If you aren't picky about the brand, you can often find pretty steep discounts on last year's stock assuming they still have your size in stock. I think I got mine for about 60% off.
Between reducing the usage, recycling existing copper resources already extracted, and switching to alternatives like fiber optics for tel con, or aluminum as a conductor when lighter weight is more important than better conductivity, we'll be fine.
I just finished this last night. Excellent
If you enjoyed that one and haven't seen "The English", I highly recommend that one. I think it's available on Amazon but not 100%. Not quite as gritty, but similar setting. It's well done and tightly packed with a proper ending as a mini series.
They are. All replaced by sportchek...but sportchek was even more affordable than sports experts...or carried more affordable stuff... So sportchek is your best bet...or Canadian Tire for entry level.
I liked it too but give it a B+. I did not like the ending. I also did not like the changing of the story regarding the Mormon's massacre of the wagon train; the truth is a more interesting story.
If you are buying for kids, buy used because they grow out of them fast. If buying for yourself, consider used too as you might get an excellent skate at a low bargain price.
That's fair. The second point I've seen raised a lot, but I wonder how that would have played out with it being something that happened over many days instead of what we saw. Since it's only based on real events, but fictional otherwise, I'm okay with it. I did like that it brought some attention to some of the horrific past of the mormon's and religiously motivated tyranny and murder in general.
The ending seemed like a soap opera to me with extra drama added. I would have liked it more if the "event" just happened without the will he or won't he aspects. It seemed very contrived for the drama.
I wasn't entirely sure what happened there. Did he change his mind or did he see that someone had followed them? Either way, I guess I can empathize with the conflicting emotions after his family, including his young child, was murdered. There's an element there of can you ever really start over or has the trauma destroyed your soul. Myself, I don't think I could ever dig out of that and would lean towards the latter and walk away. Then I might regret that and turn around. Hard to say I guess without experiencing what is a parents worst nightmare. Personally, I assume I'd have shot myself the moment I saw my wife and son laying on the ground and there'd have been no show to follow lol.
