The first thing to realize about this collar is that it is not your normal low-end collar. It's quite a bit more money, and so if you're looking at it, you'll want to know how it will hold up to more advanced scrutiny, which reflects it's high-quality use, or long-term durability.

It's durability is rather good. It can hold together from reasonable pulls and prods and it has three rings spaced around it in a kind of triangle patter in order to make less stress coming from any one single part. Since the stress can be divided by three, this causes an additional add to durability in addition to its high-quality structure. The bolts attaching it are rather strong as well, making it not likely to come apart from any pulling that is within regular usage. I would not suggest suspension, as it is not designed to be held directly by this.

It's quality (due in part to the three rings mentioned previously) is also rather high. The three rings give a wide range of uses to the collar itself, and can have things attached to them in many combinations. There is also a locking front which, itself, contains a triangle ring. Meaning, if you choose not to lock it, though it is not designed for it, the triangle could actually be used as a fourth connector, provided you have an attachment small enough. So, it is rather versatile on these fronts. The leather used to make it is also rather soft, so it is easy to wear it for long periods without it being too much of a burden (though smaller ones might be better suited for that).

It's appearance is also rather good. Though I believe that rings look a bit odd, the triangular placement of them looks rather unique and pleasantly imbalanced when the strap is put in the front. The complicated locking buckle, complete with its triangle part which hangs down, actually makes for a rather good and complicated style. So, if you are wearing this for appearance rather than bondage, it will not disappoint you there. (I would not suggest wearing it out if you do not want to draw attention to yourself, however. Single color ones might be better for that.)

Another good thing, which is a worry many might have for collars, is that it appears rather thick, so some might be worried whether it would fit on their necks. However, it appears to fit all reasonably small necks without problems, so it would not likely be an issue unless you have a super small one which has trouble fitting a good number of things. If that is the case, you may want to go for a less thick collar. (Though, this one is a bit less wide than advertised, by about a quarter of an inch perhaps, making it a little under two inches.)

One problem some might have is that as it does look more complicated than animal collars, it might be a big thematically inappropriate for animal play. This is, of course, up to you to decide whether it really is, but it's worth noting, all the same.

A second problem is that the holes for the buckle straps are rather far apart, meaning that if you are between two sizes you might have trouble trying to get it to fit in maximally with one or the other. This is a rather minor issue, but depending on how important comfort is, you may want to take it into account. Keep in mind that the collar as a whole is rather comfortable, so it is still worth it, even with this issue.