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Here you will find reviews of the kit we have been using while completing the 1095 mile challenge, along with equipment we have tried along the way. You can review the kit also by leaving a comment.


Jan
05

Ronhill thermostretch light running glove

Ratings Overall Ease of use Value for money Sporting a reflective logo on the right hand glove and costing around £8 from a range of online retailers, it’s no wonder you see the elites wear them for a few miles and drop them when they’ve finished with them! These gloves are a true bargain in [...]

Jan
05

Brighton Marathon 2010 – Event Review

Ratings Overall Event Date: 18 April 2010 Distance: 26.2 miles Capacity: 12,000 Conditions on the day: Hot as a hot thing, about nineteen degrees on a Sunday in April! Website: www.brightonmarathon.co.uk *Video: brighton marathon 2010 video Organisation Rating: Superb. Especially for a first run of the event. Clearly the brighton marathon group got their heads [...]

Jan
05

Gore Running Wear Air Long Sleeve Running Top

Ratings Overall Ease of use Value for money I’ve picked up a couple of these over the last few months. One yellow, one orange. They’re a mix of fairly standard running wear type microfibre, a quick drying fabric, which is coupled with bands of lightweight mesh in the side panels. All of the seams are [...]

Jan
05

Skins A400 Running Tights

Ratings Overall Ease of use Value for money Skins compression wear has always intrigued me. It is, without a shadow of a doubt, premium price running gear. It also claims to be very scientifically designed to get the best of an athlete. Being neither at my best, nor an athlete I’ll find it hard to [...]

Jan
05

Bridgedale X-Hale Speed Demon Running Socks

Ratings Overall Ease of use Value for money I’m not one to lay down £12 on a pair of socks without thinking ‘have I finally lost it?’. The speed demon sock seemed to make sense though. It’s a lightweight sock material with added fuzzy padding around the forefoot and heel areas. Have a look at [...]

Jan
05

Gore Running Wear Air Windstopper Gilet

Ratings Overall Ease of use Value for money This is a truly expensive item when you look at how much material you actually get for £60! It’s as light as a feather, and probably competes well with Saffron, gram for gram The Gilet has a single zip up pocket to the rear and some reflective [...]

Jan
05

Gore Running Wear Apex Gore-Tex Waterproof Cap

Ratings Overall Ease of use Value for money First impressions are that this cap is right on the limit of resting on the ears, with my small head. If you have a very small head, steer clear, it’ll rub and annoy/hurt. Beyond that, it appears well made, with a stiff peak, reflective piping and reflective [...]

Jan
05

Brooks Nightlife Running Cap

Ratings Overall Ease of use Value for money The Brooks Nightlife range of running specific gear are heavily emblazoned with incredibly effective reflective bands. The cap also claims to be resistant to rain, which it appears to be, looking at the material. Most of the range is available in a choice of either yellow, pink [...]

Jan
05

Gore Running Wear Running Cap II

Ratings Overall Ease of use Value for money Now this review is going to seem like I want everyone to buy this cap. Like Gore have paid me to say all of this. Let me assure you, they haven’t. They probably should The reason? I absolutely adore the thing. It has been my most well [...]

Jan
05

Asics Gel Kayano 15

Ratings Overall Ease of use Value for money To say I swear by these running shoes would be an understatement. I’ve probably run best part of a thousand miles in the Asics Kayano range now. Granted they’re not the cheapest option in a structured shoe. In fact, by Asics standards, they’re virtually top line. But [...]

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