Schwinn 1999 Pro Stock 3 Cruiser

Advantages: Distance, Feel, durability
Disadvantages: Price

...are the Callaway Hex (the new Black version of this is supposed to be very special). The Wilson True is another ball aiming at lower handicap golfers, i found this ball to be very good on around the green but a little weak off the tee and the fairway. Summary - The Pro V1 has got a hefty price tag (over £3 per ball), but in my view it is worth every penny. It is straight, long, soft and has a great roll off the putter face. The Pro V1 is miles ahead of any ball on the market. I suggest to any golfer looking to improve to invest in the Pro V1.... Read review

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Advantages: A good workout for the forearms, and addictive too.
Disadvantages: Sometimes tricky to get started.

...~£26.99): This is the same as the Pro model, but with Neon lights that flash as the powerball spins up. Powerball Neon Regular (RRP ~£19.99): Has the Neon lights, but NOT the RPM counter. Powerball Signature Series (RRP ~£29.99): Limited edition white/sapphire powerball, with rpm counter and LED lights. It also has a mini DVD which shows (briefly) different types of exercises, world record attempts, etc. Also includes a wrist strap, which is not entirely neccessary. Powerball Techno (RRP ~£26.99): I've never used one, but apparently the score is not read out on an electronic counter, but scrolls across the rotor. It might circumvent the short comings of the electronic display I mentioned... Powerball 350 Hz Pro - Metal (RRP ~£69.99): Presumably the big daddy of powerballs! I've found that there are a few reputable powerball traders... Read review

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Advantages: Relativley Cheap, 6mm latex
Disadvantages: Useless in wet weather

...overall an average pair of keeper gloves from a usually top notch company. I have had uhlsport gloves in the past which have been excellent as well as having a reasonable life span. When i saw the pro special i thought I'd give them a try. I purchased them in black, white and orange although i think they are available in other colour schemes. They have the usual 6mm soft latex palms and 3D backhand technology which apparantly flexes with your hand. Unlike other keepers gloves that contain finger support or anatomically moulded in the shape of your hands, this glove has nothing. They are very flat and plain. The gloves were ok until the palms began to age, these were brought back to life with a quick hand wash. After a while though general wear and tear crept in and the gloves were past rescuing. The grip in the palm began... Read review

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