Grivel Expresso Tight (per pair)

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

...of occasions, and the current price for the latest Adams Tight Lies “GT Fairway Woods” is about €250 per club. However, you’ll probably find a better price if you shop around, as the golf market is highly competitive these days. You could probably lay your hands on the original clubs that I own for buttons these days. But to me they are priceless, and I wouldn’t part with them for any amount of lolly. ~ ~ Highly recommended by the mad cabbie. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ © KenJ February 2005 ~~~~~~~~~~~~... Read review

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Advantages: The great fit of Intuition liners
Disadvantages: They're a wee bit ugly

...are heat moulded to your feet, it’s easy to get a good fit. The only thing to remember about buying boots with Intuition liners is to make sure the shop you buy them from has the right heat-moulding equipment and that a proper boot fitter helps you make the most them. One improvement the Griffon might benefit from is a velcro strap in the liner across the ankle minimise heel lift. But the interior lacing on the outer boot does a pretty good job of keeping the liner in place. The inside laces are a bit fiddly but once your fingers are nimble enough to get right down to the bottom holes, they strap up pretty tight. My new Griffons felt like lead wellies for the first couple of days but I was able to break them in pretty quickly and now I love them. Having good boots makes a huge difference to your riding and your happiness. Try a pair... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap, relativly light
Disadvantages: Leash comes off

...Hi, Having doing hillwalking and low grade rock climbing for a number of years i though i would take the plunge into winter walking. Last year i bought myself a pair of Grivel G10 crampons and the above axe. The axe is 60cm in length with a wrist lensh on the shaft. The axe head is study and joined to shaft with an eyelet rivet, the same as most axes of this type. The shaft of the axe sounds hollow giving it it's light weight. This does not mean that it is weak, as I used it once as as a hanhold, jaming the axe horizontal across the top of two boulders and hauling myself up on it, the shaft did not bend and their is no sign of cracking. The shaft appears to have a protective coating on it that also allows for extera grip by having loads of small raised bubbles on it. The head of the axe, is quit tough, and has not been... Read review

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