Adidas Twenty 2Yds HI II Cricket Trainers

Advantages: good protection, looks good
Disadvantages: prefer white version to reflect sun better, sweat

...This sun hat as with others is a necessary tool for anybody who spends a lot of time in the great outdoors during summertime. For those of us fortunate enough to enjoy playing or watching cricket the sun hat is an excellent way to protect your head and neck from hot burning sunshine and to be fair, with the ECB logo does look pretty cool. From my point of view the downside ( due to a bald head no doubt ) is the fact that whilst wearing it there can be a build up of sweat around the rim on a very hot day! This can be very irritable and uncomfortable. The white version of this product is definetly preferable due to sun reflective quality and therefore the ability to keep cool... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Look great, Comfortable, Well made, Adidas
Disadvantages: Can't use them in the wet

...---Introduction--- Adidas Climacool trainers have been around for a good few years now. They have been very popular among many people, so much so that they have now been re-released for the third time. I used to have the Climacool 2's before purchasing these trainers and I thought that they were very good. I would just like to point out that these are NOT tennis trainers, but more running or leisure trainers. When I started to use my old Climacool's for tennis, they didn't last very long because they started to wear away. I will try and make the review as concise, but as detailed as possible. ---Style--- The styling of the Climacool range hasn't changed much from the first release. They have improved some areas, without detracting from the original shape and style. I think that they wanted to retain the popularity... Read review

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Advantages: Great album, solos, melodies
Disadvantages: None

..., Dobro guitars and background vocals Hughie Thomasson - Lead, rhythm, slide & acoustic guitars, and background vocals Billy Powell - Piano & Hammond B-3 organ Owen Hale - drums & percussion Ronnie Van Zant - Vocals on "Travelin' Man" Track listing 1 We Ain't Much Different 2 Bring It On 3 Voodoo Lake 4 Home Is Where The Heart Is 5 Travellin' Man 6 Talked Myself Right Into It 7 Never Too Late 8 QRR 9 Blame It On A Sad Song 10 Berneice 11 None Of Us Are Free 12 How Soon We Forget **My View** "We Aint Much Different" The Album opens with this track which has a similar opening to something you might hear from Deep Purple, The Lynyrd Skynyrd sound then comes in and the track features the new hard edged sound that Ronnie Van Zant had developed in the first few albums. Good flowing start about people all having the same... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful