Mammut Granit Guide 30

Advantages: cheap
Disadvantages: not too sure about the fit / design

...Harry Hall took over making the stylo boots a few years ago and have re-developed them. due to convienience of leaving my boots at the yard and currently being at equine college i have these boots as my main riding wear due to lots of walking around. Prior to harry hall taking over, i used to have the stylo start. The lining has changed for the better ro a more cushioned absorbant design and for around £30 you cant expect perfection. I have quite a wide foot so i wanted the wide fitting and at the shop i tried they gave me wide calf and said this was all they had so i am not sure if wide feet are available. I ended up getting a standard because the wide was ridiculous. I am 5ft 10 and have quite long(ish) calves but the back of these boots catches the back of my knees when riding. i have great difficulty jumping in them... Read review

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Advantages: Everything
Disadvantages: None

...around your seat post, add rubber pieces which stop any movements and almost done. Next step is to screw all pieces in tidily and make sure that fitted straight and on the right angle. Do it with your lamp on it. About Blackburn Mars 3.0 has been named after a bright red planet visible from afar. It has seven superb right red LED's inside a sleek water resistant case. Lens optics increase visible distance and side LED's provide 180 degree safety-boosting visibility. Two AAA batteries should last for 50 - 150 hours on a flash mode. That information says producent and seems to be about right. I use in my lamp energizer rechargeable batteries. Some basic one you have included in the box. Whole thing is waterproof and strongly built. Since I attached it to my bike it has not sided/moved even when doing off road. The only, very small issue... Read review

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Advantages: Small; Bright; Sturdy
Disadvantages: Slightly disappointing runtime

...Ever since the law changed to allow cyclists to use flashing LED lights (as long as they are bright enough) there has been a noted change in the safety of riders after dark, and efforts by the companies making these items to outdo each other by producing the brightest and most notable sets of lights. Blackburn have recently upped the ante with a number of lights, and while at the front they have gone large and effective with the Quadrant, on the rear the Mars 3.0 (named after the red planet) proves just as effective at making sure other road users will see you. There are seven LEDs packed into this small case, and powered by only two AAA batteries they manage to produce a remarkably intense light - following my girlfriend at night, with this mounted, I can't look directly into the light it is that bright. The bracket... Read review

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