apparently she really felt the benefit of those katanas on the massive jugs, and the ultra lightweight harness really made a difference... and of course she had tried loads of shoes and harnesses to make her measured judgement that those where the best products available...
i wish they would leave it alone
In reply to Andy Hudson:
What a load of old pants that turned out to be.
They had a whole day at Ratho !
What about true innovations that people might actually care about?
I guess La Sportiva and Arcteryx paid bundles for the endorsement
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> I guess for a mainstream audience this was never going to be overly
technical...
I guess the mainstream audience might have been able to cope with a tiny bit of 'technical' - like the zero advantage gained by the clothes, shoes and harness !
Yea, the sad reality is that most of these programs end up doing this: i.e. stating what manufacturers of products claim and not exploring/adding common sense!
loopyone16 Nov 2009
In reply to Andy Hudson: That was one of the stupidest thing i've ever seen.
The photography one was even dafter.
The presenters were using tech to beat the professionals but the pro photographer had way better tech than JB.
