Advantages: lightweight, plenty of space great looking Disadvantages: Beware of overpricing, and check the strap anchor
absolute gem. i stumbled across this bag in my local golf store and to my amazement i bought it for £25.00 the guy told me he had put some good offers on some nike bags due to a fault anyway he showed me the bag and i couldnt believe the fault was a tiny stitching flaw on the strap anchor point which has caused no problem whatsoever. When i asked how much i expected a price of £60+ once he told me I bought both that he had.
Anyway on to the bag it really is gr8 with loads of storage space for all the bits and bats us golfers carry around it has an handy cooler compartment and the 14 way dividers really reduce club clatter not to mention the bag looks fantastic. i would recommend to anyone although do shop around as some of the prices are a bit optimistic and beware of the stitching fault as this is a common flaw, but i have proof ...
Before Keanu Reeves set the trend for dodging bullets in slow motion, Sly Stallone was chiselling his iron jaw, rather than putting his mind to a script in 1986's Cobra. Crime was a disease; he was the cure. It was that simple.
An army of axe wielding serial killers led by the "Nightslasher" are terrorizing L.A. with absolutely no motive. But spare the psychological babble for the films that don't make it seem so cool to wear a trench coat, a pair of aviators, and chew on a match stick in the presence of danger. Stallone's only job as "The Cobra" was to protect a fashion model- who witnessed some of the unmotivated murders- and max out as many psychopaths as possible. It was a great life being an action star.
Whether Stallone meant it or not, Cobra is full of hilarity. Though, surely he must have seen the funny side to a bad guy ...
andycarrington 10.02.2009
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