Adams Idea A2 OS (Senior)

Advantages: Plenty of capacity, comfortable to use
Disadvantages: Can get sweaty, not very waterproof

...When they first appeared, Camelbaks were snubbed by many people, taking the "I've got a water bottle, why do I need to spend loads of money so I can drink from a plastic bladder on my back?" approach. Then mountain bikers saw the potential, having a tube dangling around your upper torso is far better than having a bottle attached to your bike, getting covered in mud. Slowly, the idea is cottoning on in other fields as well. Camelbak haven't specifically aimed the Rim Runner at any particular market it seems, but I find it ideal for use on the bike, both for multi-day off-road rides and commuting to work and also for wandering around town with doing my shopping. Externally, the Rim Runner looks much like any other rucksack, the only give away being the blue plastic tube dangling down the front. This tube leads to a reservoir capable... Read review

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Advantages: Hits the ball a long way with a high degree of accuracy
Disadvantages: Quite expensive (But not the dearest on the market!)

...~ ~ Golf is a game of confidence. Once you’ve reached a certain level of proficiency and cobbled together a swing that you can feel reasonably sure will allow you to make a good contact with the wee white ball, then the game becomes more mental than physical. And what is more important than any other factor in inspiring that feeling of mental confidence is that you feel comfortable with your clubs. Simply put, that you feel “right” about the club, and that they give you the confidence that you’re going to strike the ball the direction and distance you want. ~ ~ I got that feeling the very first time I hefted an “Adams Tight Lies” fairway wood into my hands. Even before I hit a ball, I simply knew instinctively that this was a golf club that was going to do the business for me, and that I was going to play many great rounds of golf... Read review

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Advantages: The power, controll and overall lightness
Disadvantages: hard to hit through the ball because its so light

...or frail senior players. overall it is value for money and a bit of advice would be to buy a racket before the start of wimboldon when the whole of britain go tennis mad and prices begin to sore. if you are a first time buyer go for something a bit cheaper just incase you don't like the game.... Read review

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