Advantages: The best companion you could hope for Disadvantages: The breeding
This is a review about a breed of cat which I am pretty sure most people have never heard off. Even if you have heard of the breed I am fairly certain you might not have seen one either.
How this breed came about
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Well in 1961 in Perthshire, Scotland a shepherd by the name of William Ross noticed the first Scottish Fold cat on record at a farm near Coupar Angus. The cat had ears which appeared to be identical to how an owl might look which were folded. He decided to try and create the breed himself.
He then took the cat to be registered and they began this breeding program with 76 kittens being born over a four year period. Out of those 76 kittens 42 of them had folded ears and 34 didn't.
The theory is that the reason they have folded ears is due to an incomplete dominant gene and is this is ...
tink-er-bell 05.10.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Scottish Fold
Advantages: Made of leather so very durable, not too heavy. Soft on the hands. Disadvantages: Probably not good for first time users.
I will start with admitting I do not personally own one of these punchbags so this might not be a greatly accurate review however the boxing gym I attend twice a week has a great variety of them and they are, without a doubt, the best kind.
The leather cover on the punchbag means that it is soft to the touch so you will not get badly swolen knuckles or split knuckle skin as some people get from lower quality punchbags.
The leather cover also means that it is very durable and will happily endure a savage beating from you without splitting and covering you with stuffing. If the punchbag does happen to split, because it is covered with leather you can stitch it up to be as good as new.
Punchbags are a good way to build your biceps and triceps up, great cardiac excercise and a brilliant stress releiver also. If you are into boxing ...
