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I was deceived by the reviews.
I made the mistake of only reading the summary on the back and thus did not understand how much the author would focus on the Virgin Mary, the elders, and the clichés of Orthodoxy.
Otherwise, it's just rambling philosophies and writing at a middle school essay level.
I threw my money away.

The backpack is amazing and structurally has no damage. However, it has some details covered with a shiny plastic that started peeling off after 2 years.

I have a backpack in excellent condition but I can't use it because it looks heavily damaged in 2-3 spots.

Incredible garment. I wore it for almost 8 days on a road trip abroad where I did activities such as cycling, hiking, etc.

Through this, I wore a long-sleeve merino t-shirt. It didn't smell, didn't break, didn't bother me. I had it open in the heat, closed in the cold. Comfortable during activities and when you button it up, it's great for any occasion.

Worth every penny.

For children around 5-6 years old, it is interesting to go through the process and then have the doll appear through the smoke.
The doll is nothing special, it makes sounds, you touch it with the wand and it tells you if your wish will come true, etc.
The cauldron is more interesting as it gives you a little box that you can put small objects inside and they appear, instead of the doll.
The smoke liquid will definitely last for 6-7 times. As for the magic filters, you can put whatever you want if you run out.
Be careful not to pour water on the wrong side of the "bottom" because it will enter the circuit and there will be a problem. Luckily, I easily opened it with a screwdriver, let it dry, and it works again.
If you want visitors to see it after the first time, there is a refill kit for 15 euros, with magic filters for 2 uses and smoke liquid.

Epic. Unfortunately, the price has skyrocketed like in all good whiskies here for the past 4-5 years. For Campbelltown lovers, a whisky they must try at least once in their lifetime.

In first tests quite good and quality.
I detect a small issue, when it is not filled with water, there is no grip handle on the opposite side of the ladder/slide.
At a children's party, most children would climb and play on the ladder at the top of the slide, causing it to tilt.

So if many children are going to use it and the pool doesn't have water, be careful not to gather all together at the top.

It's not a toy, it's a bit expensive but you can find spare parts in case of damage and not throw it away.

I give it to a 5-year-old and it's doing well. There is a speed controller on the remote control so you can have it at a lower speed until they learn. Ours has taken quite a beating in jumps, etc. and the only thing that has happened is that one tire came off (it sticks back on with the logo just fine).

Maybe now that I have more experience, I would go directly for something better, but back then I would have had to almost double the budget.

I made it with my 5-year-old son and it kept us busy for several hours. Recently, we took it apart and now we build it in its second form. The instructions are great, both in the application and in the paper manual. Maybe with the paper manual, you sharpen your mind a little more to figure out exactly how it fits together

It does a pretty good job, as long as you're not a perfectionist. It may not have the perfect balance in cutting. Nevertheless, it is lightweight, affordable, and performs very well.
Pay attention to how you tighten the adjustment screw. The English instructions did not have a clear note so that you don't tighten it in reverse, and for 2 months I was cutting coffee starting from fine and ending up very coarse because the adjustment screw was not stable. If you tighten it from the right side, it won't loosen - it clicks when you turn it to know approximately where it is set.