If you're checking out the Redecker South African Ostrich Feather Duster, you're probably going to find it quite effective. The neat thing about this duster is its use of ostrich feathers, which are pretty awesome at attracting and holding onto dust. The manufacturer claims that the feathers have all these tiny barbs that really grab dust rather than just pushing it around.

From our research, people generally seem to agree that it works well on a variety of surfaces, like delicate glass or those tricky little knick-knacks you might have around your place. A couple of folks even noted that the dust didn't show up as quickly after using this compared to other dusters.

That said, there are a few things to keep in mind. Some people mentioned a light 'feather' smell when they first started using it, though it tends to fade. Also, there's been talk of the duster being a bit smaller than some expected and the feathers being kind of thin, which might make it tricky for really big areas.

One more thing people like is its look—apparently, it’s not just effective but also pretty stylish. To keep it in good shape, the manufacturer recommends giving it a shake outside to get rid of the dust and sometimes washing the feathers.

So, if you want a good-looking and useful tool to help keep dust at bay without too much fuss, this duster could be a solid pick. Just be prepared for a few quirks when you first get it.