K2 X Two

Advantages: Great design and build quality damping!
Disadvantages: non that l have found yet!

...Currently l am working with K2 on my uni dissertaion investigatingthe damping of snowboards and they kindly gave me one of these babies to test. Firstly l can say the from my testing there is definately evidence to back up the damping claims this is in the higher frequecny ranges which are to do with muscle fatigue, there is a really nice feel about the baord when you are riding it there is a nice degree of side-cut and this make it prefect for carving down the mountin. there are risers on the top to enable riders with large feet to use a narrower board and aviod heel or toe drag on the surface oft he snow. due tot he size of the board l found it very stable at pace and not at all twitchy.... Read review

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Advantages: if your lost in the woods you can hold em up to light your way out
Disadvantages: they are yellow, they aren't compatible with any parts from other manufacturers

...errrrrrrrrr, K2 250cc are horrible, for a start they are yellow. Whats that about? The soul space is tiny and they are mad fast on royales. Thats ok if your good at skating but if you've just started then you don't want to be falling on your head every time you try and learn one of the most basic tricks in the sport. I do not think you could possibly call these skates comfortable. Razors are comfortable, thrones are comfortable, these are like special shoes, urgh just disgusting. Then theres the softboot aspect, what is the point of making aggresive skates out of flimsy cloth. Every pair of these skates I see have big holes in the side and it just doesn't look good. Get some proper hard boot skates because you don't see them with big holes in the side do you? And then you've got the wheels, K2 own brand because no real wheel... Read review

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Advantages: Good set of weights, comes with a excercise planner
Disadvantages: Badly made Locking collars

...A while back, about 1 year ago I decided to buy some York weights, 30kilos to be exact. I got home and unpacked the weights, read the instructions on how to piece the whole lot together then started using them. The set comes complete with: 2 Dumbell bars 2 Outer Barbell Collars 6 Vinyl Locking Dumbell collars 2 plastic Dumbell sleeves 6 x 1” Round internal Caps 2 x 4.5kg Vinyl disks 6 x 2.3kg Vinyl disks 4 x 1.1kg Vinyl disks 2 Training charts This was all very well but the Locking collars, which were made of Vinyl were a serious design flaw, two of them broke at the nut because they were so feebly made. Although these are very good weights, at a good price and I have been able to make good use of them that design flaw should have been considered before distribution took place. The total cost of the weights was £19 at Argos... Read review

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