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It's almost that time of year: Halloween again - and for the record, Boba Fett costumes are always a hit. But where do you find them? What do you need to look for in Boba Fett costumes that would be a sign of quality?

Perhaps you have noticed that all seems quiet on Tattooine, and the Outer Rim in general? If you haven't noticed, though George Lucas and company haven't mentioned any plans on getting the franchise up and running with any further movies at the moment, an entire generation of movie makers and sci-fi buffs have been raised on "wave two" with the Clone Wars saga (the prequel of Epidsodes I-III). Despite that, die hard fans will not be satisfied with cheap looking knockoffs, and one of the less obscure side characters happens to be Boba Fett, son of Jango.

What makes Boba Fett costumes different than Jango Fett?

If you know the storyline, you know that Boba Fett is the cloned "son" of Jango, the latter of whom was in the recent prequel. Boba was in the "original" movies, though chronologically the older movies were more recent in the Saga's time line.

Some differences between the Boba and Jango Fett costumes:

Jango is blue and silver in color, and his armor is very "new" looking. Boba Fett, on the other hand, was more battle-hardened in his Mandalorian battle armor. His armor is not new looking but has dents, scratches, and signs of wear.

The colors of the Boba Fett costumes are green, red and camouflage-like. If you will, Boba is more "distressed" than Jango. Other than that, the two costumes are very similar (see below for a few more details).

What are key components of authentic Boba Fett costumes?

There are key components of Boba's costume that you can find in higher-end costume producers.

• Helmet: Has adjustable "range-finder," dents and wear and tear.
• Wookie (TM) scalps on shoulders (not in Jango's).
• Cape (not usually in a Jango costume).
• Yellow knee pads (with dart guns).
• Maroon-colored gauntlets (with various projectiles and a grapple).
• Rocket jet pack
• Utility belt with leather (or vinyl) ammo containers
• Codpiece
• Blaster

Most costume designers will not provide the boots, and you want to make sure that the rocket pack is sturdy. Ensure the codpiece is adjustable, the helmet is padded, and that the gloves can fit your size before purchasing.

One of the best Boba Fett costumes is the "Supreme Edition," which is very hard to find unless you shop online. As far as quality goes, it is very comfortable and sturdy, though only for the enthusiast. If you're looking for either Fett, be sure you purchase from providers that have been in the business long enough to make customer service job one, preferably giving you customer reviews as well.

Whether you are part of a costume party, masquerade, Halloween or just for a unique gift for the enthusiast, you can't go wrong with the galaxy's most famous bounty hunter. Be sure to find the best Boba Fett costumes for your next event.

Are you looking for the best quality costumes, collector's helmets or children's? Look no further than http://bobafettarmor.net for the latest in bounty hunter comfort. Whether you're chasing Han Solo or trying to capture Luke for Lord Vader, Boba Fett armor is yours for the asking. We only deal in the top quality costumes, though there is one for every budget. Happy Halloween!

Disclaimer: This article uses terminology such as character names, the title "Star Wars" and various references to intellectual property owned exclusively by Lusafilm Ltd and Twentieth Century Fox. The names Boba Fett, Jango Fett, and all Star Wars themed verbiage is the exclusive trademark and copyright of Lucasfilm Ltd., and this article in no way implies that the author of this article nor the website linked to in the resource box are in any way affiliated, owned or operated by either Lusasfilm Ltd., George Lucas or Twentieth Century Fox, and the information expressed herein is purely informational and for entertainment purposes.

Golf Gifts Guide 2009 (4)

Looking for the newest, coolest off-course and on-course golf gifts, whether it is for your own holiday list or for someone else?  Well, it’s that time of year again for gift giving and most golfers are just looking for an excuse to find the new products that will give them an extra edge.

We have selected some of the newest and best performing products to that end that not only will help your golf game, but are great gifts.

Bettinardi Golf

Bobby Bettinardi, the putter designing and manufacturing genius, has also introduced the ultimate in a belt buckle, now quite the “in” accessory on the Tour. The Buckle is an extension of their superior metal craft from the function of golf putters to the fashion world of golf. You’ll find The Buckle being worn by Rory Sabbatini, Lee Westwood and Darren Clarke.

The Buckle begins as a solid block of high-grade, double-aged stainless steel (DASS) and passes through a series of 12 processes before it can be a Bettinardi Buckle.

CNC milling gradually cuts the metal, creating the form of The Buckle. It is then further honed, engraved, buffed, polished, and hand-painted with an enamel finish.

The Buckle is available in two sizes: Standard (1-¼") & Large (1-½"). And, like its putter counterpart, can be customized to your taste and specifications, including 3-letter initialing, design engraving, and hand-painted elements.

All Bettinardi Buckles come with Herman Oak Bridle Leather Belts. These high quality belts are dressed and finished with oils and tallows to make them strong and flexible to prevent cracking around punch holes, and tanned, so as not to tarnish the hardware.

Yet, these leathers also maintain their body in use and have very little stretch. All finishes are fully aniline for a natural look, just like stained wood.

Belts are available in black, brown, white, blue, green, orange, red, and turquoise.

Bushnell Yardage Pro XGC Golf GPS

The XGC is the most user- friendly of all the GPS distance finders that we have tested to date.  It is elegant, simple, sleek, and accurate and backed by the Bushnell name.

FYI, Bushnell pioneered the golf laser rangefinder in 1995, and with the introduction of PinSeeker Technology in 2005, quickly became the brand of choice for 90% of pros on the PGA tour.

The unit features a 2.2" hi-resolution, sunlight readable, color screen that displays an easy-to-use interface for "hole up" tracking, "down the fairway" perspective and scorekeeping and statistics.

Its ability to store up to 20 courses, including custom color course maps, is a definite UPS (Unique Selling Proposition).
This simply is a great gift for any golfer but more importantly, it is a wonderful tool that will help your game in many ways, especially for measuring distances you hit with your clubs.

A belt clip and storage case is included and the rechargeable Li-Ion battery provides up to 16 hours of use.

Graphite Design Shafts GDS Tour AD Shafts

We all know that the shaft is the engine in any club. The very best shafts that I have ever tested and what I use in my clubs are the Graphite Design Tour AD – UT shafts.

This is the shaft, that in my opinion, every golfer who is not on Tour should be using, even though Tour players such as Kenny Perry and a host of Champion Tour players are themselves playing the GDS Tour AD models.

GDS has just introduced their new GDS Tour AD D-1 7X this past week and the response on the PGA and Nationwide Tour has been amazing. Players drove the ball 20 – 30 yards further with perfect trajectories.

Both the UT and D-1 models are special orders, and now I understand why they are “special”. They are phenomenal and have, according to my playing partners, improved my driving ability both with the driver and hybrids.

Both of these shafts are very expensive, but you get what you pay for - longer distance and a big smile on your face - $385 per shaft.

adidas Tour 360 4.0 Golf Shoe

One of the most critical pieces of equipment in the golfer’s arsenal is good fitting shoes for the hours spent walking the golf course (Top 10 Strangest Golf Courses). Any shoe from addidas comes with high expectations of comfort and performance and the Tour 360 4.0 fits the bill to a tee.

The Tour 360 4.0 contains, within its beautifully designed sleek body, the latest technology in the uppers, insole and outsoles. The full grain leather shoe features a unibody construction that connects the heel counter and 360WRAP technology to the outsole creating the most stable adidas golf shoe ever, while X-STATIC silver filament fibers woven into the lining helps regulate temperature of this fully waterproof shoe.

The Tour 360 4.0 has a new re-engineered POWERBAND CHASSIS that wraps up higher on the lateral forefoot and AdiPRENE cushioning which provides enhanced impact absorption. The shoe features a newly designed and exclusive THiNTech Cleat. This is a great look performance shoe that is extremely comfortable and functional.

Antigua Desert Dry Shirts

Antigua's new Desert Dry™ Xtra-Lite is a  weightless, light fabric.

The three-dimensional construction is what makes the fabric extremely light without being sheer or see-through. In addition, Desert Dry™ Xtra-Lite wicks away moisture even faster that Antigua's proprietary Desert Dry, a performance fabric the company created several years ago when it introduced its performance category for golf.

This new technology can be found in both the men’s and women’s lines of golf apparel.

Antigua apparel is routinely tested under the hottest conditions of the Arizona Desert to insure that it meets the high standards of moisture wicking performance.

Not only do the Antigua Desert Dry Golf Shirts look great, but they feel even better. The Proper style is shown in the photo above.

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Does anyone have opinions on a decent budget consciousness rangefinder for bow hunting?

I am considering the Burton Echo and the Bushnell Sport 450. I will be using the unit for primarily bow hunting but it would be nice to be able to accurately range for black powder and rifle as well. I have read the customer reviews on the Bass Pro website but wanted to get some more opinions. Thanks.

I don't like the use of a range finder for bow hunting unless you are a world class bow shot and are hunting in the western part of the country where longer shots are the norm. If neither one applies to you it is a waste of money and effort to use it strictly for bow hunting. The average distance a deer is killed by a bow hunter is 19 yards. I have a self imposed limit of 35 yards for a bow shot.No need for a range finder at that distance.But The Bushnell would be the one I would get other then the Burton Echo, mainly because I know nothing about the Echo.

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