Bodyfit Comfort Tour

Advantages: Secure and Comfy
Disadvantages: Bulky and Expensive

...These slazenger batting gloves have all the technology here to keep those precious fingers protected. They have the new Hex Tech Impact protection panels (although I think these might be more of a marketing aspect than actually do anything, but they look good though!). Fibre inserts into the padding, as well as Slazenger's Air Flow system which helps to maintain that all important secure grip. A very comfy glove with sheep skin palms, as well as a two piece thumb for increased flexibility. Overall a very secure and comfortable glove, but it comes at a price selling at around £50 in the shops. Worth buying if your a serious cricketer, but to bulky and expensive for your local village team.... Read review

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Advantages: Light weight, power, spin, control, great price for what you get.
Disadvantages: None.

...I bought this racket around 2 years ago now and i am still using now. I found it gave me much better control of the ball when playing, espeically when playing the volley. The best feature of this racket i found has been the weight. Its incredibley light weight meaning a faster racket head speed and incresed power. The strings allow you to get good grip and good spin on the ball making the racket versatile and suitable for all surfaces and players. The grip that the racket came with was very comfortable and very grippy, being a great aid with sweaty hands. I bought this racket for around £60 and was more than worth the money as i have been very happy and will continue to use the racket for the forseeable future. Recommended to all!... Read review

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Advantages: Comfortable, waterproof, stylish, good grip.
Disadvantages: Make sure you break them in properly before you hit the golf course!

...I wasn't over enamoured! The runner-up spot in a team competition last summer at my golf club won me a new pair of golf shoes. Problem was, they weren't the Footjoy brand that I normally wear and which have served me well down through the years, but a pair of white Adidas shoes with black stripes which for all the world looked like a pair of my teenage daughter's trainers. I was even less enamoured when I discovered that they hadn't been purchased in the club professional's shop, which meant I couldn't exchange them for something else. Not that they were a bad looking pair of shoes mind you. Called the "Adidas Tour Traxion" they are a slightly less expensive version of Adidas's best selling golf shoe, the "Tour 360", which is worn by many of the top tour professionals. Anyways, as my old pair of Footjoy Dryjoys were becoming slightly... Read review

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