661 Launch 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: looks good at address, large sweet spot
Disadvantages: new larger and more advanced cluds available

...Although surpassed by bigger, and more complex drivers this one can be picked up as a bargain in some places. It does not have any moveable weights or excitments of that sort but it does have a very forgiving nature and launches the ball on a good trajectory. I have the 10.5 degree version and found it much easier to hit than the Callaway driver I had before The club head looks good at address, a classic look compared to some of today's monsters and the sound when you hit it is clean and loud but not a real noise. No doubt there are bigger more advanced clubs out there now but this is a quality, no nonsense product and represents good value for the discount prices now available.... Read review

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Advantages: Easy to use, good looks
Disadvantages: Can be pricey - shop around

...The secret to this driver is the Taylor Made Launch Control system which is effectively 4 little screw-in weights (2 x 10 grammes and 2 x 5 grammes) that reside in the back of the club. Based on the way the 4 weights are distributed around the back of the club will determine the shape of your shot. The beast comes with a custom wrench to unscrew the weights and a handy 'wheel' that shows you the best positions for the weights based on your swing and ability. I have always been the kind of gut that takes a 3 Wood off the tee as my driving was always a little wayward to say the least. My game had evolved and my ability increased to the point that I needed a little extra off the tee. Last year I had the opportunity to buy the R7 and since I picked it up my driving has improved considerably. Now we all see the adverts that this driver... Read review

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