Morrow Master

Advantages: For people with big feet...
Disadvantages: Limited Binding choice.

...I have big feet. There I said it and I am unashamed. When it come to snowboards I need a wide board to stop my toes being too far over the edge of the board. I am certainly not the only snowboarder out there with big feet, so why oh why do so few manufacturers build wide style boards. Anyway, thankfully morrow have, and it is affordable as well. I bought the 157 version and find it to be a great ride. I am probably an intermediate snowboarder, I can just do 360's and I like half pipes. I also like charging through powder and fast downhills, I use this board for all of these. It is great in the half pipe (although to be honest it is probably alittle too long for proper half pipe riding), it is fast for the downhills, it has plenty of flex for landing jumps, but where it really comes into its own is in powder. I think this is because... Read review

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Advantages: plenty of headroom
Disadvantages: plastic stakes

...When I went camping for the first time with my young family, I found I was plesantly surprised at just how roomy the coleman weather master is. So roomy in fact I invited two friends the next time, I still found that even with four adults and four children it didnt feel cramped at all. The brilliant design of the tent means that it is very quick and simple to put up, it takes two people just a few minutes to erect. Although I did find it a bit tricky to erect on my own. So I would definetly reccomend that two people are best for erecting the tent. The only draw back that I found was the plastic stakes, they can brake, so make sure you carry spares. Overall I would say that the coleman weather master is excellent value for money. It definetly exceeded my expectations!!!!... Read review

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Advantages: Well built, dual action pump, compact size
Disadvantages: none so far

...I've been mountain biking for several years now, and although I wouldn't class myself as the most hardcore rider out there I still seem to get countless numbers of punctures, thankfully this little pump has been with me the whole time. I bought it a few years ago from a local shop for something around £15 and have been using it since. This MiniMasterBlaster features dual action pumping (i.e. it pumps on both actions, in and out). This greatly reduces the amount of time required to pump up tyres which is always helpful to get riding again after a puncture. The handle is made of sturdy plastic with small ridges on to help grip in wet weather and doesn't hurt your hands at all when in use. The pump features connections for both Presta & Schrader valves which can be swapped over in a matter of seconds, simply by unscrewing the retaining... Read review

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