661 Attack 5

Advantages: it protect your head
Disadvantages: you get a sweaty head

...im on a tight budget so i got a cheap full face hellmet rrp £75 got it from cyclesuk for £50!! it very comfy and looks great with a pair of goggles, doing biking alot more now i have more time, being at college for only 3 days a week, get in. this leaves me friday and saturday to go biking and work sunay monday, but any way. the front mouth vent pous air into your mouth, the interier is not removable like some 661 models. But the decals on the outside are large bell logos and faint drawings of mechanics with what seems like dimensions on, dont ask why. the visor is exeptionaly use full as it protects your eyes from 8 oclock onwards untill about 4 0clock depending on the sunlight hours but you get my drift. anyway I would just like to say how sweaty you get in it it needs a couple more vents in it. other than that it makes me feel totaly... Read review

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Advantages: Good pucnh and good control for an hyper carbon racket
Disadvantages: needs more control

...This is a pretty good racket. Coming into the hyper carbon era in tennis from graphite this racket has a lot of punch to it, and also has a lot of control to it. The control may not be has good as the original ProStaff graphite racket which was used by former no. 1 Pete Sampras. However comparing this racket to other hyper carbon rackets this racket has good control. The punch in this racket makes it easier to play shots witm more power and little effort, however the draw back with this racket for me has been when trying to attack an approach ball. When you try to put a little more effort in the attack the racket usually ends up giving to much of a punch making the ball out of control.... Read review

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Advantages: Get fit, get toned, shape up, start enjoying exercise
Disadvantages: A lot of sweat is usually involved

...different parts of the body, to different degrees of difficulty and ability. The best way I feel to describe Body Attack, is to think of an aerobics class, then notch it up a few gears. It is a cardio vascual interval training programme, set to music, that is a combination of aerobic, strength and stabilisation exercises. The classes can run up to an hour, but usually, if a class is in the morning, it will only run for 3/4 hour so that everyone can be out by 7:45 (I have yet to experience an early morning class, as my body would much rather be in bed at that time in the morning!). I usually go at the weekends or after work, so my hour classes are usually made up of about 10 or 11 'routines' set to different music tracks, which each last around 5 minutes. The first track is always a warm up (I love this one) and is rather slow paced, to build you... Read review

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