victorinox vs. opinel?
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victorinox. but what do you need a knife for anyway?
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Olympus is much better. In terms of upgradeability, service and durability. For vets, I recommend the CX31 or 41. You can have a phase contrast attachment for live cell microscopy. Also, you can opt to have a trinocular tube which can be connected to camera.\n\np.s. what country do you live in? i can recommend an olympus dealer.
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A Dremel tool, go to your hardware store and get one. It is the handiest power tool, and doesn't take up any more room than a briefcase. Don't be afraid to ask sales people their opinon on which one is the best. And the next present should be a skimpy french maid's outfit (in your size of course).
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Roper is good.......\n\nAlso Laredo.......\n\nIf you want the high-dollar stuff, go with Lucchese.....custom made, and very $$$$$
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lets see:\n\nFor Control: Head Flexpoint Prestige or Wilson Prostaff 6.1 Classic\n\nFor Power: Wilson n8\n\nFor all around - Head Liquidmetal radical\n\nit all depends on ur preference, if u want control, go head flexpoint or wilson prostaff, if u want power, go for the larger headed racquets...
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I have personally hit both sets.  Each set has it's own advantages and dis advantages.  I thought that the MX-17's were very easy to hit, especially in the mid to long irons, but I caught myself digging too much with the short irons.  The Adams a2's are super forgiving and the hybrids that it comes with are stupid easy to hit.  The a2 irons are as fat on the sole as the MX-17's, but they are still easy to get airborne.  I would go with the Adams irons, but you should try the irons out for yourself and go with what is best for you.  Don't foget the Adams a2 OS irons as well.
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I'm gonna suggest a Cold Steel Voyager, with three inch blade.\nIt ain't super slim, but it is very light, and they are just about the toughest knives I've ever used...and I've used just about everything: spyderco, benchmade, buck, old timer, case, western, kershaw...Find your model at \nwww.coldsteel.com\n\nthen buy it on Ebay really cheap.
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i have always liked the remmington 870 express. for the value and overall performance. berretas are nice but pricey
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It is a value issue. If you fish 2-3 time a year a Loomis is not practical.  The blank is what makes the rod.  The modulous.  If you fished with an ugly stick for a week then picked up a Loomis you would feel the difference.   As for high quality St. Croix rods offer some comparable quality without as high of a price but still pricey.  Fenwick has a great line of rods.  Bass pro and GAnder Mountain offer nice rods from their repsective stores that fish nice as well.  If you have the money it can be worth the investment.  I use a Loomis for Carolina rigging for bass and I can really tell when I am dragging sand as opposed to pea gravel as opposed to rocks etc.  Quailty blank and the components(reel seat, guides cork handle-which the blanks on the Loomis go through the handle) not all rods do this so it is indeed more sensative as a result.  Quality is the big difference it is a better designed and built rod than the average rod.  Good fishing!
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Niether!  They are both gimmick lures that have very low catch ratio's.  Save your money and get some YUM dingers.  You will catch way more fish, like bass, than with either of the lures you mentioned.  Tight lines.
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I made my decision by going to Golfsmith and hit an assortment of clubs. I found the Callaway Fusion irons to be most consistent for me and the easiest to hit.  The other cool thing is Golfsmith has a 100 day satisfaction policy which lets you have piece of mind regarding the club choice.
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volkl has great skis, very springy for a stiff german style stick.  i prefer the 5 star as an all round ski for many conditions. it may be important to decide where you'll be most often skiing though.  is the snow usually dry groomed off piste heavy and that sort of thing.  this will help answer what waist you should primarily look at. also your weight height skiing style. see a pro where you do most of your skiing, pick her brains and then decide later based on the many factors outside of whats in their shop.  also look at sierratrading post for deals on ski packages.  i know they were offering a great pair of rossi carvers for about 500 bucks.
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I really like a gerber for myself. It is very sharp right out of the box.\nAnd will hold an edge very good. Be Careful. Try to find one made\nin USA.\n\n.
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get a tippmann 98 custom.  it it tourny grade right out of the box a,d you can customize it like heck and still have it ending up costing as much as one of theose autocockers.  i have one and ive got a flatline and a stock on it and i get superb performance out of that and the whole thing cost me around 250 after stock and barrel were added on.  the gun itself comes with a kit and costs around 170.  also they just came out with a loading system that is the same as the a5 so now its able to load the balls faster.  it is also a great gun because you can bang it against stuff and you wont break it in any way.  thats the one i recommend
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you asked this yesterday but i'll answer it again go with a demarini or stealth if you want something light go with a small barrel denmarini. but if its a heavy bat your looking for go with a big barrel denmarini a small and big barell stealth and ive heard the tpx's are good and ive seen a tpx on every high school team ive seen (10 teams)
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the difference is in price. itried both and didnt see any difference. go with gilette fusion. it is great.
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Hammer and chisel.....or sledgehammer