Kettler Nordic Trainer

Advantages: fashionable, light
Disadvantages: smell very bad, feel weird on your feet

...i bought these trainers for football use on the astroturf. When i arrived an put them on my friends were really impressed with them. They are very fashinable and popular trainers.However they are comfatable trainers but felt weird on your feet and after a while they begin to smell and i mean smell they stunk out the whole house. but overall i would say they are descent trainers apart from the smell. They come in a different range of colours e.g lime green, forest green, pink, white, blue. They are an easy boot to clean, you just have to wie the outside with a damp cloth. The laces keep tiedand match the colour of the trainer. Due to the smell my mother has had enough and the trainers are now stored in the shed. So overall they are a decsent pair of trainers.... Read review

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Advantages: Great For Aerobic Work
Disadvantages: Misleading Adverts

...Being a dedicated and hard working househusband to a wife 5 kid's and 3 cats as well as numerous fish I was looking for a way to work out as it is very hard for me to take time out and go down the gym or out for a run as I used to do on a regular basis whilst I was out working. Sitting at home as any Housewife or Husband can tell you doe's get a little boring after you have cleaned up and sorted the babies out so I find myself occasionally watching the QVC channels and those like it on the telly. I noticed the Lateral Thigh Trainer on an advert where you were getting the usual stories of I lost 14 stone in a week and I used to look like this but now I am as slim as a supermodel but even though I know this is a load of rubbish I was still very interested so I got onto my usual shopping channel good old EBay lol and found one on there... Read review

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Advantages: increase in Aerobic performance, increase in lung capacity
Disadvantages: A touch expensive

...Fitness gadgets come and go and for the most part they are gimmicks dressed up to suggest a marked improvement in performance, whilst in reality they are not that useful. The Powerlung Trainer is different. It works and it works well. Respiratory training is not a new idea, but its intergration into the fitness industry has been quite slow. I'm guessing the main reason for that is advertising, because not many people I have trained have ever heard of it. It would certainly be more popular if people were aware of its effectiveness. So what is it and what does it do? HISTORY The powerlung was created by Barry Jarvis who in his youth was a competitive rower, but in his 40's suffered a debilitating heart attack. The result of his heart attack led to Barry not being able to do the things he used to regards his exercise. He found... Read review

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