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Yeah... not THAT kind of vice, the bench top clamping sort of vice.
This is a tool I need occasionally, but there's really no substitute when you need it. I asked a wood working pal about this, he suggested I throw this question out to the forum.
I figured since most of us have really strong opinions about almost everything else, y'all probably had strong feelings about your vices as well.
FYI: The one I'm looking at is below.
My favorite vice? Gambling of course 
wild women with big boobs 
I bought a Craftsman bench vice a few years ago from Sears that I've been happy with.
I only have one, and and have not used a bunch of others so I cant really say I have a favorite. Having said that about a year ago I got a DeWalt 4.5 inch heavy duty bench vice - I do not need some huge vice, just something that will hold things when I work on them - so far I am very pleased with the DeWalt - It was only about $60 and I trust the name - I also bought a set of magnetic nylon jaws that I love for holding things without marking them all up
I dont have a big shop, just a small work bench in my garage, and I probably dont have equipment to maintain like you might, as such this might be to small for your needs, but DeWalt does make larger vices so you might want to check them out - also when I was looking the Yost's seemed to get very good reviews so I am sure the one you posted will be just fine just so long as it is big enough for your needs
As to the other kind of Vices, I quit smoking in 2/1995, quit drinking in 7/2018, stopped chasing women in 1997 when I found my perfect match - - as such any advice I could give on that type of vice is probably a bit outdated - - - - Does Chocolate Moose Tracks ice cream count????
I don't really have a favorite vice, but my WORST vice is wasting time reading the posts on SLINGSHOTINFO !!!!
Looks like I'm not the only.
With all due respect openair, the threads you must be referring to are all in areas other than Slingshot General discussion. If that's the only thing that interests you here, that's probably the section you want to read
Well, there are a couple of threads that catch me eye on occasion.
The one about GAP comes to mind.
GREAT. We all can find areas of interest here at different times. The ones on mods don't interest me since i like keeping my slingshot all stock appearing and performing. 
SlingLow you are doing something wrong..... I don’t see one tomato on your plants.
It could be the amount of light, improper nutrition, or maybe I just picked all of the.....wait, what were we talking about?
Got any cookies?
I bought a Craftsman bench vice a few years ago from Sears that I've been happy with.
GREAT. We all can find areas of interest here at different times. The ones on mods don't interest me since i like keeping my slingshot all stock appearing and performing.
Do I remember a party in SC in 2018????
Oh yea. Well just that ONE mod I guess
A big 200+ pound Yost -- I use it to press bearing races into an old Harley transmission. It's big enough that I can put the whole trans in it to gently press them in. It would also come in handy if I had to disassemble/reassemble and align 3-piece Harley flywheels. So far, I haven't had to disassemble a Harley engine to that extent . Yet. Great tapered ball ends on the handle. No worry about pinched fingers.
A big 200+ pound Yost -- I use it to press bearing races into an old Harley transmission. It's big enough that I can put the whole trans in it to gently press them in. It would also come in handy if I had to disassemble/reassemble and align 3-piece Harley flywheels. So far, I haven't had to disassemble a Harley engine to that extent . Yet. Great tapered ball ends on the handle. No worry about pinched fingers.
dang, thats a big vice - bench top looks lacking in comparison
