fresh and healthy? Is your thumb looking a little more brown than green? Well then you might want to watch this week’s Deal or Dud.

The Go Duster is a revolutionary motorized duster that supposed to make dusting faster, easier and more fun. Kevin Kelly got a dust expert to give this product a spin and to find out if it is a Deal or a Dud.

You may get home from a hard day's work and think 'I have no time to cook or the patience to wait.' The NuWave Oven Pro infrared oven claims to cut your cooking time in half, making gourmet meals in just minutes.

Cell phones, mp3 players, PS2's even your laptop, they’re all expensive and every now and then they take a hit. The makers of BodyGuardz say their product will protect your prized possession from being nicked.

Are you tired of mascara that leaves behind smudges, streaks, and clumps? What if you could lengthen your lashes while you sleep? That’s what “Enormous Lash” promises to do, but is it a Deal or a Dud?

It's time to hit the lake with the Rocket Fishing Rod. The makers say it rocks but we want to know if it’s a Deal or a Dud?

FOX16’s Kevin Kelly is putting a time saving kitchen gadget to the test. The makers of the amazing Vidalia Chop Wizard claim their product can cut your food prep time in half. Is it a Deal or a Dud?

We received dozens of emails from you asking me to put this product to the test. It's called Mighty Putty and the makers claim it can fix, fill, and seal almost anything.

We begin another round of Deal or Dud tests with the Ped Egg. Kevin Kelly put it to the test to find out if it’s worth the money or not.

Each day countless people get stung by bees, wasps, hornets, and especially here in Arkansas, fire ants. The pain can be excruciating and last for hours. But the maker of Stops the Sting says you no longer have to suffer.

Fruits and vegetables are costly necessities and if you don't eat them right away they can spoil pretty fast. But the maker of Green Bags claims those days are over.

What if you could eliminate that slice that hook and hit the purest, straightest shot time and time again on the golf course? That’s what the makers of The Grip Mentor claim can happen to your game. But is this golf gadget a Deal or a Dud?

Parents if you have kids you know how difficult eating pancakes can be especially for the little ones. Using a knife and fork not exactly easy and when the clock is ticking it can be a time consuming and messy task.

Tired of cracking open an ice cold soda only to get sidetracked and come back and find it luke warm? Well there's a new product that promises to keep your soda cooler longer.

Having a tough time hearing? Well the makers of a little device claim they can turn ordinary hearing into extraordinary hearing. It’s called Listen Up and we put it to the test because we wanted to know if this personal sound amplifier is a deal or a dud.

Ziploc has a new product that's supposed to make cooking a lot less painful and a whole lot easier. FOX16 put the product to the test to determine if it's a deal or a dud.

Tired of your floor covered in pet hair? Do you find yourself sweeping and vacuuming more than you should? If the answer is yes you're not alone. Well there's a new product that promises to remove your pet's dead hair without costing you a fortune.

One way to really mess up your home computer-- spill something on your keyboard. But one company says it has a solution, and we put it to the test!

The Apple iPhone is certainly generating a lot of buzz these days, but there's another cell phone out there that's packing a punch.

It’s a high-tech gadget that tracks your energy consumption and informs you in real time how much juice your home is using.