Level X Two

Advantages: Easy to use and good looking
Disadvantages: None

...Easy to use and very easy on the eyes, and easy to get results , very effective.Looks stylish, with a color choice of Black/orange and Black/blue. There are two models , I bike and , I bike+. The difference is in the color.The Black/Orange is the, I bike , where the resistance level is manually controlled and it has a battery operated console whereas the Blue/Black I bike+is electrically controlled and the resistance level is automatically controlled.. MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE I am using the Red/Orange I bike ( price at the time of purchase approximately $180) I find it extremely easy to use and being compact, storing it is no problem , it takes up very little space, in fact with its fantastic looks it stands out in my little PG pad....The greatest advantage is that i am able to grab a few minutes of fitness routine in the comfort of my... Read review

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Advantages: Quick Work-Out, Cheaper than Power Plates, Great Results
Disadvantages: Only tones your body, doesnt keep you fit.

...day! My legs were aching like i'd done a cross country run the previous day. Even though i was aching, i was extremly happy, knowing that this machine had its job. I now use this machine 3 times a week, varying my exercises. I feel much better for it, and noticed my body toning all over. The Machine The options on this machine are pretty basic, but then how much do you actually need to exercise? You have 6 buttons on the control panel. Two control the level of speed the plate vibrates, one starts the vibrating and one stops it. The other two are your timer and program functions. There 3 programs pre-installed into this model, which automatically set the speed and levels, there is also a manual option where by you can control the time and level when exercising. The time can be adjusted from 1-10 minutes. Theres not much you can do... Read review

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Advantages: Goes FAR further than the average golf ball
Disadvantages: Can only be used successfully by the top players

...~ ~ It’s appropriate that I should be writing about the new golf ball from Titleist, the Pro V1x, as I sit watching the last nine holes of the 2003 U.S. Master’s Championship at the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. As I type, past Master’s champion Vijay Singh has just launched yet another absolutely enormous drive of well over 330 yards down the 10th fairway, leaving him a relatively simple pitch shot to a par 4 that measures all of 490 yards, and which ordinary mortals could only dream of reaching in two shots. (Singh has just birdied the 10th hole, by the way) I mention Singh, as he is one of more than 50% of touring professionals who are now using the Pro V1x in preference to any other type of golf ball. ~ ~ The Titleist Pro V1x is the successor to the Titleist Pro V1, which Titleist launched back in 1996... Read review

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